Poems of Letitia Elizabeth Landon (L. E. L.) from Flowers of Loveliness, 1838/Contents
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Contents
| To Victoria |
| Clematis |
| The Hyacinth |
| The Heath |
| The Water-Lily |
| The Night-Blowing Convolvulus |
| The Poppy |
| The Canterbury Bell |
| The Pansy |
| The Marvel of Peru |
| The Laurel |
| The Iris |
| Mignonette |
In the absence of an available digital edition of this important volume, these poems have been collected, where possible, from contemporary sources. Where such cannot be found, the texts have been transcribed from F. J. Sypher’s Poems from the Annuals.
In the original, the opening poem, To Victoria, has artist drawn capitals, each entwined with the appropriate plant.