Yodin

Books

• Mazeppa, a Poem
• The Enchanted Knights
• Tales of the Dead
• The Scituation, Foundation, and Auncient Names of the Famous Towne of Sallop
• Fantasmagoriana (in French)

Short stories and novellas

• The Bridge of Sighs
• The Philosophic Mouse
• Romance of Real Life
• The Trusty Eckart
• The Twelve Nights
• Maredata
• The Robber’s Tower
• Warlike Adventures of a Peaceful Man
• Liesli, the Maid of Solothurn
• Mimili
• The Boarwolf
• Head Master Rhenfried and His Family
• The Magician
• The Magic Dollar
• The Three Damsels
• The Vampyre
• My Grandmother
• A Story of Number Nip
• Treachery its own Betrayer
• The Field of Terror
• The History of Kibitz, the Peasant
• Kibitz
• Assassination of the Empress of Tartary at Neumarkt in the Year 1240
• Puddocky
• Wake not the Dead
• The Elves and the Shoemaker
• Hans in Luck
• The Adventures of Chanticleer and Partlet
• King Grisly-Beard
• The Goblet
• The Elves
• The Elves and the Shoemaker
• The Dwarf and the Invisible Cap
• The Three Billy Goats who went up into the Hills to get Fat
• Peter Gynt
• The Box with the Funny Thing in it
• By Johann August Apel:
  • The Two New Year’s Nights
  • The Piper of Neisse
  • The Veiled Bride
  • The Spirit’s Summons
  • The Bridal Ornaments
  • The Black Chamber
  • The Spectre Unmasked
  • Fatal Curiosity
  • Der Freischutz
  • Der Freischütz
  • The Fatal Marksman
  • The Dance of the Dead
  • The Dance of the Dead
• By Friedrich August Schulze:
  • The Dice
  • The Somnambulist
  • The Sisters
  • The Blind Passenger
  • The Pie
  • The Garret-Window
  • The Defier of Ghosts
  • The Spectre Bride
  • A Strange Bride
  • Death Tokens
  • The Incognito; or, Count Fitz-Hum
  • The Deaths
  • The King of Hayti
  • The Dog With Two Masters
  • Mr. Schnackenberger; or, Two Masters for One Dog
• By Johann Karl August Musäus:
  • Libussa
  • The Elopement
  • Roland’s Squires
  • Peter Block
  • Richilda
  • The Nymph of the Fountain
  • The Stealing of the Veil
  • The Man Without a Name
  • The Hen with the Golden Eggs
  • Melechsala
  • The Treasure Seeker
  • The Red Mantle
  • The Grateful Ghost
  • The Spectre Barber
  • The Spectre Barber
  • Mute Love
  • Dumb Love
  • The Dumb Lover
  • Legends of Rübezahl: The Princess’s Flight
  • Legends of Rübezahl: The Countryman and his Family
  • Legends of Rübezahl: The Rescued Lover
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The First Legend
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The Second Legend
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The Third Legend
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The Fourth Legend
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The Fifth Legend
  • Legends Concerning Number-Nip: Legend 4
  • Legends Concerning Number-Nip: Legend 5
• By Johannes Praetorius:
  • Legends of Rubezahl: Rubezahl Changes Leaves into Ducats
  • Legends of Rubezahl: Rubezahl Changes Himself into a Spear
  • Legends of Rubezahl: Rubezahl Turns Wood-Cutter
  • Legends of Rubezahl: Rubezahl Gives Orders for a Cloak
  • Legends of Rubezahl: Rubezahl Sells Pigs
  • Legends of Rubezahl: Rubezahl Transforms Himself into an Ass
  • Legends of Rubezahl: Rubezahl Makes a Fool of a Noble
  • Legends of Rubezahl: How Rubezahl Entertained a Party of Guests
  • Legends of Rubezahl: How Rubezahl punished a tyrannical Lord
  • Legends of Rubezahl: How Rubezahl changed himself into an Ass
• By Henrik Steffens:
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The Spring-Root
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The Treasure-Seeker
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The Bewitched Staff
  • Legends of Rubezahl: The Coach-Wheel

Poetry

• Know’st thou the Land
• Love Triumphant
• Hanes Taliesin, or The History of Taliesin
• To the Last Star of Morning
• The Gold Pen—A Poem
• The Magician’s Apprentice
• The Owl
• Fragment of a Projected Ode
• Strange Sights
• Lines Written in an Album
• Stanzas
• The Night-Mare
• The Lamia
• The Raven
• Ruth
• To Alaric A. Watts, Esq.
• You Ask a Song—You Bid Me Sing
• Stanzas of Wail
• Song (The Year That's Awa')
• The King of the Cats
• Song (Ye're no sae vera kind, my lad)
• Byron’s Prayer
• King Wenzel's Escape
• The Mount of Olives
• Churchyard Contemplations
• The Wood Gypsy’s Night Song

Other

• Montagu Yeats Brown (in Italian)
• APACZAI ou APATZAI TSERE (Jean) (in French)
• APAMÉ (in French)
• APCHON (Clément-Marc-Antoine D') (in French)
• APEL (Jean) (in French)
• APEL (Jean-Auguste) (in French)
• EYNDE (Jacob Van den) (in French)
• EYNDEN (Roland Van) (in French)
• EYNHOUEDTS (Remoldus ou Rombaut) (in French)
• EYRIÈS (Jean-Baptiste-Benoit) (in French)
• EYRING (Élie-Martin) (in French)
• EYRINI D’EYRINIS (in French)
• LADOUCETTE (le baron Jean-Charles-François de) (in French)
• MUSÆUS (Jean-Charles-Auguste) (in French)
• SCHULZE (Frédéric-Auguste) (in French)
• SCHULZE (Jean-Daniel) (in French)
• My Transmogrifications
• The Folk Lore of a Cornish Village
• On Ghosts
• A Village Sketch
• An Account of Weber’s Der Freischütz
• Northumberland Tradition
• Doldrum, King of the Cats
• Dildrum, King of the Cats (reprint)
• Journal at Geneva (including Ghost Stories) and on Return to England, 1816
• Chit Chat
• The Political Economist (6 April 1824); The Political Economist (20 April 1824)
• Literature, Criticism, &c.
• From a Correspondent
• Table Talk
• Characters of Shakspeare’s Plays
• National Series of Medals
• Letter from Dr. Polidori
• Extract of a Letter from Geneva
• The Hive
• Journal of the Conversations of Lord Byron: Sections 12, 22, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 49
• Memoirs of Hyppolite Clairon: Letter to the Editor, Reflections upon the Dramatic Art
• Rambles and Researches in Thuringian Saxony: Letters from Thuringia: Letter IX
• Arms on the Stalls in the Cathedral at Haarlem
• “The Literary Magnet”
• The Byron Separation
• The Housewife
• The Lion's Head
• Popular Tales and Romances of the Northern Nations book reviews: Blackwood's Magazine, The Imperial Magazine
• Phantasmagoriana
• Tales Round a Winter Hearth: To the Reader
• Life of Musæus
• Letters of the Late Lord Lyttleton: Letters XXI, XXXIX
• Back in '58
• The "Written Stone" in Dilworth
• The Clegg Hall Tragedy
• Letter from Percy Bysshe Shelley to T. L. Peacock, 25 July, 1818
• Letter from Percy Bysshe Shelley to William Godwin, 25 July, 1818
• On "Frankenstein"
• Beldornie Press
• Reprints of Early English Poetry (part 1); Reprints of Early English Poetry (part 2)

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