ISLE OF PALMS.
Page.
Canto I. 1
Canto II. 41
Canto III. 75
Canto IV. 139
Angler's Tent 181
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
Hermitage 223
Lines on Reading the Memoirs of Miss Smith 234
Hymn to Spring 246
Melrose Abbey 257
Extract from the "Hearth" 264
The French Exile 269
The Three Seasons of Love 277
To a Sleeping Child 280
My Cottage 290
Lines written on the Banks of Windermere, after Recovery from a dangerous Illness 304
Apology for the little Naval Temple on Storrs' Point, Windermere 312
Picture of a Blind Man 317
Troutbeck Chapel 323
Peace and Innocence 329
Loughrig Tarn 333
Mary 340
Lines written at a little Well by the Roadside, Langdale 345
Lines written on seeing a Picture by Berghem, of an Ass in a Storm-Shower 351
On Reading Mr. Clarkson's History of the Abolition of the Slave Trade 357
The Fallen Oak 362
Nature Outraged 366
Lines written by Moonlight at Sea 378
The Nameless Stream 380
Art and Nature 385
Sonnet I.—Written on the Banks of Wastwater, during a Storm 388
Sonnet II.—Written on the Banks of Wastwater, during a Calm 389
Sonnet III.—Written at Midnight, on Helm-Crag 390
Sonnet IV.—The Voice of the Mountains 391
Sonnet V.—The Evening-Cloud 392
Sonnet VI.—Written on the Sabbath-Day 393
Sonnet VII.—Written on Skiddaw, during a Tempest 394
Sonnet VIII. 395
Sonnet IX.—Written on the Evening I heard of the Death of my Friend, William Dunlop 396
Lines sacred to the Memory of The Rev. James Grahame, Author of "The Sabbath," &c. 397