WILLIAM WORDSWORTH (1770-1850) A. H. Miles

POEMS IN LYRICAL FORM-

1. Lines written in Early Spring

II. Expostulation and Reply

III. The Tables Turned

IV. The Two April Mornings

v. The Fountain

VI. Lucy:

1. "Strange fits of passion"

3. "I travelled among unknown men

"Three years she grew"

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- XII. The Solitary Reaper

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XIII. Yarrow Unvisited

XIV. "She was a Phantom of delight"

xv. "I wandered lonely as a cloud
XVI. To the Cuckoo :

1. "O blithe New-comer"

2. "Yes, it was the mountain Echo

REFLECTIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE-

>Lines, composed above Tintern Abbey
The Old Cumberland Beggar

EVENING VOLUNTARIES-

II. Thoughts suggested the day following
III. On the Death of James Hogg

SONNETS-

(I. National Independence and Liberty)
1. "Fair Star of Evening"

II. "Is it a reed that's shaken by the wind?"
III. "Once did She hold the gorgeous East
IV. "Toussaint, thou most unhappy man
v. "Inland, within a hollow vale

VI. "Two Voices are there"

VII. "O Friend, I know not

VIII. "Milton! thou should'st be living"
IX. "It is not to be thought of"

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x. "When I have borne in memory"
XI. "These times strike monied worldlings
XII. "England! the time is come
XIII. Vanguard of Liberty, ye Men of Kent'
"Six thousand veterans

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XVI. Here pause: the poet claims"

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"The world is too much with us
XXII. "Scorn not the Sonnet

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XXIII. "Earth has not anything to show
-XXIV. "A Poet!-He hath put his heart to school" 340
xxv. "A trouble, not of clouds, or weeping rain" 341
xxvi. Burns's Daisy: "There,' said a Stripling" 341
(III. To the River Duddon)

XXVII. "Sole listener, Duddon'

XXVIII. "Return, Content"

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XXIX. After-Thought: "I thought of Thee"

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(IV. Ecclesiastical Sonnets)

Xxx. Mutability: "From low to high"

XXXI. "Tax not the royal Saint"

XXXII. "They dreamt not of a perishable home"
NOTES TO POEMS BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH

SIR WALTER SCOTT (1771—1832) Alfred H. Miles 347

THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL-

1. Introduction

II. Deloraine's Ride

MARMION-

I. The Camp

11. The Battle of Flodden Field

THE LADY OF THE LAKE-

1. The Trosachs

11. Fitz-James and Roderick Dhu
III. The Battle of Beal' an Duine

ROKEBY-

"O, Brignal banks are wild and fair"

THE LORD OF THE ISLES-

Lake Coriskin

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