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The Hundred Best Poems (lyrical) in the English language - second series

No.	Page	Title in collection	Work main page	Author
1.	/Consolation	Consolation	Consolation (Arnold)	Matthew Arnold
2.	/The Last Word	The Last Word	The Last Word (Arnold)	Matthew Arnold
3.	/The Buried Life	The Buried Life	The Buried Life	Matthew Arnold
4.	/The Scholar-Gipsy	The Scholar-Gipsy	The Scholar-Gypsy	Matthew Arnold
5.	/On the Tombs in Westminster	On the Tombs in Westminster	On the Tombs in Westminster	Francis Beaumont
6.	/Lay a garland on my hearse	Song from "The Maid's Tragedy."	Lay a garland	Francis Beaumont & John Fletcher
7.	/A Musical Instrument	A Musical Instrument	A Musical Instrument	Elizabeth Barrett Browning
8.	/Heap cassia, sandal-buds, and stripes	Song from "Paracelsus."	excerpt from Paracelsus (Browning)	Robert Browning
9.	/Evelyn Hope	Evelyn Hope	Evelyn Hope	Robert Browning
10.	/Home Thoughts, from Abroad	Home-Thoughts, from Abroad	Home Thoughts, From Abroad	Robert Browning
11.	/One Way of Love	One Way of Love	One Way of Love (Browning)	Robert Browning
12.	/In a Year	In a Year	In a Year	Robert Browning
13.	/O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast	O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast	O Wert Thou In The Cauld Blast	Robert Burns
14.	/How Lang and Dreary is the Night	How Lang and Dreary is the Night	How Lang and Dreary is the Night	Robert Burns
15.	/My Heart's in the Highlands	My Heart's in the Highlands	My Heart's in the Highlands	Robert Burns
16	/Thou Lingering Star	Thou Lingering Star	To Mary in Heaven (Burns)	Robert Burns
17	/The Blue-Eyed Lassie	The Blue-Eyed Lassie	I Gaed a Waefu' Gate Yestreen	Robert Burns
18	/Bonnie Wee Thing	Bonnie Wee Thing	Bonnie Wee Thing	Robert Burns
19	/Sweet Afton	Sweet Afton	Sweet Afton	Robert Burns
20	/Out over the Forth	Out over the Forth	Out Over the Forth	Robert Burns
21	/And Thou art Dead, as Young and Fair	And Thou art Dead, as Young and Fair	And thou art dead, as young and fair	George Gordon Byron
22	/Bright be the place of thy soul	Stanzas for Music	Stanzas for Music (Byron, "Bright be the place of thy soul!")	George Gordon Byron
23	/The Soldier's Dream	The Soldier's Dream		Thomas Campbell
24	/A Thought Suggested by the New Year	A Thought Suggested by the New Year		Thomas Campbell
25	/Disdain Returned	Disdain Returned		Thomas Carew
26	/Ask me no more where Jove bestows	Song		Thomas Carew
27	/Kubla Khan	Kubla Khan; or, A Vision in a Dream		Samuel Taylor Coleridge
28	/The Pains of Sleep	The Pains of Sleep		Samuel Taylor Coleridge
29	/The Wish	The Wish		Abraham Cowley
30	/On the Loss of the Royal George	On the Loss of the Royal George		William Cowper
31	/Since there's no help	Ideas (LXI)		Michael Drayton
32	/Alexander's Feast	Alexander's Feast: or, the Power of Music		John Dryden
33	/Stanzas on Woman	Stanzas on Woman		Oliver Goldsmith
34	/To Dianeme	To Dianeme		Robert Herrick
35	/To Blossoms	To Blossoms		Robert Herrick
36	/Queen and Huntress, chaste and fair	Song from "Cynthia's Revels."		Ben Jonson
37	/Still to be neat, still to be drest	Song from "The Silent Woman."		Ben Jonson
38	/Ode to Psyche	Ode to Psyche		John Keats
39	/Fragment of an Ode to Maia	Fragment of an Ode to Maia		John Keats
40	/Bright star, would I were stedfast as thou art	Sonnet		John Keats
41	/Epitaph	Epitaph		Walter Savage Landor
42	/To Althea, from Prison	To Althea from Prison		Richard Lovelace
43	/The Passionate Shepherd to his Love	The Passionate Shepherd to his Love		Christopher Marlowe
44	/On the late Massacre in Piemont	On the late Massacre in Piemont		John Milton
45	/O! breathe not his name	Oh! Breathe not His Name		Thomas Moore
46	/Rich and rare were the gems she wore	Rich and Rare were the Gems She wore		Thomas Moore
47	/A Royal Princess	A Royal Princess		Christina Georgina Rossetti
48	/When I am dead, my dearest	Song		Christina Georgina Rossetti
49	/Remember	Remember		Christina Georgina Rossetti
50	/Sudden Light	Sudden Light		Dante Gabriel Rossetti
51	/Soldier, rest! thy warfare o'ver	Song from "The Lady of the Lake"		Walter Scott
52	/Jock of Hazeldean	Jock of Hazeldean		Walter Scott
53	/Sound, sound the clarion	Motto from "Old Mortality"		Walter Scott
54	/And you shall deal the funeral dole	Stanzas from "The Pirate"		Walter Scott
55	/The tears I shed must ever fall	Motto from "The Talisman."		Walter Scott
56	/Where the bee sucks, there suck I	Song from "The Tempest."	Where the Bee Sucks	William Shakespeare
57	/Blow, blow, thou winter wind	Song from "As You Like It."	Blow, blow, thou winter wind	William Shakespeare
58	/O, mistress mine, where are you roaming	Song from "Twelfth Night."	O Mistress Mine	William Shakespeare
59	/If thou survive my well-contented day	Sonnets (XXXII)	Sonnet 32 (Shakespeare)	William Shakespeare
60	/Ozymandias	Sonnet: Ozymandias		Percy Bysshe Shelley
61	/Life of Life! thy lips enkindle	Song from "Prometheus Unbound."		Percy Bysshe Shelley
62	/A widow bird sate mourning for her love	Song		Percy Bysshe Shelley
63	/Love's Philosophy	Love's Philosophy	Love's Philosophy	Percy Bysshe Shelley
64	/Hymn of Pan	Hymn of Pan		Percy Bysshe Shelley
65	/Song of Proserpine	Song of Proserpine		Percy Bysshe Shelley
66	/To the Moon	To the Moon		Percy Bysshe Shelley
67	/Time	Time		Percy Bysshe Shelley
68	/To ——	To ——		Percy Bysshe Shelley
69	/Rarely, rarely, comest thou	Song		Percy Bysshe Shelley
70	/A Lament	A Lament		Percy Bysshe Shelley
71	/To Jane—The Invitation	To Jane—The Invitation		Percy Bysshe Shelley
72	/The Moon	The Moon		Philip Sidney
73	/I have trod the upward and the downward slope	Songs of Travel (XXII)		Robert Louis Stevenson
74	/Choric Song, from "The Lotus Eaters"	Choric Song, from "The Lotus Eaters"		Alfred Tennyson
75	/A Dream of Fair Women	A Dream of Fair Women	A Dream of Fair Women	Alfred Tennyson
76	/Sir Galahad	Sir Galahad		Alfred Tennyson
77	/Move eastward, happy earth, and leave	(no title)		Alfred Tennyson
78	/Come not, when I am dead	(no title)		Alfred Tennyson
79	/The Poet's Song	The Poet's Song		Alfred Tennyson
80	/The splendour falls on castle walls	Song from "The Princess."	The Bugle Song	Alfred Tennyson
81	/O Swallow, Swallow	Song from "The Princess."		Alfred Tennyson
82	/Thy voice is heard thro' rolling drums	Song from "The Princess."		Alfred Tennyson
83	/Home they brought her warrior dead	Song from "The Princess."		Alfred Tennyson
84	/Ask me no more	Song from "The Princess."		Alfred Tennyson
85	/Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington	Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington		Alfred Tennyson
86	/On His Divine Poems	On His Divine Poems		Edmund Waller
87	/Call for the robin-red-breast	Song from "The White Devil."		John Webster
88	/My heart leaps up when I behold	(no title)	My Heart Leaps Up	William Wordsworth
89	/To the Cuckoo	To the Cuckoo	To the Cuckoo (Wordsworth, "O blithe New-comer! I have heard")	William Wordsworth
90	/Three years she grew in sun and shower	(no title)	Three years she grew in sun and shower	William Wordsworth
91	/A slumber did my spirit seal	(no title)	A slumber did my spirit seal	William Wordsworth
92	/I wandered lonely as a cloud	(no title)	I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud	William Wordsworth
93	/Nuns fret not	Sonnets (Part I-I)		William Wordsworth
94	/It is a beauteous evening	(Sonnets, continued) (Part I-XXX)		William Wordsworth
95	/Yarrow Unvisited	Yarrow Unvisited		William Wordsworth
96	/Yarrow Visited	Yarrow Visited		William Wordsworth
97	/On the Extinction of the Venetian Republic	On the Extinction of the Venetian Republic		William Wordsworth
98	/London, 1802	London, 1802		William Wordsworth
99	/Most sweet it is	(no title)		William Wordsworth
100	/Lines Written in Early Spring	Lines Written in Early Spring	Lines (Wordsworth, "I heard a thousand blended notes")	William Wordsworth