George Crabbe Poems Vol. III

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Author

Crabbe, George, 1754-1832

Title

George Crabbe: Poems, Volume 3 (of 3)

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Produced by Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Million Book Project)

Language

English

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PR: Language and Literatures: English literature

Subject

English poetry

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 59204

Release Date

April 4, 2019

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.GEORGE CRABBE POEMS
2. 2.PREFACE.
3. 3.CORRIGENDUM, CRABBE’S POEMS, VOL. III.
4. 4.CONTENTS.
5. 5.TALES OF THE HALL. — BOOK XII. SIR OWEN DALE. — BOOK XIII. DELAY HAS DANGER. — BOOK XIV. THE NATURAL DEATH OF LOVE. — HENRY AND EMMA. — BOOK XV. GRETNA GREEN. — BOOK XVI. LADY BARBARA; OR, THE GHOST. — BOOK XVII. THE WIDOW. — BOOK XVIII. ELLEN. — BOOK XIX. WILLIAM BAILEY. — BOOK XX. THE CATHEDRAL-WALK. — BOOK XXI. SMUGGLERS AND POACHERS. — BOOK XXII. THE VISIT CONCLUDED.
6. 6.POSTHUMOUS TALES. — TALE I. SILFORD HALL; OR, THE HAPPY DAY. — TALE II. THE FAMILY OF LOVE. — TALE III. THE EQUAL MARRIAGE. — TALE IV. RACHEL. — TALE V. VILLARS.
7. 7.THE FAREWELL AND RETURN — TALE VI. THE FAREWELL AND RETURN. — TALE VII. THE SCHOOL-FELLOW. — TALE VIII. BARNABY, THE SHOPMAN. — TALE IX. JANE. — TALE X. THE ANCIENT MANSION. — TALE XI. THE MERCHANT. — TALE XII. THE BROTHER BURGESSES. — TALE XIII. THE DEAN’S LADY. — TALE XIV. THE WIFE AND WIDOW. — TALE XV. BELINDA WATERS. — TALE XVI. THE DEALER AND CLERK. — TALE XVII. DANVERS AND RAYNER. — TALE XVIII. THE BOAT RACE. — TALE XIX. MASTER WILLIAM; OR, LAD’S LOVE. — TALE XX. THE WILL. — TALE XXI. THE COUSINS. — TALE XXII. PREACHING AND PRACTICE.
8. 8.MISCELLANEOUS VERSES (1780—1829) PREVIOUSLY PRINTED AND NOW FIRST ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE. — POETICAL EPISTLES. — EPISTLE I. — EPISTLE II. TO MIRA. — [FROM BELVOIR CASTLE.] — THE LADIES OF THE LAKE. — INFANCY—A FRAGMENT. — THE MAGNET. — STORM AND CALM. — SATIRE. — [THE NEW SAMARITAN.] — BELVOIR CASTLE. — THE WORLD OF DREAMS. — [HIS MOTHER’S WEDDING-RING.] — [PARHAM REVISITED.] — FLIRTATION. — LINES IN LAURA’S ALBUM. — LINES WRITTEN AT WARWICK. — ON A DRAWING OF THE ELM TREE, UNDER WHICH THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON STOOD SEVERAL TIMES DURING THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. — ON RECEIVING FROM A LADY A PRESENT OF A RING. — TO A LADY, WITH SOME POETICAL EXTRACTS. — TO A LADY, ON LEAVING HER AT SIDMOUTH. — TO SARAH, COUNTESS OF JERSEY, ON HER BIRTHDAY. — TO A LADY WHO DESIRED SOME VERSES AT PARTING. — THE FRIEND IN LOVE. — [DISILLUSIONED.] — [LINES] FROM A DISCARDED POEM, ENCLOSED, AT MRS LEADBEATER’S REQUEST, FOR THOMAS WILKINSON’S COLLECTION OF HANDWRITINGS. — ON THE DEATH OF SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY. — LINES. — [LINES.] — LINES, ADDRESSED TO THE DOWAGER DUCHESS OF RUTLAND.
9. 9.FRAGMENTS OF TALES AND MISCELLANEOUS VERSES NOT PREVIOUSLY PRINTED, ARRANGED (SO FAR AS POSSIBLE) IN CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE — TRACY. — [SUSAN AND HER LOVERS.] — CAPTAIN GODFREY. — THE AMOURS OF G[EORGE]. — [FRAGMENTS OF TALES OF THE HALL.] — TRAGIC TALES, WHY? — [ROBERT AND CATHARINE.] — DAVID JONES. — THE DESERTED FAMILY. — THE FUNERAL OF THE SQUIRE. — JOSEPH AND CHARLES. — [CONTENTMENT.] — TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF RUTLAND. — [THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM.] — [SORROW.] — [A FRAGMENT.] — [POVERTY AND LOVE.] — [THE CURATE’S PROGRESS.] — [THE TASK.] — [CONSCIOUS GUILTINESS.] — [BELIEF AND UNBELIEF.] — VERSES WRITTEN FOR THE DUKE OF RUTLAND’S BIRTHDAY. — MISS WALDRON’S BIRTHDAY. — TO THE HON. MRS SPENCER. — AN INSCRIPTION AT GUY’S CLIFF. — ADDITION TO THE FOREGOING VERSES. — [ON A VIEW OF] BARFORD. — BROMPTON PARK COTTAGE. — [MOMENTARY GRIEF.] — LA FEMME JALOUSE (TENIERS). — [THE FLOWERS OF THE SPRING.] — [LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI.] — [HOPELESS LOVE.] — [UNION.] — [REVIVAL.] — [METAMORPHOSIS.] — JANE ADAIR. — [HORATIO.] — [JACOB AND RACHEL.] — [DAVID AND SAUL.] — ENIGMA. — CHARADE. — [MATILDA.] — THE PRODIGAL GOING. — ON A DRAWING OF CADLANDS. — [ON] A DRAWING, BY THE HON. MRS SMITH (ELIZA FORRESTER). — FOR THE DRAWING OF THE LADY IN THE GREEN MANTLE. — JOSEPH’S DREAM. — [REST IN THE LORD!] — AND HE SAID UNTO HER “THY SINS ARE FORGIVEN.”
10. 10.ERRATA. VOL. III.
11. 11.VARIANTS. — Book XII. — Book XIII. — Book XIV. — Book XVI. — Book XVII. — Book XVIII. — Book XIX. — Book XX. — Tale I. — Tale III. — Tale V. — Tale VI. — Tale VII. — Tale VIII. — Tale IX. — Tale X. — Tale XI. — Tale XII. — Tale XIII. — Tale XIV. — Tale XV. — Tale XVI. — Tale XVII. — Tale XVIII. — Tale XIX. — Tale XX. — Tale XXII. — MISCELLANEOUS PIECES PREVIOUSLY PRINTED. — STORM AND CALM. — BELVOIR CASTLE. — LINES WRITTEN AT WARWICK. — ON A DRAWING OF THE ELM TREE, ETC. — ON RECEIVING ... A PRESENT OF A RING. — TO A LADY ... AT SIDMOUTH. — TO SARAH, COUNTESS OF JERSEY.... — THE FRIEND IN LOVE. — [ON THE DEATH OF SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY.] — LINES ADDRESSED TO THE DOWAGER DUCHESS OF RUTLAND.
12. 12.BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRABBE’S POEMS. — 1772. — 1775. — 1780. — 1781. — 1783. — 1785. — 1807. — 1808. — 1810. — 1812. — 1813. — 1814. — 1816. — 1819. — 1820. — 1822. — [1822.] — 1823. — 1829. — [1829.] — 1832. — 1834. — 1835. — 1836. — 1837. — 1847. — 1854. — [1854.] — [1855.] — 1856. — 1857. — 1858. — 1861. — [1863.] — 1866. — 1867. — [1873.] — 1875. — 1879. — [1881.] — 1882. — 1883. — 1886. — 1888. — 1891. — 1896. — 1898. — 1899. — 1901. — 1902. — 1903. — 1905–6.
13. 13.TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

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