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The Poetical Works of Caroline Bowles Southey

Collected Edition

Southey, Caroline Bowles (1786-1854)

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THE LEGEND OF SANTAREM.

THE PAUPER'S DEATHBED.

SONNET.—1818.

CONTE A MON CHIEN.

“SUFFICIENT UNTO THE DAY IS THE EVIL THEREOF.”

FAREWELL TO MY FRIENDS.

TO A DYING INFANT.

MY OLD DOG AND I.

RANGER'S GRAVE.

THE MARINER'S HYMN.

THE BROKEN BRIDGE.

THE LADYE'S BRYDALLE.

TO MY OLD CANARY.

TO THE MEMORY OF ISABEL SOUTHEY.

THERE IS A TONGUE IN EVERY LEAF.

ON THE NEAR PROSPECT OF LEAVING HOME.—1818.

AUTUMN FLOWERS.

ONCE UPON A TIME.

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THAT'S WHAT WE ARE.

THE CHILD'S UNBELIEF.

THE GREENWOOD SHRIFT.

THE THREE FRIENDS.

THE YOUNG GREY HEAD.

LITTLE LEONARD'S “GOOD-NIGHT.”

“HOW SWIFT IS A GLANCE OF THE MIND!”

ON THE REMOVAL OF SOME FAMILY PORTRAITS.

SONNET.—1818.

TO LITTLE MARY.

SONNET.—1821.

THE LEGEND OF THE LIDO.

SUNDAY EVENING.

THE CHURCHYARD.

TO THE SWEET-SCENTED CYCLAMEN.

THE WELCOME HOME.—1820.

THE DEATH OF THE FLOWERS.

WHEN SHALL WE MEET AGAIN?

THE LANDING OF THE PRIMROSE.

THE DYING MOTHER TO HER INFANT.

THE LAST JOURNEY.

THE SPELL OF MUSIC.

THE EVENING WALK.

“'TIS HARD TO DIE IN SPRING.”

LAMENT FOR LILIAS.

THE NIGHT-SMELLING STOCK.

PAST AND PRESENT.

THE WINTRY MAY.—1837.

I WEEP, BUT NOT REBELLIOUS TEARS.

“IT IS NOT DEATH.”

ONCE UPON A TIME.

“I NEVER CAST A FLOWER AWAY.”

A FAIR PLACE AND PLEASANT.

ARCHBISHOP GERSON.

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Then with a deep distinctness he made answer,
Distinct and slow, looking to where I pointed,
Thence full into my face, and what he said
Thrilled through my very heart—“That's what we are!”