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CHRONOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

thor of "An Essay on Mind," with other Poems. [Quotations from Mimnermus and Theognis.] London: Printed and published by A. J. Valpy, M.A., Red Lion Court, Fleet Street. 1833.

Contents.

Preface.

Prometheus Bound.

The Tempest.

A Sea-side Meditation.

A Vision of Life and Death.

Earth.

The Picture Gallery at Penshurst.

To a Poet's Child.

Minstrelsy.

To the Memory of Sir Uveda1e Price, Bart.

The Autumn.

The Death-Bed of Teresa del Riego.

To Victoire, on Her Marriage.

To a Boy.

Remonstrance, and Reply.

An Epitaph.

The Image of God.

The Appeal.

Idols.

Hymn.

Weariness.

1835.

Stanzas addressed to Miss Landon, and suggested by her "Stanzas on the Death of Mrs. Hemans." New Monthly Magazine, Sept. (Retitled "Felicia Hemans." Reprinted, 1838, in The Seraphim and Other Poems.)

1836.

Man and Nature. Athenæum, March 19.

The Romaunt of Margret. New Monthly Magazine, July.

The Sea-side Walk. Athenæum, July 12.

A Thought on Thoughts. Athenæum, July 23.

The Poet's Vow. New Monthly Magazine, Oct. (All of