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Chantrey's Sleeping Children |
288 |
On Miss Fitzgerald and Lord Kerry Planting two Cedars in the Churchyard |
of Bremhill |
289 |
The Greenwich Pensioners |
290 |
Glastonbury Abbey and Wells Cathedral. Written after viewing the ruins of the |
one, and hearing the Church Service in the other |
292 |
Silchester, the Ancient Caleva |
294 |
Restoration of Malmesbury Abbey |
296 |
On the Funeral of Charles the First, at Night, in St George's Chapel, |
Windsor |
297 |
On Seeing Plants in the Windows of Seth Ward's College, endowed for |
Widows of Clergymen, at Salisbury |
298 |
Morley's Farewell to the Cottage of Isaak Walton |
300 |
The Grave of Bishop Ken |
301 |
The Legend of St Cecilia and the Angel |
302 |
Supposed Address to Bishop Ken |
303 |
On an Eclipse of the Moon at Midnight |
304 |
To Lady Valletort, on hearing her sing "Gloria in Excelsis," with |
three other young Ladies, at Lacock Abbey, October 1831 |
305 |
On Seeing a Bust of R. B. Sheridan, from a Cast taken after death |
305 |
Return of George III. to Windsor Castle |
306 |
On Meeting some Friends of Youth at Cheltenham, for the first time since we |
parted at Oxford |
307 |
The Lay of Talbot the Troubadour: a Legend of Lacock Abbey |
308 |
The Ark: a Poem for Music Written after the Consecration of the New |
Church at Kingswood |
317 |
On the Death of Dr Burgess, the late Bishop of Salisbury |
320 |
Lines written on Fonthill Abbey |
321 |
Epitaph on Benjamin Tremlyn, an Old Soldier, buried in Bremhill |
Churchyard, at the age of ninety-two |
322 |
Epitaph on Robert Southey |
322 |
Sonnet, written in a copy of Falconer's Shipwreck |
323 |
On first Hearing Caradori Sing |
324 |
Salisbury Cathedral |
324 |
Lockswell |
325 |
On Mozart |
326 |
Epitaph on John Harding, in the Churchyard of Bremhill |
326 |
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