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- 1“Lectures on Painting' or 'Life of Michelangelo”InferredHenry Fuseli0
- 2“Letters on Mesmerism' in the Athenaeum and Life in the Sickroom”InferredHarriet Martineau1
- 3“Major Jack Downing' letters”InferredSeba SmithInferred1
- 4“[Defense of John Pierpont]" in The Dial, vol. 3, no. 2”Theodore Parker1
- 5“A Dream of Fair Women”Alfred Tennyson1
- 6“A Portrait”InferredNathaniel Parker Willis1
- 7“A Soliloquy" [as titled by Fuller] (c. 1830s)”InferredSamuel Taylor Coleridge1
- 8“Adeline”Alfred Tennyson1
- 9“Adieux à la Campagne," "Souvenirs du Peuple," "La Déesse de la Liberté," "Le Convoi de David," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 10“Affliction" [poem I], in The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations”InferredGeorge Herbert2
- 11“An die Freunde”Friedrich Schiller2
- 12“An ein goldenes Herz, das er am Halse trug" [To a Golden Heart], in Gedichte (collected poems)”InferredJohann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 13“An ein goldnes Herz, das er am Halse trug”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 14“An Ode upon a Question Moved, Whether Love Should Continue for Ever”Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury1
- 15“Animula vagula blandula”Publius Aelius Hadrian1
- 16“Auld Lang Syne”InferredRobert Burns1
- 17“Autumn”Thomas Hood1
- 18“Bessie Bell and Mary Gray”AnonymousInferred1
- 19“Bonaparte" ["Son cercueil est fermé"], in Méditations poétiques”Alphonse de Lamartine1
- 20“C'n'est plus Lisette," "Mon Habit," "L'Indépendant," "Vous vieillirez, ô ma belle maîtresse," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 21“Canzone 366: Vergine bella" (from Rime Sparse)”Petrarch (Francesco Petrarca)2
- 22“Canzonet — Maiden! wrap thy mantle round thee”Henry Kirke White1
- 23“Characteristics of the Genius of Scott" in Tait's Edinburgh Magazine”InferredHarriet Martineau1
- 24“Characteristics”Thomas Carlyle1
- 25“Clothaire's Adieu (Fragment of a Romance)”Theodor Körner1
- 26“Compensation”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 27“Compensation" in Essays: First Series”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson1
- 28“Conservatism and Reform”Frederic Henry Hedge1
- 29“Count Cagliostro: In Two Flights," Fraser's Magazine, vol. 8: 19–28, 132–55”Thomas Carlyle1
- 30“Crystals from a Cavern," Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine”John Sterling1
- 31“Cupid's Conflict”InferredHenry More1
- 32“Daedalus" in Poems”InferredJohn Sterling0
- 33“Das Göttliche”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe2
- 34“Das Ideal und das Leben”Friedrich Schiller1
- 35“Das Schloss am Meere" [The Castle by the Sea]”Johann Ludwig Uhland1
- 36“Das Spiel des Lebens”Friedrich Schiller1
- 37“Das verschleierte Bild zu Sais" ("The Veiled Image at Sais"), in Die Horen, 9. Stück; collected in Gedichte”InferredFriedrich Schiller1
- 38“Dauer im Wechsel”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 39“Death of Sir Walter Scott," New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, vol. 35: 300–304”InferredEdward Bulwer-LyttonInferred1
- 40“Death of the Sutherlands”InferredAnonymousInferred1
- 41“Dejection: An Ode”Samuel Taylor Coleridge2
- 42“Der blonde Eckbert" ("Blond Eckbert"), in Volksmärchen; also collected in Phantasus”Ludwig Tieck1
- 43“Der Ring des Polykrates”InferredFriedrich Schiller1
- 44“Die Drei”InferredMoritz Hartmann1
- 45“Die Lorelei" in Das Buch der Lieder”InferredHeinrich Heine1
- 46“Die Worte des Glaubens”Friedrich Schiller1
- 47“Die Worte des Glaubens" or similar poem”InferredFriedrich Schiller1
- 48“Die Worte des Wahns”Friedrich Schiller2
- 49“Dirge" in The Dial, vol. 3, no. 2”William Ellery II Channing (the younger)1
- 50“Dolon" / The Two Dolons”Charles King NewcombInferred1
- 51“Domestic Life" lecture / essay”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson1
- 52“Dora," "Locksley Hall," "The Two Voices," "Morte d'Arthur," in Poems”Alfred Tennyson1
- 53“Durch Feld und Wald zu schweifen”InferredJohann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 54“Each in All”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 55“Ein Kölner Meister zu Ende des XIV. Jahrhunderts (nach Ghiberti)" [A Cologne Master at the End of the 14th Century (after Ghiberti)], in Gedichte”Adelbert von Chamisso1
- 56“Eins und Alles”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe2
- 57“Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard", in Designs by Mr. R. Bentley for Six Poems by Mr. T. Gray”InferredThomas Gray1
- 58“Epigrammatisch" (also called "Lebensregel" / "Generalbeichte"), in Goethe's collected poems”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 59“Epitaph on Himself" ["Stop, Christian passer-by!"]”Samuel Taylor Coleridge1
- 60“Excelsior" in Ballads and Other Poems”InferredHenry Wadsworth Longfellow1
- 61“Father of light, conduct my feet" [Hymn XXXII, 'Divine Guidance'], in Hymns for the Amusement of Children”Christopher Smart1
- 62“Fruitlands" (joint communication), in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1”Amos Bronson Alcott1
- 63“Gifts" (essay), in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1, pp. 93-95”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 64“Glenlyon's Wassail”AnonymousInferred1
- 65“Gloomy Winter's Noo Awa”InferredRobert Tannahill0
- 66“Goethe's Works" in Foreign Quarterly Review, Vol. 10”InferredThomas Carlyle1
- 67“Green Grow the Rashes, O”InferredRobert Burns1
- 68“Helen of Kirkconnell”AnonymousInferred2
- 69“Hero and Leander”Thomas Hood1
- 70“Hoffnung”Friedrich Schiller1
- 71“Holiness" and "Heroism”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson1
- 72“Hosanna in the Highest" — in Hymns on the Lord's Supper”InferredCharles Wesley1
- 73“I Remember, I Remember”Thomas Hood0
- 74“Il Cinque Maggio”InferredAlessandro Manzoni1
- 75“Invocation of Silence" (also known as "On Silence") in Miscellanea, or Poems of All Sorts”Richard Flecknoe1
- 76“Jesus, My Strength, My Hope”Charles Wesley1
- 77“Kubla Khan”Samuel Taylor Coleridge1
- 78“La Canne de Jonc," in Servitude et Grandeur Militaires”Alfred de Vigny1
- 79“La Faridondaine," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 80“La Fortune" and "La Métempsychose," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 81“Laurette ou le Cachet Rouge," in Servitude et Grandeur Militaires”Alfred de Vigny1
- 82“Le Cinq Mai," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 83“Le Dieu des bonnes gens," "Les Étoiles qui filent," "Les Conseils de Lise," "Treize à table," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 84“Le Juif errant”Pierre-Jean de Béranger0
- 85“Le Violon brisé," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 86“Leben des Novalis" [Life of Novalis], prefatory biography in Novalis, Schriften, Vol. 1”Ludwig Tieck1
- 87“Leonine Elegiacs," in Poems, Chiefly Lyrical”Alfred Tennyson1
- 88“Les Mirmidons," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 89“Licht und Wärme" ["Light and Warmth"]”InferredFriedrich Schiller1
- 90“Lines on a Sleeping Child" ["Oh child! who to this evil world art come"], in Francis the First. A tragedy in five acts. With other poetical pieces”InferredFrances Anne Kemble (Fanny)Inferred1
- 91“Lines to a Friend on his Marriage" (poem; date of composition uncertain; from Lamb's collected works)”Charles Lamb1
- 92“Lines to the Memory of Edward Bliss Emerson”InferredDavid Hatch Barlow1
- 93“London, 1802" (sonnet), in Poems, in Two Volumes”William Wordsworth1
- 94“Lord Thomas and Fair Eleanor”AnonymousInferred1
- 95“Love's Apparition and Evanishment: An Allegoric Romance”InferredSamuel Taylor Coleridge1
- 96“Lycus the Centaur”Thomas Hood1
- 97“Ma Vocation," in Chansons”Pierre-Jean de Béranger1
- 98“Man the Reformer”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 99“Martirologio della Libertà Italiana" [Martyrology of Italian Liberty], Monitore Romano: Giornale officiale della repubblica, 14 June 1849”Il Monitore RomanoInferred1
- 100“Mary, List! Awake”InferredJohn WhitakerInferred1
- 101“Memoirs of Mirabeau," London and Westminster Review, vol. 26: 382–439”Thomas Carlyle2
- 102“Memoirs of Mirabeau”InferredThomas Carlyle1
- 103“Mignon's Lied" ["So laßt mich scheinen, bis ich werde"], in Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre, Book 8, Ch. 2”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 104“Moral Evil," The Western Messenger, Vol. 6, pp. 333-38”William Henry Channing1
- 105“My Mind to Me a Kingdom Is”InferredSir Edward Dyer1
- 106“Nature — A Prose Poem" [review of Emerson's Nature], United States Magazine and Democratic Review, vol. 1: 319–29”InferredElizabeth Palmer PeabodyInferred1
- 107“Niagara. The Bridge by Moonlight" [unpublished manuscript poem, Fuller saw it 'in print' — possibly a broadside or periodical version]”InferredJames Freeman Clarke1
- 108“Notes from the Journal of a Scholar. No. II", in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1”Charles Chauncy Emerson1
- 109“Notes on Art and Architecture", in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1”Samuel Gray WardInferred1
- 110“Novalis," The Foreign Review and Continental Miscellany, Vol. 4, pp. 97-141”InferredThomas Carlyle1
- 111“Novalis”InferredThomas Carlyle1
- 112“Ode to Beauty”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson1
- 113“Ode to Melancholy”Thomas Hood2
- 114“Ode: Autumn”Thomas Hood2
- 115“Of the Last Verses in the Book," in Divine Poems”InferredEdmund WallerInferred1
- 116“On Death", in Alastor; or, The Spirit of Solitude, and Other Poems”InferredPercy Bysshe Shelley1
- 117“On Genius and Common Sense", in Table-Talk: Essays on Men and Manners”InferredWilliam Hazlitt1
- 118“On Lucy, Countess of Bedford”Benjamin 'Ben' Jonson1
- 119“On Poesy or Art", in Literary Remains”InferredSamuel Taylor Coleridge1
- 120“Orphic Sayings," in The Dial, Vol. I, No. 1 and Vol. I, No. 3”InferredAmos Bronson Alcott1
- 121“Orphic Sayings”Amos Bronson Alcott1
- 122“Orphic Sayings" in The Dial, Vol. I, No. 1”Amos Bronson Alcott1
- 123“Ozymandias", in The Examiner; collected in Rosalind and Helen”Percy Bysshe Shelley1
- 124“Pretensions of Phrenology Examined," Christian Examiner, vol. 17: 249–69”InferredFrederic Henry Hedge1
- 125“Prophecy — Transcendentalism — Progress," The Dial 2:83-121”InferredJonathan Ashley SaxtonInferred1
- 126“Protest," Lecture 6 in "Human Life" series”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson1
- 127“Rechtfertigung" ["Justification"], in Gedichte”InferredJohann Ludwig Uhland1
- 128“Red Jacket, a Chief of the Indian Tribes, the Tuscaroras”InferredNathaniel Parker Willis1
- 129“Red Jacket: A Chief of the Indian Tribes, the Tuscaroras," in Alnwick Castle, with Other Poems”Fitz-Greene Halleck1
- 130“Reverence", in Poems”William Ellery II Channing (the younger)1
- 131“Robert Bruce's March to Bannockburn" ("Scots, Wha Hae Wi' Wallace Bled")”Robert Burns1
- 132“Rules and Lessons" [Silex Scintillans or Thalia Rediviva]”InferredHenry Vaughan1
- 133“Rumors from an Aeolian Harp" in The Dial, vol. 3, no. 2”Henry David Thoreau1
- 134“Saadi”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 135“Saadi" in The Dial, vol. 3, no. 2”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 136“Scorn not the Sonnet”William Wordsworth1
- 137“Sehnsucht nach dem Rhein" [Longing for the Rhine], in Leyer und Schwerdt”InferredTheodor Körner1
- 138“Sehnsucht”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 139“September 1815”William Wordsworth1
- 140“Shadows" in Poems of Many Years”Richard Monckton Milnes1
- 141“She Walks in Beauty”George Gordon, Lord Byron1
- 142“Sir James Mackintosh”Thomas Babington Macaulay1
- 143“Social Tendencies", in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1, pp. 65-86”InferredCharles Lane1
- 144“Sprüche des Konfuzius" [The Proverbs of Confucius], in Musen-Almanach”InferredFriedrich Schiller1
- 145“St. Senanus and the Lady," in Irish Melodies”InferredThomas Moore1
- 146“Stanzas to Augusta”InferredGeorge Gordon, Lord Byron1
- 147“Sweet is the day of sacred rest" [Psalm 92 paraphrase], in The Psalms of David Imitated in the Language of the New Testament”InferredIsaac Watts1
- 148“The Affliction of Childhood" or essay on Jupiter Olympius — unconfirmed; possibly from De Quincey's collected works”InferredThomas De Quincey1
- 149“The Bible Is a Book Worthy to Read" — poem first published in The Dial, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 229–231”William Ellery II Channing (the younger)1
- 150“The Cave Myths”InferredCharles King NewcombInferred1
- 151“The Chartists" in Western Messenger, Vol. 7, pp. 365–95”John Champion Vaughan1
- 152“The Child Asleep," in Western Messenger, vol. 6: 273”InferredWilliam Henry Channing1
- 153“The Church-Porch," in The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations”InferredGeorge Herbert2
- 154“The Conservative" in The Dial, vol. 3, no. 2”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 155“The Diamond Necklace," Fraser's Magazine, vol. 15: 1–19, 172–89”Thomas Carlyle1
- 156“The Douglas Tragedy," in Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border”Sir Walter Scott2
- 157“The Earth”William Ellery Channing1
- 158“The Earth" (poem), in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1, p. 64”William Ellery II Channing (the younger)1
- 159“The Ecstasy”InferredJohn Donne1
- 160“The Exclusive System”James Walker1
- 161“The Fountain" in Lyrical Ballads, with Other Poems”InferredWilliam Wordsworth1
- 162“The Improvisatore: or, 'John Anderson, My Jo, John”InferredSamuel Taylor Coleridge1
- 163“The Influence of Slavery on the Political Revolutions in Rome," North American Review, vol. 39”George Bancroft1
- 164“The Lady of Shalott," in Poems”Alfred Tennyson1
- 165“The Lay of the Brown Rosary" in Poems”InferredElizabeth Barrett Browning1
- 166“The Martyr Age of the United States," in London and Westminster Review, vol. 32: 1–59”Harriet Martineau1
- 167“The Martyrs for Italian Liberty" ("Italian Martyrs") — two-part essay in The People's Journal, Vol. 1”Giuseppe Mazzini1
- 168“The Mystic," in Poems, Chiefly Lyrical”InferredAlfred Tennyson2
- 169“The Onyx Ring," Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine”John Sterling1
- 170“The Onyx Ring," in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, vols. 44–45”John Sterling2
- 171“The Pang More Sharp than All. An Allegory”Samuel Taylor Coleridge1
- 172“The Poetical Works of S. T. Coleridge" [review article], Quarterly Review, vol. 52: 1–38”InferredJohn Murray1
- 173“The Service”Henry David Thoreau1
- 174“The Sphinx" — in The Dial, Vol. I, pp. 348-350”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson1
- 175“The Two Dolons" in the Dial”Charles King NewcombInferred1
- 176“The Wedding of the Lady Theresa", in Lockhart's Spanish Ballads”InferredAnonymousInferred1
- 177“The Works of George Berkeley, D.D., Bishop of Cloyne," Christian Examiner 24: 310–45; separately published as Berkeley and His Philosophy”Francis Bowen1
- 178“The Youth of the Poet and the Painter" (serial fiction), in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1, pp. 48-58”InferredWilliam Ellery II Channing (the younger)1
- 179“Thekla: Eine Geisterstimme" (Thekla: A Spirit's Voice)”Friedrich Schiller1
- 180“Thoughts and Images”John Sterling1
- 181“Thoughts on Art" / "Art”Ralph Waldo Emerson2
- 182“To ——" ["One word is too often profaned"]”Percy Bysshe Shelley2
- 183“To a Skylark" ("Ethereal minstrel! pilgrim of the sky!"), in Poetical Works”InferredWilliam Wordsworth1
- 184“To a Skylark" in Poems”William Wordsworth0
- 185“To George Sand: A Desire" and "To George Sand: A Recognition”InferredElizabeth Barrett Browning1
- 186“To Lucasta, Going to the Wars”InferredRichard Lovelace2
- 187“To Lucy, Countess of Bedford" (Epigram LXXXIV), in Epigrams, published in The Works of Ben Jonson”Benjamin 'Ben' Jonson1
- 188“To Mrs. Siddons" in Fugitive Verses”InferredJoanna Baillie1
- 189“To Rhea" (poem), in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 190“To the Planet Venus, An Evening Star — Composed at Loch Lomond”William Wordsworth1
- 191“To the Skylark”William Wordsworth1
- 192“To-morrow" in Popular Tales”Maria Edgeworth1
- 193“Triformis" (poem)”InferredJames Freeman Clarke1
- 194“Trost in Tränen" [Consolation in Tears]”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 195“Ulysses" in Poems”Alfred Tennyson2
- 196“Verspätung" in Des Knaben Wunderhorn”InferredLudwig Achim von Arnim; Clemens BrentanoInferred1
- 197“Voyage to Jamaica", in The Dial, Vol. IV, No. 1”Benjamin P. Hunt1
- 198“Walter Savage Landor," The Dial vol. 2, no. 2”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 199“Wanderers Sturmlied" [Wanderer's Storm Song]”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 200“Was kann der Mensch im Leben mehr gewinnen" (poem, from the Werke; this is the poem beginning with these words, which Fuller quotes as her proposed motto)”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe1
- 201“Washington and Franklin" in Imaginary Conversations (Works, vol. 7)”InferredWalter Savage Landor1
- 202“Why art thou silent! Is thy love a plant”William Wordsworth2
- 203“William and Margaret" (also called "Margaret's Ghost")”David Mallet1
- 204“Woodnotes I" (poem), in The Dial, Vol. I, No. 2, p. 242”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson1
- 205“Woodnotes”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 206“Würde der Frauen" [Dignity of Woman]”Friedrich Schiller2
- 207“Zachenfall" [The Waterfall]”InferredTheodor Körner1
- 208“Adonais: An Elegy on the Death of John Keats”InferredPercy Bysshe Shelley2
- 209“Aspirations of Youth”James Montgomery1
- 210“ballad”William Howitt1
- 211“Ballad”Thomas Hood2
- 212“Bounding Billows”InferredMary RobinsonInferred1
- 213“Character of the Happy Warrior”William Wordsworth7
- 214“A COMPLAINT”William Wordsworth2
- 215“Compositions by John Flaxman, Sculptor, R.A., from the Divine Poem of Dante Alighieri”John Flaxman1
- 216“Coronach”InferredSir Walter Scott2
- 217“Daedalia vacuis plumas nectere humeris”Giordano Bruno1
- 218“Das Lied von der Glocke [Song of the Bell]”Friedrich Schiller1
- 219“De vita humana philosophica disquisitio' and 'De vita coelesti, ex iisdem principiis conjectura”Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury2
- 220“The Deserted Village”Oliver Goldsmith2
- 221“An die Freude [Ode to Joy]”Friedrich Schiller2
- 222“Die Ideale”InferredFriedrich Schiller2
- 223“Die Künstler [The Artists]”Friedrich Schiller4
- 224“Die Schöpfung [The Creation]”Franz Joseph Haydn0
- 225“Edwin and Angelina (The Hermit)”Oliver Goldsmith1
- 226“Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott [A Mighty Fortress Is Our God]”InferredMartin Luther0
- 227“Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”InferredThomas Gray1
- 228“Eloisa to Abelard”Alexander Pope1
- 229“Epistles to Several Persons: Epistle II, To a Lady”InferredAlexander Pope0
- 230“epitaph”Dr. Tracy1
- 231“Epitaph for Raphael [Latin couplet]”InferredPietro Bembo1
- 232“Epitaphios Adonidos [Lament for Adonis]”InferredBion of SmyrnaInferred1
- 233“Epodes V and XVII”InferredHorace1
- 234“The Evening Star [Song to the Evening Star]”InferredThomas Campbell1
- 235“The Fisher's Son”Henry David Thoreau1
- 236“The Forging of the Anchor”Samuel Ferguson1
- 237“Gallerie zu Shakspeare's dramatischen Werken: In Umrissen”Friedrich August Moritz Retzsch1
- 238“The Gentle Boy”Nathaniel Hawthorne1
- 239“Godfrey of Bulloigne, or the Recoverie of Jerusalem (Jerusalem Delivered)”Edward Fairfax2
- 240“Gondibert: An Heroic Poem”Sir William Davenant1
- 241“Guy the Seeker”Matthew Gregory Lewis0
- 242“Hadad: A Dramatic Poem”James Abraham Hillhouse2
- 243“Hardyknute”Elizabeth Wardlaw (Lady Wardlaw)1
- 244“A Health”Edward Coote Pinkney1
- 245“The Humble Bee”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 246“Hymn beginning 'There all the ship's company meet”InferredCharles Wesley1
- 247“Hymn of Apollo”Percy Bysshe Shelley1
- 248“Hymn of Pan”Percy Bysshe Shelley1
- 249“Hymn to Intellectual Beauty”Percy Bysshe Shelley2
- 250“Hymn: 'Who but the Holy Ghost can make / A genuine gospel minister...' [closing hymn quoted by Fuller]”Charles Wesley1
- 251“Il cinque Maggio [The Fifth of May], in Inni sacri e odi civili”Alessandro Manzoni1
- 252“Jemmy Dawson”William Shenstone1
- 253“L'Allegro and Il Penseroso, first published in Poems”John Milton1
- 254“La Divina comedia di Dante Alighieri, cioe l'Inferno, il Purgatorio, ed il Paradiso. Composto da Giovanni Flaxman, scultore inglese”John Flaxman1
- 255“Lady of the Lake”Sir Walter Scott3
- 256“Laodamia”William Wordsworth2
- 257“Lenore”Gottfried August Bürger2
- 258“Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, in Lyrical Ballads”InferredWilliam Wordsworth1
- 259“Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey”InferredWilliam Wordsworth0
- 260“Lines Written Among the Euganean Hills”Percy Bysshe Shelley2
- 261“Lord Herbert's Prayer”Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury1
- 262“Lord Ullin's Daughter”Thomas Campbell1
- 263“Lycidas”John Milton1
- 264“A Man's a Man for A' That”Robert Burns7
- 265“Mary the Cook-Maid's Letter to Dr. Sheridan”Jonathan Swift1
- 266“Music”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson1
- 267“My Heart Leaps Up”InferredWilliam Wordsworth1
- 268“Night (date unknown, c. 1820s)”James Montgomery1
- 269“Oberon: a Poem, from the German of Wieland”William Sotheby1
- 270“Ode on the Intimations of Immortality”William Wordsworth1
- 271“Ode to Autumn”Thomas Hood1
- 272“Ode to Duty”William Wordsworth3
- 273“Ode to Duty' 'Dion' 'Ruth','Matthew' in Poems”William Wordsworth0
- 274“Ode to Joy”Friedrich Schiller4
- 275“Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood”William Wordsworth3
- 276“Palm Leaves or Poems of Many Years”InferredRichard Monckton Milnes1
- 277“The Plea of the Midsummer Fairies”Thomas Hood2
- 278“The Poet's Mind, in Poems”InferredAlfred Tennyson3
- 279“The Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo”Robert Southey1
- 280“The Prairies”InferredWilliam Cullen Bryant1
- 281“The Progress of Poesy: A Pindaric Ode”InferredThomas Gray1
- 282“Prometheus”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe2
- 283“The Queen's Wake”James Hogg1
- 284“Raccolta di cinquanta costumi pittoreschi”InferredBartolomeo Pinelli1
- 285“Rechtfertigung [Justification]”Johann Ludwig Uhland0
- 286“Roderick, the Last of the Goths”Robert Southey3
- 287“The Schoolmistress Abroad”Thomas Hood3
- 288“The Sexton's Daughter, Aphrodite, Alfred the Harper Daedalus,The,Mountains, The Rose and the Gauntlet, Lady Jane Grey, and 'Shakspeare' in Poems”John Sterling1
- 289“SONNET”Thomas Hood2
- 290“Sonnet 19 ["When I consider how my light is spent"]”InferredJohn Milton1
- 291“Sonnet 19: 'When I consider how my light is spent' (On His Blindness), in Poems, &c. upon Several Occasions”InferredJohn Milton1
- 292“Sonnet 22, 'To Cyriack Skinner”InferredJohn Milton1
- 293“SONNET TO STEAMBOATS, VIADUCTS, AND RAILWAYS”William Wordsworth1
- 294“Sonnet upon Sonnets”William Wordsworth1
- 295“Sonnet: 'Lift not the painted veil which those who live”Percy Bysshe Shelley1
- 296“Sordello”Robert Browning1
- 297“The Sphinx”InferredRalph Waldo Emerson0
- 298“Spirit of the Storm (ballad)”James Hogg1
- 299“Stanzas Written in Dejection, Near Naples”InferredPercy Bysshe Shelley2
- 300“Stanzas Written on the Road Between Florence and Pisa”InferredGeorge Gordon, Lord Byron1
- 301“The Sylphs of the Seasons with Other Poems”Washington Allston1
- 302“Thoughts and Images' and/or 'Land and Sea”InferredJohn Sterling0
- 303“Threnody”Ralph Waldo Emerson1
- 304“To Mary”InferredCharles Wolfe1
- 305“Umrisse zu Goethes Faust, gezeichnet von Retzsch”Friedrich August Moritz Retzsch1
- 306“Underwoods”InferredBenjamin 'Ben' Jonson1
- 307“untitled prayer-poem ('Father! we ask...'), 'The Bridge, by Moonlight”James Freeman Clarke1
- 308“The Water King”Matthew Gregory Lewis1
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