PAGE COLERIDGE, SAMUEL TAYLOR-On a ruined house in a romantic country, 'Pensive, at eve, on the hard world I mus'd,' To Simplicity, 67 292 289 In memory of Sir William Rowan Hamilton, DENNIS, JOHN-Life, DE VERE, AUBREY-Count each affliction, whether light or grave,' DE VERE, SIR AUBREY-The Man of Glencoe, The Rock of Cashel, DISRAELI, BENJAMIN (LORD Beaconsfield)—Wellington, DONNE, JOHN-'As due by many titles, I resign,' At the round earth's imagined corners blow,' 246 152 154 80 79 115 229 31 32 ELLIOTT, EBENEZER-Fountains Abbey, GARNETT, RICHARD-'I will not rail, or grieve when torpid eld,' GOSSE, EDMUND W.-A Portrait, 73 202 201 251 HANMER, JOHN, LORD-The Pine Woods, HEMANS, FELICIA DOROTHEA-On a Remembered Picture of Christ, . HUNT, LEIGH-To the Grasshopper and the Cricket, 249 145 92 138 75 86 247 SONNETS OF MILTONIC STRUCTURE. 325 PAGE KNOX, THE HON. MRS. O. N.— 'I have no wealth of grief; no sobs, no tears,' LAMB, CHARLES-' A timid grace sits trembling in her eye,' LANG, ANDREW-The Odyssey, LONGFELLOW, HENRY WADSWORTH-Nature, MAC DONALD, George—' Ah, God! the world needs many hours to make,' 165 Least Love, MEREDITH, GEORGE-TO a friend recently lost, MILTON, JOHN-' Cyriack, this three-years-day these eyes, though clear,' 'Methought I saw my late espoused saint,' 'Lady, that in the prime of earliest youth,' On the late Massacre in Piedmont, 254 256 166 46 40 44 43 MONKHOUSE, COSMO-Trust me in all, for all my will is thine,' 240 PATMORE, COVENTRY-'My childhood was a vision heavenly wrought,' PATON, SIR NOEL- Timor mortis conturbat me,' RICE, HON. STEPHEN E. SPRING-The heart knoweth its own bitterness, 182 225 253 83 296 'If there be any one can take my place,' Rest, To-day's Burden, 266 74 187 188 186 190 'With how sad steps, O Moon, thou climb'st the skies!' STRONG, CHARLES-'Is this the spot where Rome's eternal foe?' After looking into Carlyle's Reminiscences—I., TALFOURD, THOMAS NOON-On the Death of Queen Caroline, TENNYSON, ALFRED-Prefatory Sonnet to the Nineteenth Century,' . TodHunter, JOHN-The Marseillaise, TRENCH, RICHARD CHENEVIX, ARCHBISHOP-Vesuvius, 'A wretched thing it were to have our heart,' TURNER, CHARLES TENNYSON-The Buoy-Bell, WEBSTER, AUGUSTA-The Brook Rhine, WHITE, HENRY KIRKE— 'What art Thou, mighty One, and where Thy seat,' WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM-Composed upon Westminster Bridge in early morning, September 3, 1802, 'It is not to be thought of that the Flood,' Mary Queen of Scots landing at the mouth of the Derwent, 'Milton! thou should'st be living at this hour,' The River Duddon, The Sonnet, 'The world is too much with us, late and soon,' To Toussaint L'Ouverture, 'When I have borne in memory what has tamed,' SONNETS OF CONTEMPORARY STRUCTURE. Under this heading are placed all sonnets (whether old or new) in which the metrical and intellectual wave of flow and ebb is strictly observed, and in which the rhyme-arrangement is structurally the same as that adopted by Petrarch. DE VERE, AUBREY-'For we the mighty mountain plains have trod,'. 153 . 227 ELLIOT, LADY CHARLOTTE-Faith in Doubt, 223 HOOD, THOMAS-Silence, 108 HUEFFER, F.-'It was the hour before the Sun divideth,' 242 76 NOBLE, JAMES Ashcroft-A Supreme Hour, PFEIFFER, EMILY-The winged soul, Watchman, what of the night? REYNOLDS, JOHN HAMILTON-On the Picture of a Lady, ROBINSON, A. MARY F.-Lover's Silence, PAGE 239 234 233 90 265 169 171 170 167 172 Do. 173 Do. III. Her Heaven, 174 SCOTT, WILLIAM BELL-A Garland for advancing years, 313 On the Birth of Thomas Carlyle's Great-nephew, 2d June 1880, SHARP, WILLIAM-Spring Wind, SYMONDS, JOHN ADDINGTON-To the Genius of Eternal Slumber, The Victor, TENNYSON, ALFRED-Montenegro, To Alfred Tennyson, WEBSTER, AUGUSTA-Choosing, WHITE, JOSEPH BLANCO-To Night, On hearing myself for the first time called an old man, æt. 50, WHITEHEAD, CHARLES-'Even as yon lamp within my vacant room,'. WILLIAMS, ISAAC-On the Death of a Worldly-minded Man, WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM-'It is a beauteous evening, calm and free,' On the Extinction of the Venetian Republic, |