PAGE
BANWELL HILL: A Lay of the Severn Sea:—
Preface	3
Part First	9
Part Second	20
Part Third	42
Part Fourth	61
Part Fifth	69

THE GRAVE OF THE LAST SAXON; or, The Legend of the Curfew:—
Introduction	79
Introductory Canto	81
Canto First	87
Canto Second	102
Canto Third	111
Canto Fourth	111
Conclusion	137
Illustrations from Speed	139

ST JOHN IN PATMOS:—
Part First	145
Part Second	157
Part Third	176
Part Fourth	184
Part Fifth	199
Part Sixth	207
Apocalyptic Horses	218

THE SORROWS OF SWITZERLAND:—
Part First	223
Part Second	232

THE VILLAGER'S VERSE-BOOK:—
Path of Life	241
Sunrise	241
Summer's Evening	242
Spring—Cuckoo	243
Sheepfold	243
Hen and Chickens	244
Poor Man's Grave	244
Sabbath Morning	245
The Primrose	246
The Hour-Glass	246
The Bird's Nest	247
The Mower	247
Saturday Night	248
Sunday Night	248
The April Shower	249
The Robin Redbreast	249
The Butterfly and the Bee	250
The Glow-worm	250
The Convict	251
The Blind Grandfather	252
The Old Labourer	252
The Swan	253
The Village Bells	253
The Caged Bird	254
The Dutiful Child Reading the Story of Joseph to a Sick Father	254
Little Mary's Linnet	255
The Shepherd and his Dog	255
The Withered Leaf	256
The Gipsy's Tent	257
My Father's Grave	258
The Swallow and the Redbreast: an Apologue	258
The Blind Man of Salisbury Cathedral	259
The Blind Soldier and his Daughter	260
The Little Sweep	261
The Blacksmith	263
Hymn for the Anniversary of the Death of the Princess Charlotte	264
The Children's Hymn for their Patroness	264
Easter Day	265
Christmas Hymn	266
SONG OF THE CID	267

---

POEMS, INEDITED, UNPUBLISHED, &c.

The Sanctuary: a Dramatic Sketch	276
Childe Harold's Last Pilgrimage	284
The Egyptian Tomb	286
Chantrey's Sleeping Children	288
On Miss Fitzgerald and Lord Kerry Planting two Cedars in the Churchyard
of Bremhill	289
The Greenwich Pensioners	290
Glastonbury Abbey and Wells Cathedral. Written after viewing the ruins of the
one, and hearing the Church Service in the other	292
Silchester, the Ancient Caleva	294
Restoration of Malmesbury Abbey	296
On the Funeral of Charles the First, at Night, in St George's Chapel,
Windsor	297
On Seeing Plants in the Windows of Seth Ward's College, endowed for
Widows of Clergymen, at Salisbury	298
Morley's Farewell to the Cottage of Isaak Walton	300
The Grave of Bishop Ken	301
The Legend of St Cecilia and the Angel	302
Supposed Address to Bishop Ken	303
On an Eclipse of the Moon at Midnight	304
To Lady Valletort, on hearing her sing "Gloria in Excelsis," with
three other young Ladies, at Lacock Abbey, October 1831	305
On Seeing a Bust of R. B. Sheridan, from a Cast taken after death	305
Return of George III. to Windsor Castle	306
On Meeting some Friends of Youth at Cheltenham, for the first time since we
parted at Oxford	307
The Lay of Talbot the Troubadour: a Legend of Lacock Abbey	308
The Ark: a Poem for Music Written after the Consecration of the New
Church at Kingswood	317
On the Death of Dr Burgess, the late Bishop of Salisbury	320
Lines written on Fonthill Abbey	321
Epitaph on Benjamin Tremlyn, an Old Soldier, buried in Bremhill
Churchyard, at the age of ninety-two	322
Epitaph on Robert Southey	322
Sonnet, written in a copy of Falconer's Shipwreck	323
On first Hearing Caradori Sing	324
Salisbury Cathedral	324
Lockswell	325
On Mozart	326
Epitaph on John Harding, in the Churchyard of Bremhill	326
On the Death of William Linley, Esq.	327
Inscribed to the Marchioness of Lansdowne	328
Hymn for Music, after the Battle of Waterloo	328
Inscriptions in the Gardens of Bremhill Rectory:—
On a Tree commanding a view of the whole extent of Bowood	330
On a Rural Seat	330
On the Front of a Hermitage, near a Dial	330
Quieti et Musis	331

---