Ballades and Rondeaus Chants Royal, Sestinas, Villanelles

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White, Gleeson, 1851-1898

Title

Ballades and Rondeaus, Chants Royal, Sestinas, Villanelles, etc.

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English

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PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature

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Rondeaus

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45736

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May 24, 2014

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.BALLADES AND RONDEAUS, CHANTS ROYAL, SESTINAS, VILLANELLES, &c., SELECTED BY GLEESON WHITE.
2. 2.To Robert Louis Stevenson.
3. 3.INDEX.
4. 4.PREFACE.
5. 5.NOTES ON THE EARLY USE OF THE VARIOUS FORMS. — I.-Burden. — II. — III. — UNG BON RONDEAU — THE DESPONDING SOUL'S WISH. — The Answer. — LAY OU PLUTOST RONDEAU. — Lay, or rather Rondeau. — ROSE. — LAI. — FROM OVERSEA.
6. 6.The Ballade, The Double Ballade, and The Chant Royal. — Ballade en huitains d' octosyllabes. — Chant de May. — WHERE ARE THE PIPES OF PAN? — A BALLADE OF EVOLUTION. — BALLADE OF SOLITUDE. — A BALLADE OF BOTHERS. — BALLADE OF BELIEF. — BALLADE OF BURIAL. — A BALLAD TO QUEEN ELIZABETH. Of the Spanish Armada. — ON A FAN THAT BELONGED TO THE MARQUISE DE POMPADOUR. — THE BALLAD OF IMITATION. — THE BALLADE OF PROSE AND RHYME. — THE BALLAD OF DEAD CITIES. — BALLADE. — BALLADE.—LILITH. — BALLADE OF ANTIQUE DANCES. — BALLADE OF DEAD ACTORS. — BALLADE OF JUNE. — BALLADE OF LADIES' NAMES. — BALLADE OF SPRING. — BALLADE OF MIDSUMMER DAYS AND NIGHTS. — BALLADE OF YOUTH AND AGE. — BALLADE. — BALLADE DES PENDUS. (GRINGOIRE.) — VALENTINE IN FORM OF BALLADE. — BALLADE OF PRIMITIVE MAN. — BALLADE OF SUMMER. — BALLADE OF YULE. — BALLADE OF MIDDLE AGE. — BALLADE FOR THE LAUREATE. — BALLADE OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS. — A BALLADE OF OLD SWEETHEARTS. — BALLADE. — BALLADE OF DEAD THINKERS. — A BALLADE OF ROSES. — A BALLADE OF DEATH. — THE BALLADE OF TOBACCO. — THE BALLADE OF ADAPTATION. — A BALLADE OF MIDSUMMER. — RAIN AND SHINE. — AN AMERICAN GIRL. — "FROM BATTLE, MURDER AND SUDDEN DEATH, GOOD LORD, DELIVER US." — IN WINTER. — BALLADE OF HIS LADY. — BALLADE OF EXMOOR. — BALLAD OF PAST DELIGHT. — THE PIXIES. — A BALLADE OF THE THUNER-SEE. — GRANDMOTHER. — A BALLADE OF PHILOMELA. — A BALLADE OF CALYPSO. — A BALLAD OF FORGOTTEN TUNES. — BALLADE OF A GARDEN. — BALLADE OF THE BARD. — BALLADE OF DEAD POETS. — BALLADE TO VILLON. — FOR ME THE BLITHE BALLADE. — O LADY MINE. — WHERE ARE THE SHIPS OF TYRE? — BALLADE OF VAIN HOPES. — BALLADE OF THE SONG OF THE SEA-WIND. — BALLADE OF THE SEA-FOLK. — TO AUSTIN DOBSON. — BALLADE OF RHYME. — A BALLAD OF DREAMLAND. — A BALLADE OF KINGS. — BALLADE OF ACHERON. — BALLADE OF ASPHODEL. — BALLADE OF THE BOURNE. — BALLADE OF FAIRY GOLD. — BALLADE OF MIGHT-BE. — BALLADE OF THE OPTIMIST. — BALLADE OF OLD INSTRUMENTS. — BALLADE OF SEA-MUSIC. — THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE LARK. — MY GRANDCHILDREN AT CHURCH. — BALLADE MADE IN THE HOT WEATHER. — BALLADE OF ASPIRATION. — BALLADE OF TRUISMS. — DOUBLE BALLADE OF LIFE AND FATE. — DOUBLE BALLADE OF THE NOTHINGNESS OF THINGS. — BALLADE OF SLEEP. — THE BALLADE OF LOVELACE. — BALLAD. — I. — II. — III. — DOUBLE BALLAD. OF THE SINGERS OF THE TIME. — I. — II. — III. — IV. — V. — VI. — A BALLAD OF LOST LOVERS. — A BALLAD OF HEROES. — A BALLAD OF FRANÇOIS VILLON, — THE EPITAPH IN FORM OF A BALLAD — A BALLAD OF BATH. — A BALLAD OF SARK. — THE DANCE OF DEATH. — THE PRAISE OF DIONYSUS. — THE GOD OF LOVE. — I. — II. — III. — IV. — V. — THE CHANT OF THE CHILDREN OF THE MIST. — KING BOREAS. — THE NEW EPIPHANY. — THE GLORY OF THE YEAR.
7. 7.The Kyrielle, Pantoum, and Rondeau Redouble. — KYRIELLE. — THE PAVILION. — KYRIELLE. — IN TOWN. — MONOLOGUE D'OUTRE TOMBE. — PANTOUM. — EN ROUTE. — IN THE SULTAN'S GARDEN. — RONDEAU REDOUBLÉ. — RONDEAU REDOUBLÉ. — THE PRAYER OF DRYOPE. — RONDEAU REDOUBLÉ. — THE SICILIAN OCTAVE DESCRIBED AND EXEMPLIFIED.
8. 8.The Rondel, Rondeau, and Roundel. — RONDEL. — RONDEAU. — O HONEY OF HYMETTUS HILL. — READY FOR THE RIDE—1795. — RONDEL. — RONDEL. — THE WANDERER. — RONDEL. — RONDEL. — RONDEL. — VARIATIONS. — I. — II. — III. — IV. — RONDEL. — RONDEL. — TWO RONDELS. — I. — II. — RONDELS. — I. — II. — TO A BLANK SHEET OF PAPER. — RONDEL. — "BEFORE THE DAWN." — RONDEL. — FROM THEODORE DE BANVILLE. — I. NIGHT. — II. THE MOON. — RONDEL. — COME, LOVE, ACROSS THE SUNLIT LAND. — UPON THE STAIR I SEE MY LADY STAND. — I HEARD A MAID WITH HER GUITAR. — VALENTINE. — LOVE'S CAPTIVE. — LOVE. — RONDEL. — BENEDICITE. — RONDELETS. — MIGHT LOVE BE BOUGHT. — IN THY CLEAR EYES. — THE SWEET, SAD YEARS. — A WISH. — TO A DOLEFUL POET. — An Answer. — "HIS POISONED SHAFTS." — TO HOMER. — SEPTEMBER. — LES MORTS VONT VITE. — "IN LOVE'S DISPORT." — "WHAT MAKES THE WORLD?" — "O FONS BANDUSIÆ." — "ON LONDON STONES." — A RONDEAU TO ETHEL. — TO A JUNE ROSE. — "WITH PIPE AND FLUTE." — "IN AFTER DAYS." — "IN VAIN TO-DAY." — "WHEN BURBADGE PLAYED." — OLD BOOKS ARE BEST. — A COWARD STILL. — RONDEAUX OF CITIES. — I. (Rondeau à la Boston.) — II. (Rondeau à la New York.) — III. (Rondeau à la Philadelphia.) — IV. (Rondeau à la Baltimore.) — COULD SHE HAVE GUESSED. — FIRST SIGHT. — EXPECTATION. — IN THE GRASS. — BY THE WELL. — A GARDEN PIECE. — LOVERS' QUARREL. — IF LOVE SHOULD FAINT. — MY LOVE TO ME. — WITH STRAWBERRIES. — A FLIRTED FAN. — IN ROTTEN ROW. — THE LEAVES ARE SERE. — WITH A FAN FROM RIMMEL'S. — IF I WERE KING. — THE GODS ARE DEAD. — HER LITTLE FEET. — WHEN YOU ARE OLD. — MY BOOKS. — MOST SWEET OF ALL. — THE REDBREAST. — TO Q(uintus) H(oratius) F(laccus). — LOVE IN LONDON. — SLEEP. — TO TAMARIS. — WHEN I SEE YOU. — CARPE DIEM. — THE OLD AND THE NEW. — SUB ROSA. — "VIOLET." — O SCORN ME NOT. — TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. — ONE OF THESE DAYS. — LIFE LAPSES BY. — BEYOND THE NIGHT. — AMONG MY BOOKS. — I GO MY GAIT. — (TO LOUIS HONORE FRÉCHETTE.) — "WITHOUT ONE KISS." — VIS EROTIS. — WHEN SIRIUS SHINES. — AT PEEP OF DAWN. — IN GREENWOOD GLEN. — HER CHINA CUP. — BEHIND HER FAN. — AN ACROSTICAL VALENTINE. — WHEN TWILIGHT COMES. — COME, PAN, AND PIPE. — AN OLD RONDO. — A STREET SKETCH. — DOVER. — HOMESICK. — IN BEECHEN SHADE. — THE GATES OF HORN. — IF LOVE BE TRUE. — THE COQUETTE. — YES OR NO? — MY WINDOW BIRDS. — SNOWDROPS AND ACONITES. — THE CHIFF-CHAFF'S MESSAGE, HEARD IN MARCH. — "WHEN SUMMER DIES." — MY LITTLE SWEETHEART. — THREE ROUNDELS. — I. — II. — III. — A SINGING LESSON. — IN GUERNSEY. — I. — II. — THE ROUNDEL. — NOTHING SO SWEET. — THE TRYSTING-TREE. — A ROUNDEL OF REST. — MORS ET VITA. — RONDELS OF CHILDHOOD. — I.-WHEN CLARICE DIED. — II.-IN A FAIRY BOAT.
9. 9.The Sestina. — SESTINA. — LOVE'S GOING. — SESTINA. — PULVIS ET UMBRA. — CUPID AND THE SHEPHERD. — SESTINA.
10. 10.The Triolet. — TRIOLET. — LECON DE CHANT. — MY SWEETHEART. — A ROSE. — TRIOLETS FOR "THE TWELFTH." — ROSE-LEAVES. — A KISS. — CIRCE. — A TEAR. — A GREEK GIFT. — "URCEUS EXIT." — TRIOLET, AFTER CATULLUS. — TRIOLETS. — TRIOLETS. — A CORSAGE BOUQUET. — TO AN AUTUMN LEAF. — A KISS. — SERENADE TRIOLET. — TRIOLETS. — SONG. — I. — II. — III. — UNDER THE ROSE. — HE ( aside ). — SHE ( aside ). — BOTH ( five minutes later ). — TWO TRIOLETS. — I. What he said. — II. What she thought. — SIX TRIOLETS. — DEAR READER. — TRANSPONTINE. — OUT. — A HUPROAR. — SPRING VOICES. — BETWEEN THE LINES. — FROM "FIAMETTA". — A SNOWFLAKE IN MAY. — APOLOGY FOR GAZING AT A YOUNG LADY IN CHURCH. — A TINY TRIP. — THE BILL OF LADING. — THE PILOT. — THE VOYAGE. — THE HAVEN. — VESTIGIA. — I. — II. — III. — IV. — V. — THREE TRIOLETS. — I. — II. — III. — TRIOLET. — REJECTED. — A PAIR OF GLOVES. — IN THE ORCHARD.
11. 11.The Villanelle, Virelai, and Virelai Nouveau. — VILLANELLE. — ROSES. — A VACATION VILLANELLE. — "TU NE QUAESIERIS." — WHEN I SAW YOU LAST, ROSE. — FOR A COPY OF THEOCRITUS. — ON A NANKIN PLATE. — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. (To M. Joseph Boulmier, Author of "Les Villanelles.") — VILLANELLE. (To the Nightingale in September.) — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. — BONNIE BELLE. — IF SOME TRUE MAIDEN'S LOVE WERE MINE. — WHEN THE BROW OF JUNE. — O SUMMER-TIME SO PASSING SWEET. — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. — TO HELEN. — TO THE DAFFODIL. — SPRING KNOCKS AT WINTER'S FROSTY DOOR. — DOT. — ACROSS THE WORLD I SPEAK TO THEE. — WHERE ARE THE SPRINGS OF LONG AGO? — VILLANELLE. (To Hesperus, after Bion.) — VILLANELLE. — VILLANELLE. — THEOCRITUS. — SPRING SADNESS. — JULY.
12. 12.Burlesques, Pasquinades, etc., in Ballade, Chant Royal, Rondeau, and Villanelle forms. — THE BALLADE OF THE SUMMER-BOARDER. — A YOUNG POET'S ADVICE. — A BALLAD OF OLD METRES. — BALLADE OF CRICKET. — THE PRODIGALS. — VILLON'S STRAIGHT TIP TO ALL CROSS COVES. — The Moral. — A BALLADE OF BALLADE-MONGERS. — ON NEWPORT BEACH. — CULTURE IN THE SLUMS. — I. RONDEAU. — II. VILLANELLE. — III. BALLADE. — THE STREET SINGER. — MALAPROPOS. — BEHOLD THE DEEDS! — I. — II. — III. — IV. — V.

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