Moonlight.

Morning.

Mother's Blessing
Nestor to Hector
Night.

Orpheus with his Lute

Othello's Defence.

Othello's Last Words

Outward and Inward Bound

Prayers

Phoenix and Turtle-Dove

Queen Mab

Remorse.

Revolutions

520

265

34

Opportunity

517

Oracle: "Mine honesty and I'

521

520

Oracle: "The flighty purpose"
Oracle: "There is a mystery in the," 517

Oracle: "There is a history"

517

Oracle: "We must not stint"

521

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510

152

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160

133

Full many a glorious morn-

sent"
Sonnet:
ing"
Sonnet: How oft when thou my mu-
sic "

6

73

271

Sonnet: "Let me not to the marriage," 77
Sonnet: "Oh, for my sake"
Sonnet: Oh, how much more doth". 133
Sonnet: "So am I as the rich"
Sonnet: "To me, fair friend "
Sonnet: "When I do count the
Speech of the Dauphin

Take, O Take those Lips away
Tell me where is Fancy Bred

The Black Prince.

Romeo's Presage

Seven Ages
Sleep

Sonnet: "From you have I been ab-

210

512

208

207

. 521
83
511
102

211

clock"

The Gods are Just

This Army Led by a Delicate and

Tender Prince

The Cloud.

To the Skylark

Viola Disguised, and the Duke
When Daisies Pied and Violets Blue
When we in our Viciousness grow Hard,

SHELLEY, PERCY BYSSHE.

Born in Sussex, Eng., 1792; died
1822.

160
441

267

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510

511

43

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78
86

86

207

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62
518

440
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