The white doe of Rylstone. The prioress's tale. Miscellaneous sonnets. Sonnets dedicated to liberty

Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1820

Page	21

The Prioresss Tale Com Pub posed lished	113

MISCELLANEOUS SONNETS IN TWO PARTS PART I	127

Prefatory Sonnet	129

There is a little	130

Upon the sight of a beautiful Picture	131

The fairest brightest	132

With how sad steps	133

Page posed lished 211 The King of Sweden	211

To Toussaint lOuverture	212

We had a fellowPassenger 1802	213

Composed in the Valley near Dover	214

Inland within a hollow Vale 1802	215

Thought of a Briton on the subju gation of Switzerland	216

Written in London 1802	217

Milton thou shouldst be living 1802	218

Aerial Rock	134

Written upon a blank Leaf	135

The WildDucks Nest	136

Fallen and diffused	137

Page posed lished 138 Methought I saw 1807	138

Surprized by	139

How clear 1815	140

To R B Haydon	141

Composed in One of the Valleys of Westmoreland	142

Grief thou hast lost	143

To the River Derwent	144

watch and long	145

To a SnowDrop	146

Captivity	147

Though narrow	148

Personal Talk	149

continued	150

continued	151

concluded	152

To Sleep 1807	153

With Ships 1807	156

It is a beauteous Evening 1807	157

Composed on the Eve of the Marriage of a Friend	158

On approaching Home 1803	159

From the dark chambers	160

To the Memory of Raisley Calvert 1807	161

While not a leaf seems faded	165

Written in very early Youth	171

Admonition	177

Even as a Dragons	183

Page posed lished 187 These words 1807	187

Degenerate Douglas 1807	188

To the Lady Mary Lowther	189

On seeing a tuft of Snowdrops	190

From the Italian of Michael Angelo	191

From the same	192

From the same	193

heard alas	194

The Stars are Mansions	195

On the detraction which followed the publication of a certain Poem	196

Eves lingering Clouds	197

Ye sacred Nurseries 1820	198

Shame on this faithless heart 1820	199

On the Death of his late Majesty 1820	200

Fame tells of Groves 1820	201

SONNETS DEDICATED TO LIBERTY IN TWO PARTS PART I	203

Composed by the Seaside near Calais 1802	205

Calais 1802	206

To a Friend 1807	207

grieved for Buonaparte 1801	208

Festivals have I seen 1802	209

On the extinction of the Venetian Republic	210

Great men have been	219

It is not to	220

When I have borne	221

One might believe 1803	222

There is a bondage	223

These times touch 1803	224

England the time is come	225

When looking on 1803	226

To the Men of Kent 1803	227

Six thousand Veterans 1803	228

Anticipation 1803	229

Another Year 1806	230

SONNETS DEDICATED TO LIBERTY PART II	231

On a celebrated Event in ancient History	233

To Thomas Clarkson 1807	235

A Prophecy 1807	236

Composed while the Author was en gaged in writing a Tract 1808	237

On the Same	238

Hoffer	239

Advance come forth	240

Feelings of the Tyrolese	241

Alas what boots the long	242

And is it among	243

Oer the wide earth	244

On the final submission of the Tyrolese	245

Hail Zaragoza	246

Say what is honour	247

The martial courage	248

Brave Schill	249

Call not the royal	250

Look now on that	251

Is there a Power	252

Ah where is Palafox 1810	253

In due observance	254

Feelings of a Noble Biscayan 1810	255

The Oak of Guernica 1810	256

Indignation of a highminded Spaniard 1810	257

Avaunt all specious	258

Oerweening Statesman 1810	259

The French and the Spanish Guerillas	260

Spanish Guerillas 1811	261

Page posed lished 262 The Power of Armies 1811	262

Here pause 1811	263

Composed in Recollection of the Ex pedition of the French into Russia	264

On the same occasion	266

Now that all Hearts are glad 1813	267

On the Disinterment of the Remains of the Duke dEnghien	268

Occasioned by the Battle of Waterloo 1816	269

Occasioned by the same Battle 1816	270

O for a kindling touch 1816	271

Ode The Morning of the Day ap pointed for a General Thanksgiving 1816	281

Title	The white doe of Rylstone. The prioress's tale. Miscellaneous sonnets. Sonnets dedicated to liberty Volume 3 of The Miscellaneous Poems of William Wordsworth, Sir George Howland Beaumont (bart.)
Author	William Wordsworth
Illustrated by	Sir George Howland Beaumont (bart.)
Publisher	Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1820
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	7 Feb 2014

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