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The Early Poems of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

The Early Poems of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

by Baron Alfred Tennyson Tennyson

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Author
Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, Baron, 1809-1892
Title
The Early Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson
Credits
Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Clytie Siddall, Charles Franks, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team
Language
English
LoC Class
PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
Subject
English poetry -- 19th century
Category
Text
eBook-No.
8601
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/8601
Release Date
August 1, 2005
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.The Early Poems of Alfred, Lord Tennyson — Table of Contents
  2. 2.Preface
  3. 3.Introduction — I — II — III — IV
  4. 4.Early Poems
  5. 5.To the Queen
  6. 6.Claribel
  7. 7.Lilian
  8. 8.Isabel
  9. 9.Mariana
  10. 10.To——
  11. 11.Madeline
  12. 12.Song—The Owl
  13. 13.Second Song—To the Same
  14. 14.Recollections of the Arabian Nights
  15. 15.Ode to Memory
  16. 16.Song
  17. 17.Adeline
  18. 18.A Character
  19. 19.The Poet
  20. 20.The Poet’s Mind
  21. 21.The Sea Fairies
  22. 22.The Deserted House
  23. 23.The Dying Swan
  24. 24.A Dirge
  25. 25.Love and Death
  26. 26.The Ballad of Oriana
  27. 27.Circumstance
  28. 28.The Merman
  29. 29.The Mermaid
  30. 30.Sonnet to J. M. K.
  31. 31.The Lady of Shalott
  32. 32.Mariana in the South
  33. 33.Eleänore
  34. 34.The Miller’s Daughter
  35. 35.Fatima
  36. 36.Œnone — 1833
  37. 37.The Sisters
  38. 38.To——
  39. 39.The Palace of Art
  40. 40.Lady Clara Vere de Vere
  41. 41.The May Queen
  42. 42.New Year’s Eve
  43. 43.Conclusion
  44. 44.The Lotos Eaters — Choric Song
  45. 45.A Dream of Fair Women
  46. 46.Margaret
  47. 47.The Blackbird
  48. 48.The Death of the Old Year
  49. 49.To J. S.
  50. 50.“You ask me, why, tho’ ill at ease”
  51. 51.“Of old sat Freedom on the heights”
  52. 52.“Love thou thy land, with love far-brought”
  53. 53.The Goose
  54. 54.The Epic
  55. 55.Morte d’Arthur
  56. 56.The Gardener’s Daughter or, The Pictures
  57. 57.Dora
  58. 58.Audley Court
  59. 59.Walking to the Mail
  60. 60.Edwin Morris, or The Lake
  61. 61.St Simon Stylites
  62. 62.The Talking Oak
  63. 63.Love and Duty
  64. 64.The Golden Year
  65. 65.Ulysses
  66. 66.Locksley Hall
  67. 67.Godiva
  68. 68.The Two Voices
  69. 69.The Day-Dream — Prologue — The Sleeping Palace
  70. 70.The Sleeping Beauty
  71. 71.The Arrival
  72. 72.The Revival
  73. 73.The Departure — Moral
  74. 74.L’Envoi
  75. 75.Epilogue
  76. 76.Amphion
  77. 77.St. Agnes
  78. 78.Sir Galahad
  79. 79.Edward Gray
  80. 80.Will Waterproof’s Lyrical Monologue
  81. 81.To——
  82. 82.To E. L. on his travels in Greece.
  83. 83.Lady Clare
  84. 84.The Lord of Burleigh
  85. 85.Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere
  86. 86.A Farewell
  87. 87.The Beggar Maid
  88. 88.The Vision of Sin
  89. 89.Come not, when I am dead...
  90. 90.The Eagle
  91. 91.Move eastward, happy earth...
  92. 92.Break, break, break...
  93. 93.The Poet’s Song
  94. 94.Appendix — Poems published in MDCCCXXX
  95. 95.Elegiacs
  96. 96.The “How” and the “Why”
  97. 97.Supposed Confessions...
  98. 98.The Burial of Love
  99. 99.To——
  100. 100.Song—“I’ the glooming light...”
  101. 101.Song—“The lintwhite and the throstlecock...”
  102. 102.Song—“Every day hath its night...”
  103. 103.Nothing Will Die
  104. 104.All Things Will Die
  105. 105.Hero to Leander
  106. 106.The Mystic
  107. 107.The Grasshopper
  108. 108.Love, Pride and Forgetfulness
  109. 109.Chorus: “The varied earth...”
  110. 110.Lost Hope
  111. 111.The Tears of Heaven
  112. 112.Love and Sorrow
  113. 113.To a Lady Sleeping
  114. 114.Sonnet—“Could I outwear my present state of woe...”
  115. 115.Sonnet—“Though Night hath climbed her peak of highest noon...”
  116. 116.Sonnet—“Shall the hag Evil die with child of Good...”
  117. 117.Sonnet—“The pallid thunderstricken sigh for gain...”
  118. 118.Love
  119. 119.The Kraken
  120. 120.English War Song
  121. 121.National Song
  122. 122.Dualisms
  123. 123.We are Free
  124. 124.οἱ ῥέοντες
  125. 125.Poems of MDCCCXXXIII — “Mine be the strength of spirit...”
  126. 126.To—— (“My life is full...”)
  127. 127.Buonoparte
  128. 128.Sonnet—“Oh, beauty, passing beauty!...”
  129. 129.The Hesperides
  130. 130.Song—“The golden apple...”
  131. 131.Rosalind
  132. 132.Song—“Who can say...?”
  133. 133.Kate
  134. 134.Sonnet—“Blow ye the trumpet, gather from afar...”
  135. 135.Poland
  136. 136.To—— (“As when, with downcast eyes...”)
  137. 137.O Darling Room
  138. 138.To Christopher North
  139. 139.The Skipping Rope
  140. 140.Timbuctoo
  141. 141.Bibliography of the Poems of 1842

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