Poems
Publisher: Burns and Lambert
Published: 1855
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: POEMS; title: The Infant Bridal. A Tale of the Olden Time 1; title: King Henry the Second at the Tomb of King Arthur 13; title: Epitaph 20; title: The Solitary 21; title: Song — " Breath diyine of morning odours!" 23; title: Song — "Sing the old song, amid the sounds dispersing" 25; title: Queen Bertha at her Vespers 26; title: Queen Bertha's Vigil 27; title: Queen Bertha's Alms 29; title: Queen Bertha's Matin Song 30; title: The Martyrs of Fatherland 33; title: To Burns's "Highland Mary" 40; title: SONNETS: —; title: Colonization 48; title: The Year of Sorrow 51; title: Widowhood 63; title: The Irish Celt to the Irish Norman ; or, The Last Irish Confiscation 65; title: Psyche; or, An Old Poet's Love 77; title: MISCELLANEOUS SONNETS: —; title: "Cold, pure, reviving, med'cinable gales" 103; title: On the Death of a Good King 104; title: On the Fall of a Usurper ib.; title: Poland 105; title: To the Nobility of England, 1848 ib.; title: To Honour 106; title: National Strength ib.; title: On a Convent 107; title: A Convent School in a Corrupt City ib.; title: "The reason why we love thee, dost thou ask?" 108; title: Troilus and Cressida. 1. id.; title: Troilus and Cressida. 2 109; title: Urania ib.; title: On a Portrait 110; title: "Virgin!at placid mom, and when the airs" ib.; title: To a Just Lawyer 111; title: A Churchyard. 1 ib.; title: A Churchyard. 2 112; title: Constancy of Character ib.; title: False Friendship 113; title: "Free born, it is my purpose to die free" ib.; title: The Poetry of Life 114; title: "Painter, in endless fame most sure to live" ib.; title: Incompatibility 115; title: "The happiest lovers that in verse have writ" ib.; title: A Poet to a Painter 118; title: The Fall of Bacon ib.; title: Spring Song 117; title: Second Spring Song 118; title: "I take the gift you give me, friends" 119; title: Song — "Seek not the tree of silkiest bark" ib.; title: "Heart, winged once; self-doomed" 120; title: Song — "Though oft beguiled, my friend, before" 121; title: To 122; title: Lines written at Halsteads 123; title: A Farewell to Naples 127; title: Lines — "From coral caves and sunless mines" 130; title: Modern Philosophy 131; title: A Protestant's Musings at Rome 135; title: Sonnet — Early Friendship 149; title: Sonnet — Drudgery 150; title: Sonnet — Old and Modern Learning 151; title: SONNETS WRITTEN IN TRAVEL: —; title: St. Peter's by Moonlight 153; title: Pontific Service in the Sistine Chapel 154; title: The Pillar of Trajan ib.; title: The Arch of Titus 155; title: The Campagna seen from St. John Lateran ib.; title: Birds in the Baths of Diocletian 156; title: The "Miserere" in the Sistine Chapel. 1 ib.; title: The "Miserere" in the Sistine Chapel. 2 157; title: The Renaissance, and Savonarola. 1 157; title: The Renaissance, and Savonarola. 2 158; title: Frescoes by Masaccio ib.; title: Giotto's Campanile at Florence 159; title: Old Pictures at Florence ib.; title: On a Picture by Correggio at Parma 160; title: Correggio's Cupolas at Parma ib.; title: To Italy. 1 161; title: To Italy. 2 ib.; title: Genoa 162; title: A Picture by Andrea del Sarto, in the Cathedral of Pisa ib.; title: The Campo Santo at Pisa. 1 163; title: The Campo Santo at Pisa. 2 ib.; title: Written in Tasso's House at Sorrento 164; title: The Sibyl's Cave at Cuma ib.; title: Venice by Day 165; title: Venice in the Evening ib.; title: In a Cathedral 166; title: Leonardo's "Last Supper" at Milan ib.; title: The Milanese School 167; title: The Cathedral of Milan ib.; title: Byzantine Mosaics at Ravenna 168; title: The "Santa Casa" at Loretto ib.; title: Written while sailing on the Gulf of Lepanto 169; title: The Setting of the Moon near Corinth ib.; title: To a Mountain in Switzerland. 1 170; title: To a Mountain in Switzerland. 2 ib.; title: To a Mountain in Switzerland. 3 171; title: The Chapel of Tell, (on the Lake of Lucerne) ib.; title: The Mountain Muse 172; title: To a Flower on the Skirts of Mont Blanc ib.; title: The Mountain Language v. 173; title: A Tyrolese Village ib.; title: The Catacombs at Rome 174; title: The Appian Way ib.; title: POEMS ON SACRED SUBJECTS: —; title: Persecution 177; title: The Martyrdom 178; title: Ode — "The marvels of the seas and earth" 181; title: Lines — "The lights o'er yonder snowy range" 182; title: Nocturn Hymn 183; title: The Moralist and the Christian 184; title: Magdalene in the Desert 185; title: Adam refuses the Presents of the Evil Race 187; title: Fragments on Truth 189; title: Spiritual Guidance 192; title: The Prodigal 193; title: Association of Ideas 194; title: Reality 195; title: Humanity 196; title: Via Intelligentiae 197; title: Religious Hypochondria 195; title: Liberalism 198; title: Law and Grace 199; title: The Soul's Waste 200; title: An Epitaph ib.; title: Alms 201; title: Inscriptions for Way-side Fountains and Oratories ib.; title: Ceremonial 202; title: SONGS: —; title: "Her sable tresses swelled more bright" 203; title: St. Thecla 204; title: St. Cecilia's Song 205; title: Martha and Mary 206; title: Consolations 207; title: Warnings 208; title: Song for the Feast of the Purification 209; title: HYMNS FOR THE CANONICAL HOURS: —; title: "Lord of the Lords of all the earth" 211; title: Peace 213; title: "He giveth His beloved sleep" 214; title: "In that cold cave with spices sweet" 215; title: "The stars shine bright while earth is dark!" 216; title: "A low sweet voice from out the brake" 218; title: Christ our Example 220; title: To the Holy Spirit 221; title: Hymn for the Feast of the Holy Innocents 222; title: Hymn to the Meek 224; title: A Carol from the Catacombs 280; title: Hymn for the Feast of the Annunciation 232; title: Hymn for the Building of a Cottage 285; title: Hymn for Good Friday 241; title: Washing the Altar 244; title: Self-Sacrifice 245; title: A Tale of the Modern Time 246; title: SONNETS: —; title: "Love to the tender ; peace to those who mourn" 261; title: Law and Grace 262; title: Law and Anarchy ib.; title: Churches 263; title: "Ye praise the humble : of the meek ye say " ib.; title: "That depth of love the Church doth bear to thee" 264; title: "Be still, ye Senates : hear, and God will speak" ib.; title: The Vastness of the Gospel lost in its Simplicity 265; title: Fame ib.; title: Felicitas at her Martyrdom 266; title: "Blessed is he who hath not trod the ways" ib.; title: Evidences of Religion. 1 267; title: Evidences of Religion. 2 ib.; title: "The golden fruits of Earth's autumnal store" 268; title: Consecration of a New House ib.; title: "What man can hear sweet sounds and dread to die" 269; title: The Alexandrian Version of the Scriptures ib.; title: Religious Antiquarianism 270; title: "Now, now, ye kings and rulers of the earth" ib.; title: Simplicity and Steadfastness of Mind 271; title: Spiritual Ties symbolized through Natural ib.; title: Penitence 272; title: Discipline of the Church. (Penitential I.) ib.; title: Discipline of the Church. (Penitential II.) 273; title: Penitential Seasons ib.; title: Magdalene 274; title: On a Picture of the Magdalene ib.; title: Discipline of the Church. (Commemorative) 275; title: The Beatific Vision of the Earth. 1 ib.; title: The Beatific Vision of the Earth. 2 276; title: The Beatific Vision of the Earth. 3 ib.; title: Moral Application of Miracles 277; title: To ib.; title: The Constellation of the Plough 278; title: Natural Religion ib.; title: "It was not with your gold, nor with your merit" 279; title: Religious Literature ib.; title: The Dying Platonist 280; title: Initiative Faith ib.; title: Conversion 281; title: The Communion of Saints ib.; title: "Sad is our youth, for it is ever going" 282; title: Evanescence of the Patriarchal Religion ib.; title: Sorrow 283; title: Meditation 283; title: Nature and Grace 284; title: Universal History ib.; title: Truth 285; title: Aspiration and Resignation. 1 ib.; title: Aspiration and Resignation. 2 286; title: Prayers for the Conversion of England. 1 ib.; title: Prayers for the Conversion of England. 2 287; title: Grace Dieu ib.; title: "Sleep dwell within thine eyes, peace in thy breast" 288; title: Valerian and Cecilia ib.; title: Rome at Noon 289; title: HYMNS: —; title: The Feast of St. Agatha 293; title: The Feast of St. Lucy 295; title: St. Augustine of Canterbury 297; title: St. Paulinus 298; title: St. Anastasia at Aquileia 299; title: The Feast of Peter's Chains 303; title: The Feast of St. Peter's Chair at Rome 305; title: NOTES 315