The poetic and dramatic works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Edition: Medallion ed.
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
Published: 1927
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 763
Copyright date: 1898
Subjects: English poetry
Notes: Title page vignette.

Includes indexes.
Table of contents: title: Claribel; title: Nothing will die; title: All things will die; title: Leonine elegiacs; title: Supposed confessions of a second-rate sensitive mind; title: The kraken; title: Song: 'The winds, as at their hour of birth'; title: Lilian; title: Isabel; title: Mariana; title: To-; title: Madeline; title: Song: The owl; title: Second song, to the same; title: Recollections of the Arabian nights; title: Ode to memory; title: Song: 'A spirit haunts the year's last hours'; title: A character; title: The poet; title: The poet's mind; title: The sea-fairies; title: The deserted house; title: The dying swan; title: A dirge; title: Love and death; title: The ballad of Oriana; title: Circumstance; title: The merman; title: The mermaid; title: Adeline; title: Margaret; title: Rosalind; title: Eleanore; title: Kate; title: 'My life is full of weary days'; title: To; title: To J.M.K.; title: 'Mine be the strength of spirit, full and free'; title: Alexander; title: Buonaparte; title: Poland; title: 'Caress'd or chidden by the slender hand'; title: The form, the form alone is eloquent'; title: 'Wan sculptor, weepest thou to take the cast'; title: 'If I were loved, as I desire to be'; title: The bridesmaid; title: The lady of Shalott; title: Mariana in the south; title: The two voices; title: The miller's daughter; title: Fatima; title: OEnone; title: The sisters; title: The palace of art; title: Lady Clara vere de vere; title: The may queen; title: New-year's eve; title: Conclusion; title: The lotos-eaters; title: Choric song; title: A dream of fair women; title: The blackbird; title: The death of the old year; title: To J.S.; title: On a mourner; title: 'You ask me, why, tho' ill at ease'; title: 'Of old sat freedom on the heights'; title: 'Love thou thy land, with love far-brought'; title: England and America in 1782; title: The goose; title: The epic; title: Morte d'arthur; title: The gardener's daughter; title: Dora; title: Audley court; title: Walking to the mail; title: Edwin Morris; title: Saint Simeon stylites; title: The talking oak; title: Love and duty; title: The golden year; title: Ulysses; title: Tithonus; title: Locksley hall; title: Godiva; title: The day-dream : Prologue ; The sleeping palace ; The sleeping beauty ; The arrival ; The revival ; The departure ; Moral ; L' envoi ; Epilogue; title: Amphion; title: Saint Agnes' eve; title: Sir Galahad; title: Edward Gray; title: Will Waterproof's lyrical monologue; title: Lady Clare; title: The captain; title: The Lord of Burleigh; title: The voyage; title: Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere; title: A farewell; title: The beggar maid; title: The eagle; title: 'Move eastward, happy earth'; title: 'Come not, when I am dead'; title: The letters; title: The vision of sin; title: To-, after reading a life and letters; title: To E.L., on his travels in Greece; title: 'Break, break, break'; title: The poet's song; title: The princess; title: In memoriam A.H.H.; title: Maud; a monodrama; title: The brook; title: The daisy; title: To the rev. F.D. Maurice; title: Will; title: Ode on the death of the duke of Wellington; title: The charge of the light brigade; title: Enoch Arden; title: Aylmer's field; title: Sea dreams; title: Ode sung at the opening of the international exhibition; title: A welcome to Alexandra; title: The grandmother; title: Northern farmer; old style; title: Northern farmer; new style; title: In the valley of Cauteretz; title: The flower; title: Requiescat; title: The sailor boy; title: The islet; title: A dedication; title: Boadicea; title: On translations of Homer; title: Milton; title: 'O you chorus of indolent reviewers'; title: Specimen of a translation of the Iliad in blank verse; title: The third of February, 1852; title: A welcome to her royal highness Marie Alexandrovna, Duchess of Edinburgh; title: In the garden at Swainston; title: The city child; title: Minnie and Winnie; title: The spiteful letter; title: Literary squabbles; title: The victim; title: Wages; title: The higher pantheism; title: The voice and the peak; title: 'Flower in the crannied wall'; title: Lucretius; title: The window: On the hill ; At the window ; Gone ; Winter ; Spring ; The letter ; No answer ; The Answer ; Ay ; When ; Marriage morning; title: The lover's tale; title: The golden supper; title: Dedication; title: The coming of Arthur; title: The round table; title: Gareth and Lynette; title: The marriage of Geraint; title: Geraint and Enid; title: Balin and Balin; title: Merlin and Vivien; title: Lancelot and Elaine; title: The holy grail; title: Pelleas and Ettarre; title: The last tournament; title: Guinevere; title: The passing of Arthur; title: To the queen; title: To Alfred Tennyson, my grandson; title: The first quarrel; title: Rizpah; title: The northern cobbler; title: The revenge; title: The village wife; title: In the children's hospital; title: Dedicatory poem to the princess Alice; title: The defence of Lucknow; title: Sir John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham; title: Columbus; title: The voyage of Maeldune; title: De Profundis: The two greetings ; The human cry; title: Prefatory sonnet; title: To the rev. W.H. Brookfield; title: Montenegro; title: To victor Hugo; title: Battle of Brunanburh; title: Achilles over the trench; title: To princess Frederica on her marriage; title: Sir John Franklin; title: To Dante; title: To E. Fitzgerald; title: Tiresias; title: The wreck; title: Despair; title: The ancient sage; title: The flight; title: To-morrow; title: The spinster's sweet-arts; title: The charge of the heavy brigade at Balaclava: Prologue: to General Hamley ; The charge ; Epilogue; title: To Virgil; title: The dead prophet; title: Early spring; title: Prefatory poem to my brother's sonnets; title: 'Frater ave atque vale'; title: Helen's tower; title: Epitaph on Lord Stratford de Redcliffe; title: Epitaph on General Gordon; title: Epitaph on Caxton; title: To the Duke of Argyll; title: Hangs all round; title: Freedom; title: Poets and their bibliographies; title: To H.R.H. Princess Beatrice; title: Locksley Hall sixty years after; title: The fleet; title: Opening of the Indian and colonial exhibition by the queen; title: To W.C. Macready; title: To the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava; title: On the jubilee of Queen Victoria; title: To Professor Jebb; title: Demeter and Persephone; title: Owd Roa; title: Vastness; title: The ring; title: Forlorn; title: Happy; title: To Ulysses; title: To Mary Boyle; title: The progress of spring; title: Merlin and the gleam; title: Romney's remorse; title: Parnassus; title: By an evolutionist; title: Old age; title: Far-far-away; title: Politics; title: Beautiful city; title: The roses on the terrace; title: The play; title: On one who affected an effeminate manner; title: To one who ran down the English; title: The snowdrop; title: The throstle; title: The oak; title: In memoriam W.G. Ward; title: Queen Mary: a drama; title: Harold: a drama: Show-day at Battle Abbey, 1876 ; Harold; title: Becket; title: The falcon; title: The cup; title: The promise of May; title: Crossing the bar.