The Prose Works of William Wordsworth Part 52

P. 264. Quotation from (eheu! eheu!) the still unpublished poem of 'Grasmere.'

P. 274. Quotation from Spenser, 'Fairy Queen,' b. iii. c. v. st. 39-40.

In st. 39, l. 8, 'puny' is a misprint for 'pumy' = pumice; in st. 40, l.

3, 'sang' similarly misreads 'song' = sung, or were singing.

P. 284. Verse-quotation. From 'Sonnet on Needpath Castle,' as _ante_.

P. 296, footnote A. Lucretius, ii. 772 seq.; and cf. v. 482 seq.

(_b_) _Kendal and Windermere Railway_.

P. 331. Quotation from Burns,--Verse-letter to William Simpson, st. 14.

P. 336. Is this from Dryden? G.

END OF VOL. II.

THE PROSE WORKS OF WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.

FOR THE FIRST TIME COLLECTED, _WITH ADDITIONS FROM UNPUBLISHED Ma.n.u.sCRIPTS_.

Edited with Preface, Notes, and Ill.u.s.trations, BY THE REV. ALEXANDER B.

GROSART,

ST. GEORGE'S, BLACKBURN, LANCAs.h.i.+RE.

IN THREE VOLUMES.

VOL. III.

CRITICAL AND ETHICAL.

LONDON: EDWARD MOXON, SON, AND CO.

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CONTENTS OF VOL. III.

*** A star [*] designates publication herein _for the first time_. G.

CRITICAL AND ETHICAL.

I. NOTES AND ILl.u.s.tRATIONS OF THE POEMS, INCORPORATING: (a) The Notes originally added to the first and successive editions. pp. 1-216 (b) The whole of the I.F. MSS.

*1. Prefatory Lines *2. Prelude to the Last Volume

I. _Poems written in Youth_.

*3. Extract from the conclusion, &c.

4. The Evening Walk, &c.

*5. An Evening Walk 5_a_. Intake 6. Ghyll 7. From Thomson *8. Lines written while sailing, &c.

9. Descriptive Sketches: Dedication *10. Descriptive Sketches 11. The Cross 12. Rivers 13. Vallombre 14. Sugh 15. Pikes 16. Shrine 17. Sourd *18. Lines left upon a Seat, &c.

19. Guilt and Sorrow, &c.: Advertis.e.m.e.nt *20. The Female Vagrant *21. Guilt and Sorrow, &c.

22. Charles Farish *23. The Forsaken, &c.

*24. The Borderers 25. Short printed Note 26. Later Note

II _Poems referring to the Period of Childhood_.

*27. My Heart leaps up, &c.

*28. To a b.u.t.terfly *29. The Sparrow's Nest *30. Foresight *31. Characteristics of a Child, &c.

*32. Address to a Child *33. The Mother's Return *34. Alice Fell; or Poverty *35. Lucy Gray; or Solitude *36. We are Seven, &c.

*37. The Idle Shepherd Boys 38. Dungeon-ghyll Force *39. Anecdote for Fathers 40. Rural Architecture 41. Great How *42. The Pet Lamb, &c.

*43. Influence of natural Objects *44. The Longest Day *45. The Norman Boy

III. _Poems founded on the Affections_.

46. The Brothers 47. Great Gavel 48. Artegal and Elidure *49. To a b.u.t.terfly *50. A Farewell *51. Stanzas in Castle of Indolence *52. Louisa *53. Strange Fits, &c.

*54. Ere with cold Beads, &c.

*55. To ---- 56. 'Tis said that some, &c.

*57. A Complaint *58. To ---- *59. How rich that Forehead's, &c *60. To ---- 61. Lament of Mary Queen of Scots 62. The Complaint of a forsaken Indian Woman *63. Ibid.

*64. The Last of the Flock *65. Repentance *66. The Affliction of Margaret *67. The Cottager to her Infant *68. Maternal Grief *69. The Sailor's Mother *70. The Childless Father 71. Funeral Basin *72. The Emigrant Mother 73. Vaudracour and Julia *74. Ibid.

75. The Idiot Boy *76. Michael 77. Clipping *78. The Widow on Windermere Side 79. The Armenian Lady's Love 80. Percy's Reliques *81. Loving and Liking *82. Farewell Lines 83. (1) The Redbreast *84. (2) "

*85. Her Eyes are wild

IV. _Poems on the Naming of Places_.