The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volume 8

William Wordsworth

Macmillan, 1896

Contents

• 1834: 1
• To a Child: 7
• To the Moon: 13
• Extempore Effusion upon the Death of James Hogg: 24
• PAGE: 29
• Desponding Father mark this altered bough: 31
• November 1836: 37
• To a RedbreastIn Sickness: 38
• Six months to six years added he remained: 39
• To Henry Crabb Robinson: 41
• Musings near Aquapendente April 1837: 42
• The Pine of Monte Mario at Rome: 58
• At Rome: 59
• At RomeRegretsin Allusion to Niebuhr and other Modern Historians: 60
• Continued: 61
• At Rome: 62
• Near Rome in Sight of St Peters: 63
• At Albano: 64
• Near Anios stream I spied a gentle Dove: 65
• Near the Lake of Thrasymene: 66
• Near the same Lake: 67
• At the Convent of Camaldoli: 72
• Continued: 73
• At the Eremite or Upper Convent of Camaldoli: 74
• At Vallombrosa: 75
• At Florence: 78
• Before the Picture of the Baptist by Raphael: 79
• in the Gallery at Florence 79: 80
• At Bologna in Remembrance of the late Insurrections: 85
• To the Planet Venus: 92
• Blest Statesman He whose Minds unselfish will: 101
• Sonnets upon the Punishment of Death Continued: 103
• XII: 110
• Poor Robin: 116
• Intent on gathering wool from hedge and brake: 122
• The most alluring clouds that mount the sky: 128
• The Poets Dream: 135
• To the Clouds: 142
• Love lies Bleeding: 148
• 66: 154
• To the Rev Christopher Wordsworth D D Master: 162
• On the projected Kendal and Windermere Railway: 166
• Proud were ye Mountains when in times of old: 167
• At Furness Abbey: 176
• Where lies the truth? has Man in wisdoms creed: 182
• How beautiful the Queen of Night on high دو: 188
• 1787: 209
• When Love was born of heavenly line: 215
• 1800: 221
• Among all lovely things my Love had been: 231
• The rains at length have ceasd the winds are stilld: 233
• Shall he who gives his days to low pursuits: 257
• 1806: 263
• The Scottish Broom on Birdnest brae: 270
• Translation of Part of the First Book of the Eneid: 276
• 1826: 282
• Composed when a Probability existed of our being obliged: 289
• To my Niece Dora: 297
• 1837: 303
• The Eagle and the Dove: 309
• 1846: 319
• To Miss Sellon: 325
• 123: 365
• America: 380
• 125: 402
• France: 421
• ERRATA AND ADDENDA LIST: 431
• 164: 451
• A PoetHe hath put his heart to school: 452
• 166: 457
• The Roman Consul doomed his sons to die: 463

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, Volume 8; The Eversley series; The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, William Wordsworth
• Author: William Wordsworth
• Editor: William Angus Knight
• Publisher: Macmillan, 1896
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Jan 12, 2009