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The Poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed

by Winthrop Mackworth Praed

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  1. 1Introductory Notice
  2. 2Poems by W. M. Praed · Legends and Tales — The Red Fisherman; Or, t…
  3. 3The Legend of the Drachenfels
  4. 4L’Envoi. To the Countess Von C — — , Bonn
  5. 5The Legend of the Teufel-Haus
  6. 6The Legend of the Haunted Tree
  7. 7The Bridal of Belmont. a Legend of the Rhine
  8. 8Poems, Etc — Chivalry at a Discount
  9. 9The Conjurer. “Marry come up! I can see as far into a wall as anoth…
  10. 10Cousins. “L’Hymen, dit-on, craint les petits Cousins.” — Scribe
  11. 11Bagatelles!
  12. 12There’s Nothing New Beneath the Sun. ( The Brazen Head. )
  13. 13Peace Be Thine
  14. 14The Confession of Don Carlos. ( Imitated from the Spanish. )
  15. 15Marriage
  16. 16The Bachelor. T. Quince, Esq., to the Rev. Matthew Pringle
  17. 17How to Rhyme for Love
  18. 18Surly Hall
  19. 19MY First Folly. ( Stanzas written at Midnight. )
  20. 20Songs from the Troubadour
  21. 21The Separation
  22. 22An Invitation
  23. 23A Discourse Delivered by a College Tutor, at a Supper Party, July 1…
  24. 24Good Night
  25. 25Hobbledehoys
  26. 26A Classical Walk
  27. 27Stanzas
  28. 28Because!
  29. 29Song to a Serenader in February. Air — “Why hast thou taught me to…
  30. 30The Childe’s Destiny
  31. 31The Modern Nectar
  32. 32An Epitaph On the late King of the Sandwich Islands. 1825
  33. 33The Chaunt of the Brazen Head
  34. 34MY Own Funeral. ( From Beranger. )
  35. 35L’inconnue
  36. 36SONG. ( From Lidean’s Love. )
  37. 37Josephine
  38. 38Song for the Fourteenth of February. By a General Lover. “Mille gra…
  39. 39Palinodia
  40. 40Time’s Song
  41. 41The Hoopoe’s Invocation to the Nightingale. (From the Birds of Aris…
  42. 42Good Night to the Season. “So runs the world away.” — Hamlet
  43. 43Song — Yes or No
  44. 44Utopia
  45. 45Marriage Chimes
  46. 46Remember Me
  47. 47The Fancy Ball
  48. 48A Letter of Advice. ( From Miss Medora Trevilian, at Padua, to Miss…
  49. 49Every-Day Characters
  50. 50April Fools
  51. 51School and Schoolfellows. Floreat Etona
  52. 52Arrivals at a Watering-Place
  53. 53Twenty-Eight and Twenty-Nine
  54. 54Letters from Teignmouth
  55. 55Song
  56. 56Confessions. From the Manuscript of a Sexagenarian
  57. 57Song. Lord Roland
  58. 58Childhood and His Visitors
  59. 59Love at a Rout
  60. 60Beauty and Her Visitors
  61. 61The Forsaken
  62. 62Second Love
  63. 63Hope and Love
  64. 64Stanzas
  65. 65Cassandra
  66. 66Sir Nicholas at Marston Moor
  67. 67The Covenanter’s Lament for Bothwell Bridge
  68. 68Written under a Picture of King’s College Chapel, Cambridge
  69. 69Anticipation
  70. 70Mars Disarmed by Love. (1830.)
  71. 71Waterloo
  72. 72The New Order of Things
  73. 73SONG — Where Is Miss Myrtle? Air — “Sweet Kitty Clover.”
  74. 74The Confession
  75. 75Stanzas Written in Lady Myrtle’s “Boccaccio.”
  76. 76A Ballad Teaching How Poetry Is Best Paid For. “Non voglio cento sc…
  77. 77Old Wine
  78. 78The Talented Man. a Letter from a Lady in London to a Lady at Lausanne
  79. 79Plus de Politique. (1832.)
  80. 80Tales Out of School. a Dropped Letter from a Lady
  81. 81Stanzas to the Speaker Asleep. (1833.)
  82. 82Latin Hymn to the Virgin
  83. 83The Newly-Wedded. (1835.)
  84. 84Sketch of a Young Lady Five Months Old. ( October 10, 1836. )
  85. 85To Helen. ( July 7th, 1836. )
  86. 86To Helen. (with a Small Candlestick, a Birthday Present.) February…
  87. 87To Helen. ( July 7th, 1839. )
  88. 88God Save the Queen. (1839.)
  89. 89Charades
  90. 90The Canterbury Poets
  91. 91The Camelot Classics
  92. 92The Camelot Classics
  93. 93The Canterbury Poets

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