WITH OTHER POEMS FROM A FAMILY PORTFOLIO
"We, Poor. unfledg'd,
Have neser wing'd (rora view u' th' nest ; nor know
What air's from home."
GUERNSEY
PRINTED BY H. BROUARD, BORDAGE-STREET.
1849.
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The Queen's Visit to Guernsey |
1 |
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Introduction to Legend I |
5
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The Spectre Hound |
8 |
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Introduction to Legend II |
12 |
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The Mermaid's Vow |
15 |
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The changing Deep |
20 |
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Ballaugh Glen |
21 |
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" This is not your rest " |
24 |
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The first of May |
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26 |
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Easter Monday |
32 |
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Song |
35 |
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Tradition of the Calf of Man |
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To Poesy |
40 |
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On reading a Complaint that we look with indifference on the varying beauty of the skies |
41 |
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Written on hearing of the late Revolution in France soon after the death of the Princess Adelaide |
43 |
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Beauty |
44 |
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Written after reading the account of the late Revolution in France. |
46 |
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" Weep not for the Dead " |
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The Island Funeral |
47 |
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On seeing a Gleam of Sunshine on the brow of a mountain |
49 |
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On the departure of a beloved Sister |
50 |
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To an absent Sister on her birthday |
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Addressed to a Friend in trouble |
51 |
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Lines |
52 |
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On seeing a young Cripple at ******* Church |
53 |
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On seeing a Rose-tree stript of its leaves by an autumnal wind |
55 |
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God is near |
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The Christian's Hope |
58 |
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Written in a Churchyard |
59 |
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Light |
60 |
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Darkness |
.61 |
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Spring flowers; to Emma |
.62 |
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The Sabbath Bells |
65 |
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Written on Sunday evening |
66 |
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Autumn |
68 |
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A Hymn |
6g |
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The Infants' Graves |
70 |
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Night |
.71 |
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Spring |
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Song |
..2 |
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Stanzas |
73 |
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To my absent Mother on her birthday |
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To Louisa |
74 |
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Answer to the above |
75 |
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" Passing away " |
76 |
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A Sister's Love |
77 |
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On seeing Fort George, Guernsey, covered with Primroses... |
78
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Stanzas |
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On seeing some Ivy torn from the trees .. |
83 |
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Hope |
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On seeing a white Rose in bloom in October .. |
84 |
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Written in an Album under a bunch of Anemones |
85 |
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To Autumn |
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Song |
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To my Sister, on hearing her remark the beauty of two Roses which bloomed on one stem |
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On the death of a lovely but unfortunate Friend. |
87
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On reading a Poetical Complaint on the word " Last " |
88
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Friendship |
89 |
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On the Miseries of War |
90 |
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To Emma, on her birthday |
95 |
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Our Island Home . .. .. |
97 |
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On seeing a young Party dancing and singing by moonlight .. |
98 |
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To Mrs. Cooper, on being requested by her to write .. |
100 |
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Isabel to her blind Sister |
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The blind Girl's reply |
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Stanzas |
104 |
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Slander; a Tale |
105 |
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On the death of a young Friend ... .. |
109 |
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Laura; a Ballad |
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Smiles |
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