Title: The poetical works of Leigh Hunt /
Authors: Hunt, Leigh, 1784-1859; Hunt, Thornton Leigh, 1810-1873.; Corbould, Edward Henry, 1815-1905.
Publisher: Routledge, Warne, and Routledge,
Year: 1860
Contents: Narrative poems: The story of RImini; or, fruits of a parent's falsehood -- Corso and Emilia -- Hero and Leander -- The panther -- Mahmoud -- The gentle armour; or, three knights in steel against one in linen -- The palfrey -- The glove and the lions -- Godiva -- Captain Sword and Captain Pen -- Abou Ben Adhem -- Jaffar -- The bitter gourd -- The inevitable -- Wallace and Fawdon -- Kilspindle -- The trumpets of Doolkarnein -- Ballads of Robin Hood -- Narrative modernizations: Death and the ruffians -- Cambus Khan -- Narrative imitations: The tapiser's tale -- The shewe of faire seeming -- Political and critical poems: Politics and poetics; or, the desperate situation of a journalist unhappily smitten with the love of rhyme -- The feast of the poets -- Blue stocking revels; or, the feast of violets -- The St. James's phenomenon -- Coronation soliloquy -- High and low; or, how to write history -- Doctor Ban; or, question for question -- Sonnets: Quiet evenings -- Five sonnets to Hampstead -- To the Nile -- To the grasshopper and the cricket -- To Henry Robertson, John Gattie, and Vincent Novello -- To Thomas Stothard, R.A. -- To my wife -- To Kosciusko -- On a lock of Milton's hair -- To Percy Shelley -- To Miss K -- To the author of "Ion" -- To Charles Dickens -- To Poerio and fellow patriots -- The fish, the man, and the spirit -- The deformed child -- Blank verse: Paganini -- Our cottage -- A heaven upon Earth -- Reflections of a dead body -- Miscellaneous poems: Power and gentleness -- Thoughts of the Avon -- To T. L. H. -- To J. H. -- To Charles Lamb -- To WIlliam Hazlitt -- To Barron Field -- On hearing a little musical box -- Hearing music -- The lover of music to his piano-forte -- A thought or two on reading Pomfret's "Choice" -- Sudden fine weather -- Alter et idem -- An angel in the house -- Wealth and womanhood -- Hymn to Bishop St. Valentine -- Lines to May -- Lines to June -- Christmas -- Rondeau -- Burns and Tullochgorum -- Love-letters made of flowers -- Songs and chorus of the flowers -- Songs of the flowers -- Lines in an album -- Ultra Germano-criticasterism -- Bodryddan -- A night rain in summer -- Calviultor -- To the queen -- To the infant princess royal -- Three visions on the birth of the prince of Wales -- Lines on the birth of the Princess Alice -- Right and might -- Dream within dream; or, a dream in heaven; or, evil minimized -- Morgiana in England -- Ode to the sun -- A blessed spot -- Verses on a full-flowing peruke -- Doggrel on double columns and large type -- The royal line -- Translations: Reappearance of Achilles on the field of battle after his long absence -- Priam rebuking his sons -- Priam at the feet of Achilles -- Mercury going to the cave of Calypso -- The infant Hercules and the serpents -- The Syracusan gossips; or, the feast of Adonis -- Greek pretenders to philosophy described -- Cupid swallowed -- His return home to Sirmio -- Epitaph to Erotian -- The jovial priest's confession -- Song of fairies robbing an orchard -- Plato's archetypal man -- Paulo and Francesca -- Ugolino and his children -- Laura's bower -- Ode to a dead body -- Friends and foes -- Angelica and Medoro -- A deprecation of the name of John -- Lazy corner; or, bed versus business -- Ode to the golden age -- Bacchus in Tuscany -- Sonnet to Genoa -- The debt of the giuli tre -- Portrait of himself -- ENglish courtship -- Learning Tuscan -- Little people panegyrised -- The abbe and his valet -- On the laugh of Madame d'Albret -- A love-lesson -- Lips versus eyes -- The battle of the books -- Marriage a la mode -- Love and age -- A wise death -- The curate and his bishop.