Lines written among the Euganean Hills

Julian and Maddalo. A Conversation.

The Woodman and the Nightingale

Misery. A Fragment.

To Mary

Passage of the Apennines

On a Faded Violet.

Stanzas, written in Dejection, near Naples

Song for Tasso

The Past

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To William Shelley

An Ode to the Assertors of Liberty

Ode to Heaven

Ode to the West Wind

An Exhortation.

On the Medusa of Leonardo da Vinci, in the Flor-

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A Vision of the Sea

Love's Philosophy

The Cloud.

The Sensitive-Plant. Part I.

To a Skylark.

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The Waning Moon

Arethusa

Song of Proserpine

Hymn of Apollo.

Hymn of Pan

The Question

The Two Spirits

Letter to Maria Gisborne

To Mary

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Ginevra

Evening. Ponte a Mare, Pisa.

The Boat, on the Serchio

A Lament

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The Invitation

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Charles the First; a Fragment

The Triumph of Life.

TRANSLATIONS.

Fragments.

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To Castor and Pollux

To Minerva

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Spirit of Plato, from the Greek

From the Greek.

To Stella

From Plato

Sonnets from the Greek of Moschus

Sonnet from the Italian of Dante

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Scenes from the Faust of Goethe.

The Cyclops; a Satyric Drama, translated from the

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