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CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |
| Despondency | 212 |
| Self-Deception | 212 |
| Dover Beach | 213 |
| Growing Old | 215 |
| The Progress of Poesy | 216 |
| Pis Aller | 216 |
| The Last Word | 217 |
| A Nameless Epitaph | 217 |
| Empedocles on Etna | 218 |
| Bacchanalia; or, the New Age | 256 |
| Epilogue to Lessing's Laocoön | 260 |
| Persistency of Poetry | 266 |
| A Caution to Poets | 266 |
| The Youth of Nature | 267 |
| The Youth of Man | 271 |
| Palladium | 275 |
| Progress | 275 |
| Revolutions | 277 |
| Self-Dependence | 278 |
| Morality | 279 |
| A Summer Night | 280 |
| The Buried Life | 283 |
| Lines written in Kensington Gardens | 286 |
| A Wish | 288 |
| The Future | 290 |
| New Rome | 293 |
| The Lord's Messengers | 294 |
| Merope | 295 |
| ELEGIAC POEMS. | |
| The Scholar-Gypsy | 381 |
| Thyrsis | 389 |
