The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth

William Wordsworth

E. Moxon, 1869 - English poetry - 704 pages

Contents

• POEMS WRITTEN IN YOUTH: 1
• Lines left upon a Seat in a Yewtree which stands near the Lake of Esthwaite on a desolate: 14
• THE BORDERERS A Tragedy: 24
• POEMS REFERRING TO THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD: 54
• PAGE: 68
• The Complaint of a Forsaken Indian Woman: 81
• The Emigrant Mother: 87
• Michael A Pastoral Poem: 96
• PAGE: 113
• THE WAGGONER Canto I: 131
• POEMS OF THE IMAGINATION: 141
• O Nightingale thou surely: 143
• Resolution and Independence: 151
• Song at the Feast of Brougham Castle upon the Restoration of Lord Clifford thc Shepherd: 158
• Dion: 165
• The Triad: 171
• Devotional Incitements: 177
• PETER BELL A TALE Prologue: 184
• I: 197
• The world is too much with us late and soon: 203
• PART III: 210
• Lo where she stands fixed in a saintlike trance: 215
• or the Braes of Kirtle: 221
• Fly some kind Harbinger to Grasmeredale: 227
• Effusion in the Pleasureground on the banks of the Bran near Dunkeld: 233
• PAGE: 236
• To Thomas Clarkson on the Final Passing of the Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade: 242
• Call not the royal Swede unfortunate: 244
• Feelings of a French Royalist on the Disinterment of the Remains of the Duke dEnghien: 250
• Bruges: 256
• 0: 270
• Near the same Lake: 276
• To the Rev Dr Wordsworth: 285
• Journey renewed: 291
• Druidical Excommunication: 313
• Papal Dominion: 319
• Archbishop Chichely to Henry V: 321
• Patriotic Sympathies: 327
• The Liturgy: 329
• YARROW REVISITED AND OTHER POEMS: 335
• EVENING VOLUNTARIES: 342
• POEMS COMPOSED OR SUGGESTED DURING A TOUR IN THE SUMMER: 348
• Despond who willI heard a voice exclaim: 353
• To Cordelia M Hallsteads Ullswater: 360
• The two April Mornings: 366
• The Force of Prayer or the Founding of Bolton Priory A Tradition: 373
• The Warning A Sequel to the foregoing: 379
• SONNETS DEDICATED: 386
• See the Condemned alone within his cell: 391
• Poor Robin: 397
• Prelude prefixed to the Volume entitled Poems chiefly of Early and Late Years: 403
• INSCRIPTIONS: 411
• PAGE: 416
• Troilus and Cresida: 423
• Animal Tranquillity and Decay: 429
• Elegiac Verses in Memory of my Brother John Wordsworth Commander of the E I Companys: 435
• ODE INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY FROM RECOLLECTIONS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD: 441
• THE PRELUDE OR GROWTH OF A POETS MIND AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL POEM Advertisement: 444
• Introduction Childhood and Schooltime II Schooltime continued: 445
• Residence at Cambridge: 456
• Summer Vacation: 463
• Books: 466
• Cambridge and the Alps: 474
• Residence in London: 482
• Retrospect Love of Nature leading to Love of Man IX Residence in France X Residence in France continued XI Residence in France concluded XII I...: 497
• Part II: 526
• The Wanderer: 528
• The Solitary: 538
• Despondency: 547
• Despondency Corrected: 557
• The Pastor: 570
• The Churchyard among the Mountains: 581
• The Churchyard among the Mountains continued: 592
• The Parsonage IX Discourse of the Wanderer and an Evening Visit to the Lake: 603
• NOTES: 619
• On hearing the Ranz des Vaches on the Top of the Pass of St Gothard: 623
• 528: 636
• 580: 643
• APPENDIX PREFACES ETC: 649
• Essay Supplementary to the Preface Dedication prefixed to the Edition of 1815: 662
• 674: 674
• ADDITIONAL POEMS: 691
• INDEX TO THE POEMS: 693
• Ah think how one compelled for life to abide: 698

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth; The only complete popular edition
• Author: William Wordsworth
• Publisher: E. Moxon, 1869
• Original from: the New York Public Library
• Digitized: Aug 25, 2014
• Length: 704 pages