CONTENTS TO VOL. II.

LAYS OF MANY LANDS

Moorish Bridal Song

The Bird's Release

The Sword of the Tomb,-a Northern Legend 11

Valkyriur Song

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The Cavern of the Three Tells,-Swiss Tradi-

tion

Swiss Song on the Anniversary of an An-

cient Battle

The Messenger-Bird

The Stranger in Louisiana

The Isle of Founts,-an Indian Tradition

The Bended Bow

He never smiled again

Coeur-de-Lion at the Bier of his Father

The Vassal's Lament for the Fallen Tree

The Wild Huntsman

Brandenburgh Harvest-Song,-from the Ger-

man of La Motte Fouque

The Shade of Theseus,-Greek Tradition

Ancient Greek Song of Exile

Greek Funeral Chant or Myriologue

The Parting Song

The Suliote Mother

The Farewell to the Dead

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.

The Treasures of the Deep

Bring Flowers

The Crusader's Return

Thekla's Song, or, The Voice of a Spirit,-

from the German of Schiller

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Woman on the Field of Battle

Man and Woman

Owain Glyndwr's War Song

Lines on the Tomb of Madam Langhans

Madeline

Wings of the Dove

The Voice of Home

Ancient Song of Victory

Better Land

Death of an Infant

To the Memory of a Friend and Relative

The Wakening

The Grave of a Poetess

The Homes of England

Our Daily Paths

The Memory of the Dead

Evening Song of the Tyrolese Peasants

The Ivy of Kenilworth

The Mother and Child

Angel Visits

The Cottage Girl

The Cross in the Wilderness

The Childe's Destiny

The Bell at Sea

LAYS OF MANY LANDS.