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MISCELLANEOUS POEMS-

Hymn . .
The Primrose. .
Spenserian .
Spring . .
A Shadow ,
Anticipation ,
Preston Mills. .
Famine in a Slave Ship . .
The Dying Boy to the Sloe Blossom
The Wonders of the Lane
Sleep
The Fatal Birth
Epigram. . .
Transplanted Flowers
Spenserian
Spenserian . .
Hymn . .
The Excursion. .
Song . . . .
Spenserian . .
May. . .

The Polish Fugitives
Spenserian
Spenserian . . .
Spenserian . . .
Spenserian
Come and Gone
A Thunder Storm in Winter . .
Prologue to the Corn Law Rhymes .

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MISCELLANEOUS Poems, continued

From Goethe . . . . . . . . .

Canning . . .

Forest Worship

A Song in Exile .

On an Original Sketch, drawn with a Pencil on a Wall, by

my Son Francis . .

Song . . . . . . . . . .

e Bramble Flower

Spenserian .

Thomas . . . .

Bigotry . . .

Don and Rother .

Funeral Hymn. .

Flowers for the Heart

To Fanny. . . .

X Poet's Epitaph . .

Epigram. . '.

The Death-hunted . .

Lines written after seeing the Plates of Audubon's Birds

of America . . . . . . . ..

Elegy on William Cobbett . .

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Lines on seeing unexpectedly a New Church, while walk-

ing in Old-Park Wood . . . . . .

Ribbledin; or, The Christening . . . . .

The Maltby Yews . .

Burns . . . .

The Tricolor Cross . .

The Pilgrim Fathers

A Glimpse of the Future ,

The Ballot . . .

Roch Abbey Gateway

Leaves and Men . .

William . . . .

Song . . . .

Song . . . . ..

Footpaths .

To Hofland, the Artist . .

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MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, continued

On a Heartless Slanderer . . . . . .

Epigram . . . . . .

A Poet .

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The Sinless Cain . .

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Epistle to G. C. Holland, M.D.

The Broken Heart . . .

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Saturday . . . . .

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Holiday · · ·

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Song . . .

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Rub or Rust. .

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The Home of Taste.

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The Summer-house .

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Song .

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Song

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Song . . . . . ..

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The Winter Speedwell

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A Ghost at Noon .

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Song . . .

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Song . . . .

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He Went . . . .

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He Wrote

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He Came. .

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On the Death of Earl Fitzwilliam . . . . . 130

Sabbath Morning . .

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'Taste . . . . .

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The Woodbines of June. ..

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The Rejected. . .

Rainbowed May . .

The Spirit of the First Emigrant

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Hannah Ratcliffe . .

The Way Broad-Leaf . .

Prologue to Wat Tyler.

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Song . . . . . . . . . . 143

Coronation Ode . . .

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Verses on the Opening of the Sheffield and Rotherham

Railway · · · · · · · · 146

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MISCELLANEOUS POEMs, continued

Hymn . . . . . . . . . . 150

Trafalgar . . . . . . . . . . 151

Hymn . . . . • • • • • • • 154

Lines written for the Sheffield Mechanics' First Exhibi-

tion . . . . . . . . .

Hymn: “Lord ! to the rose thy light and air" . . 159

Hymn : "The present, future, past"

Hymn: “Wrong not the labouring poor"

Hymn: "Lord ! not for vengeance" , .

Hymn : The unwritten word

Epitaph : “Here lies the man" .

Epitaph; “Greater than Colon" .

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Epigram "Prepare to meet". .

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Colonel Thompson in Palace Yard .

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Pelham o

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Inscription :

Ann . . .

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Epigram ...

Written with a Pencil in Dartfield Churchyard.

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Epigram . . . .

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Steam in the Desert.

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Grace before Meat . . .

Grace after Meat .

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Epitaph on a Skilful Workman

He is not Here. · · · ·

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Beware of Dogmas . . .

Who hath a Devil? . .

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Let me Rest . . .

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British Rural Cottages in 1842.

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Epigram . . . . . .

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Young England . .

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Epigram . . . . . . .

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Poor Charles .

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On a Rose in December. .

War. . . .

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Sonnet on a pair of Spectacles

To Fanny Ann . . . . .

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