Concord Bridge, Ode read at the One Hun-
dredth Anniversary of the Fight at, 361.
Contrast, A, 75.

Courtin', The, 170, 219.

Credidimus Jovem regnare, 423.

Curtis, George William, An Epistle to, 388.

Dancing Bear, The, 404.

Dandelion, To the, 83.

Dante, On a Portrait of, by Giotto, 87.
Dara, 291.

Darkened Mind, The, 319.

Dead House, The, 309.

Death of a Friend's Child, On the, 87.

Death of Queen Mercedes, 405.

Debate in the Sennit, The, 197.
Discovery, The, 410.

Dobson's, Mr. Austin, "Old World Idylls," On
Receiving a Copy of, 382.

In Absence, 24.

In an Album. 430.

In the Half-Way House, 426.

In the Twilight, 332.

Incident in a Railroad Car, An, 45.

Incident of the Fire at Hamburg, An, 59.
Indian-Summer Reverie, An, 68.
Inscriptions, 432.

For a Bell at Cornell University.

For a Memorial Window to Sir Walter Ra-
leigh, set up in St. Margaret's, Westmin-
ster, by American Contributors.

Proposed for a Soldiers' and Sailors' Monu-
ment in Boston.

International Copyright, 433.

Interview with Miles Standish, An, 80.
Inveraray, On Planting a Tree at, 387.
Invita Minerva, 315.

Invitation, An, 300.
Irené, 4.

Jonathan to John, 238.

Keats, To the Spirit of, 20.
Kettelopotomachia, 269.
Kossuth, 100.

Lamartine, To, 101.
Landlord, The, 61.
LAST POEMS, 433.

Latest Views of Mr. Biglow, 265.
Leaving the Matter open, 176.

Legend of Brittany, A, 28.
L'ENVOI (To the Muse), 347.

L'Envoi (Whether my heart hath wiser grown
or not), 25.
Lesson, The, 410.

Letter, A, from a candidate for the presidency
in answer to suttin questions proposed by Mr.
Hosea Biglow, inclosed in a note from Mr.
Biglow to S. H. Gay, Esq., editor of the Na-
tional Anti-Slavery Standard, 203.

Letter, A, from Mr. Ezekiel Biglow of Jaalam
to the Hon. Joseph T. Buckingham, editor of
the Boston Courier, inclosing a poem of his
son, Mr. Hosea Biglow, 181.

Letter, A, from Mr. Hosea Biglow to the Hon.
J. T. Buckingham, editor of the Boston Cou-
rier, covering a letter from Mr. B. Sawin,
private in the Massachusetts Regiment, 183.
Letter, A Second, from B. Sawin, Esq., 206.
Letter, A Third, from B. Sawin, Esq., 212.
LETTER FROM BOSTON, 111.

Lines (suggested by the Graves of Two English
Soldiers on Concord Battle-Ground), 96.
Longing, 91.

Love, 8.

Mason and Slidell: a Yankee Idyll, 228.

Memoriæ Positum, 337.

MEMORIAL VERSES, 100.

Message of Jeff Davis in Secret Session, A, 248.
Midnight, 15.

Miner, The, 325.

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, 28.

Misconception, A, 432.

Miss D. T., To, 387.

Monna Lisa, 400.

Mood, A, 310.
Moon, The, 9.
My Love, 6.

My Portrait Gallery, 403.

Nest, The, 397.

New-Year's Eve, 1850, 295.
New Year's Greeting, A, 410.

Nightingale in the Study, The, 331.
Nightwatches, 405.

Nobler Lover, The, 438.

Nomades, The, 301.

Norton, Charles Eliot, To, 285.

duction of the Cochituate Water into the

City of Boston), 96.

Omar Khayyám, In a Copy of, 382.

On a Bust of General Grant, 439.

On a Portrait of Dante by Giotto, 87.

On an Autumn Sketch of H. G. Wild, 387.

On being asked for an Autograph in Venice, 404.
On Board the '76, 339.

On burning some Old Letters, 401.

On hearing a Sonata of Beethoven's played in
the Next Room, 438.

On planting a Tree at Inveraray, 387.

On reading Wordsworth's Sonnets in Defence
of Capital Punishment, 22.

On receiving a Copy of Mr. Austin Dobson's
"Old World Idylls," 382.

On the Capture of Fugitive Slaves near Wash-
ington, 82.

On the Death of a Friend's Child, 87.

On the Death of Charles Turner Torrey, 104.
Optimist, The, 400.

Oracle of the Goldfishes, How I consulted the,
433.

ORIENTAL APOLOGUE, AN, 161.

Origin of Didactic Poetry, The, 421.

Palfrey, John Gorham, To, 101.
Palinode, 308.

Paolo to Francesca, 403.

Parable, A (An ass munched thistles, while a
nightingale), 432.

Parable, A (Said Christ our Lord, I will go
and see), 95.

Parable, A (Worn and footsore was the Prophet),

Sayings, 432.
Scherzo, 408.

Science and Poetry, 410.
Scottish Border, 404.
Search, The, 66,
Seaweed, 294.
Secret, The, 411.
Self-Study, 302.
Serenade, 5.

She came and went, 89.

Shepherd of King Admetus, The, 44.
Si descendero in Infernum, ades, 63.
Singing Leaves, The, 293.
Sirens, The, 2.

Sixty-Eighth Birthday, 433.

Song (O moonlight deep and tender), 19.
Song (to M. L.), 10.

Song (Violet! sweet violet !), 17.
SONNETS.

Bankside, 383.

Beloved, in the noisy city here," 22.
Bon Voyage! 386.

Brakes, The, 406.

Dancing Bear, The, 404.

Death of Queen Mercedes, 405.

E. G. de R., 386.

Eye's Treasury, The, 406.

"For this true nobleness I seek in vain," 20.
Foreboding, A, 407.

"Great truths are portions of the soul of
man," 20.

"I ask not for those thoughts, that sudden
leap," 21.

"I cannot think that thou shouldst pass
away," 21.

"I grieve not that ripe knowledge takes
away," 25.

"I thought our love at full, but I did err,"

25.

"I would not have this perfect love of
ours," 20.

In Absence, 24.

Maple, The, 405.

"My Love, I have no fear that thou shouldst
die," 21.

492

To Miss D. T., 387.

To the Spirit of Keats, 20.

To Whittier, 386.

Winlock, Joseph, 384.

With a copy of Aucassin and Nicolete, 387.
With an Armchair, 385.
Wyman, Jeffries, 385.

Sower, The, 60.

Caucus, 253.

Standish, Miles, An Interview with, 80.

Stanzas on Freedom, 55.

Street, The, 24.

Studies for Two Heads, 85.

Sub Pondere crescit, 22.

Summer Storm, 7.

Sun-Worship, 433.

Sunthin' in the Pastoral Line, 260.

Telepathy, 408.

Tempora Mutantur, 425.

THREE MEMORIAL POEMS, 360.
Threnodia, 1.

To

97.

To A. C. L., 19.

To a Friend, 385.

To a Lady playing on the Cithern, 406.

To a Pine-Tree, 62.

To C. F. Bradford, 383.

To Charles Eliot Norton, 285.

To H. W. L., 330.

To Holmes, 381.

To J. R. Giddings, 25.

To John Gorham Palfrey, 101.
To Lamartine, 101.

To M. O. S., 23.

To M. W., on her Birthday, 21.
To Miss D. T., 387.

To Mr. John Bartlett, 322.

To Perdita, singing, 8.

To the Dandelion, 83.

To the Future, 64.

To the Memory of Hood, 105.

Verses, intended to go with a Posset Dish, 438.
Villa Franca, 324.

VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL, THE, 106.

Voyage to Vinland, The, 311.

Washers of the Shroud, The, 334.
What Mr. Robinson thinks, 187.

What Rabbi Jehosha said, 319.
Whittier, To, 386.

Wild, H. G., On an Autumn Sketch of, 387.
Wind-Harp, The, 307.

Winlock, Joseph, 384.

Winter-Evening Hymn to my Fire, A, 320.
With a Copy of Aucassin and Nicolete, 387.
With a Pair of Gloves lost in a Wager, 433.
With a Pressed Flower, 5.

With a Seashell, 411.

With an Armchair, 385.
Without and Within, 297.

Wordsworth's Sonnets in Defence of Capital
Punishment, On reading, 22.

Wyman, Jeffries, 385.