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Ronald's Lament

Sir John Franklin

Sonnet Written at Shakspeare's Tomb

Sorrow and Song

The American Patriot's Song

The Angel's Visit

The Birthplace of Tasso

The Blind Girl's Lament

The Blind Girl to her Mother

The Caged Lady of Buchan

The Captive Queen

The Captivity of Francis I

The Deserted Wife

The Domestic Hearth

The Dream of the Tombstone

The Happiness of a Winter's Fireside

The Indian's Bridge

The Lay of Sir William Wallace

The Norwegian Rover's Song

The Orphan and Lord Linsey-Wolsey

The Orphan Girl's Recollections of a Mother

The Orphan's Voyage Home

The Patriot Warrior

The Patter of Little Feet

The Picket of the Potomac

The Printer's Song

The Prisoner of St Helena

The Prouesse of Kynge Rycharde

The Sailor's Wife

The Sea Fight in XCII

The Shan Van Voeht

The Song of Steam

The Star and the Child

The Times of King Lion-Heart

The Vessel coming in

The Vulture of the Alps

To an Infant Smiling as it Awoke

To Burns, while living

To my ain auld Wife

To Robert Burns

What is True Poetry?

Lyric and Legendary.

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