- 1Preface
- 2I — The Child and the Piper
- 3II — On May Morning
- 4III — The Approach of the Fairies
- 5IV — Answer to a Child’s Question
- 6V — The Brook
- 7VI — Stars
- 8VII — The Shepherd to his Love
- 9VIII — The Kitten and Falling Leaves
- 10IX — The Ferryman, Venus, and Cupid
- 11X — Song
- 12XI — Lucy Gray
- 13XII — Rain in Summer
- 14XIII — Epitaph on a Hare
- 15XIV — Abou Ben Adhem and the Angel
- 16XV — La Belle Dame sans Mercy
- 17XVI — Winter
- 18XVII — The Inchcape Rock
- 19XVIII — Written in March
- 20XIX — Lord Randal
- 21XX — John Barleycorn
- 22XXI — Mary-Ann’s Child
- 23XXII — The Useful Plough
- 24XXIII — A Wren’s Nest
- 25XXIV — A Fine Day
- 26XXV — Casabianca
- 27XXVI — Signs of Rain
- 28XXVII — How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix
- 29XXVIII — The Rainbow
- 30XXIX — The Raven and the Oak
- 31XXX — Ode to the Cuckoo
- 32XXXI — Robin Hood and Allin a Dale
- 33XXXII — Violets
- 34XXXIII — The Palmer
- 35XXXIV — The Forsaken Merman
- 36XXXVI — The Loss of the Royal George
- 37XXXVII — A Sea Dirge
- 38XXXVIII — The Ancient Mariner
- 39XXXIX — Song of Ariel
- 40XL — How’s my Boy?
- 41XLI — The Spanish Armada
- 42XLII — The Tar for all Weathers
- 43XLIII — The Fisherman
- 44XLIV — The Sailor
- 45XLV — The Wreck of the Hesperus
- 46XLVI — A Canadian Boat Song
- 47XLVII — Rosabelle
- 48XLVIII — The Ballad of the Boat
- 49XLIX — Verses
- 50L — Home-Thoughts from Abroad
- 51Li — The Dream of Eugene Aram
- 52LII — The Beleaguered City
- 53LIII — Jaffar
- 54LIV — Colin and Lucy
- 55LV — The Redbreast Chasing the Butterfly
- 56LVI — The Children in the Wood
- 57LVII — Robin Redbreast
- 58LVIII — The Owl
- 59LIX — Hart Leap Well
- 60LX — The Summer Shower
- 61LXI — The Mouse’s Petition
- 62LXII — The Grasshopper
- 63LXIII — The Shepherd’s Home
- 64LXIV — The Lord of Burleigh
- 65LXV — The Mountain and the Squirrel
- 66LXVI — Evening
- 67LXVII — The Parrot
- 68LXVIII — Song
- 69LXIX — The Blind Boy
- 70LXX — False Friends-like
- 71LXXI — Goody Blake and Harry Gill
- 72LXXII — The Jovial Beggar
- 73LXXIII — Bishop Hatto
- 74LXXIV — The Old Courtier
- 75LXXV — John Gilpin
- 76LXXVI — The Milkmaid
- 77LXXVII — Sir Sidney Smith
- 78LXXVIII — The Pied Piper of Hamelin
- 79LXXIX — The Tiger
- 80LXXX — King John and the Abbot of Canterbury
- 81LXXXI — The Fairies
- 82LXXXII — The Suffolk Miracle
- 83LXXXIII — The Nightingale
- 84LXXXIV — On a favourite Cat drowned in a Tub of Goldfishes
- 85LXXXV — The Fox at the Point of Death
- 86LXXXVI — The Old Man’s Comforts, and how he gained them
- 87LXXXVII — The Charge of the Light Brigade
- 88LXXXVIII — Ye Mariners of England
- 89LXXXIX — Napoleon and the Sailor
- 90XC — Boadicea
- 91XCI — The Soldier’s Dream
- 92XCII — Love and Glory
- 93XCIII — After Blenheim
- 94XCIV — The Sailor’s Mother
- 95XCV — Mahmoud
- 96XCVI — Autumn
- 97XCVII — The Raven
- 98XCVIII — The Nix
- 99XCIX — The Seven Sisters; or, the Solitude of Binnorie
- 100C — The Beggar Maid
- 101CI — The Wild Huntsman
- 102CII — To Daffodils
- 103CIII — The Homes of England
- 104CIV — Mary the Maid of the Inn
- 105CV — The Witches’ Meeting
- 106CVI — Adelgitha
- 107CVII — The Council of Horses
- 108CVIII — St. Romuald
- 109CIX — Lady Alice
- 110CX — The Outlandish Knight
- 111CXI — Spring
- 112CXII — Sweet William’s Ghost
- 113CXIII — The Fountain
- 114CXIV — Fair Rosamund
- 115CXV — The Hitchen May-Day Song
- 116CXVI — The Spanish Lady’s Love
- 117CXVII — Little White Lily
- 118CXVIII — Minstrel’s Song in Ella
- 119CXIX — An Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog
- 120CXX — Nongtongpaw
- 121CXXI — Poor Dog Tray
- 122CXXII — The Faithful Bird
- 123CXXIII — Lord Ullin’s Daughter
- 124CXXIV — The Sea
- 125CXXV — Fidelity
- 126CXXVI — The Fox and the Cat
- 127CXXVII — The Dog and the Water-Lily
- 128CXXVIII — An Epitaph on a Robin-Redbreast
- 129CXXIX — Baucis and Philemon
- 130CXXX — Lullaby for Titania
- 131CXXXI — Lord Thomas and Fair Ellinor
- 132CXXXII — Queen Mab
- 133CXXXIII — Young Lochinvar
- 134CXXXIV — Incident
- 135CXXXV — King Lear and his Three Daughters
- 136CXXXVI — The Butterfly and the Snail
- 137CXXXVII — The Dæmon Lover
- 138CXXXVIII — The Nightingale and the Glow-worm
- 139CXXXIX — The Lady turned Serving-Man
- 140CXL — Pairing Time Anticipated
- 141CXLI — To a Water Fowl
- 142CXLII — Robin Hood and the Bishop of Hereford
- 143CXLIII — Sir John Suckling’s Campaign
- 144CXLIV — The Nun’s Lament for Philip Sparrow
- 145CXLV — To a Butterfly
- 146CXLVI — The Dragon of Wantley
- 147CXLVII — The Ungrateful Cupid
- 148CXLVIII — The King of the Crocodiles
- 149CXLIX — The Lion and the Cub
- 150CL — The Snail
- 151CLI — The Colubriad
- 152CLII — The Priest and the Mulberry-Tree
- 153CLIII — The Pride of Youth
- 154CLIV — Sir Lancelot du Lake
- 155CLV — The Three Fishers
- 156CLVI — Alice Fell; or, Poverty
- 157CLVII — The First Swallow
- 158CLVIII — The Graves of a Household
- 159CLIX — The Thrush’s Nest
- 160CLX — The Last of the Flock
- 161CLXI — The Romance of the Swan’s Nest
- 162CLXII — Song
- 163CLXIII — Timothy
- 164CLXIV — The Sleeping Beauty
- 165CLXV — Choral Song of Illyrian Peasants
- 166CLXVI — The Destruction of Sennacherib
- 167CLXVII — The Widow Bird
- 168CLXVIII — Dora
- 169CLXIX — A Witch
- 170CLXX — Nursery Rhymes
- 171CLXXI — The Age of Children Happiest
- 172CLXXII — The Noble Nature
- 173CLXXIII — The Rainbow
The Children’s Garland from the Best Poets
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