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By the Rev. Charles Turner [i.e. Charles Tennyson]

Turner, Charles Tennyson (1808-1879)

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MY FIRST AND LAST STROPHE.

THE GOLD-CRESTED WREN.

THE HOLY EMERALD

ST. AUGUSTINE AND MONICA.

NEHEMIAH'S NIGHT RIDE.

[SALOME.] Continued.

CHARLOTTE CORDAY,

WÖLF AND THE CASKET,

ON AN OLD ROMAN SHIELD FOUND IN THE THAMES.

THE BIER OF THE CHRISTIAN SOLDIER.

THE ILLUMINATION OF THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEETS AT PORTSMOUTH.

ON A PICTURE OF ARMIDA AND RINALDO, WITH THE DECOY-NYMPH.

MARY—A REMINISCENCE.

[MARY—A REMINISCENCE.] Continued.

MORNING SORROWS.

MINNIE AND HER DOVE.

EUSTACE AND EDITH,

MAKE-BELIEVE HUNTING.

THE SCHOOL-BOY'S DREAM ON THE NIGHT BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS.

THE ROGUE'S NIGHTMARE.

ALICE WADE VERSUS SMALL-POX.

ANNIE AND AMBROSE,

THE HALF-RAINBOW.

THE PARTING-GATE.

HERO AND LEANDER,

DROWNED IN THE TROPICS.

THE SEA-FAIRIES' ANSWER.

VIENNA AND IN MEMORIAM.

TO A LITTLE CHILD WHO ASKED FOR A LAUREL CROWN.

To the same little Child. A RECANTATION.

A BRILLIANT DAY.

NO NIGHTINGALES, OR COMPENSATION.

THE HOME-FIELD. EVENING.

A SUMMER NIGHT IN THE BEEHIVE.

THE FLY'S LECTURE.

ON A VASE OF GOLD-FISH.

THE PLEA OF THE SHOT SWALLOW.

THE LAST SWEEP OF THE SCYTHE.

THE STORM—A HARVEST MEMORY.

THE FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBER.

FROM HARVEST TO JANUARY.

LAST YEAR'S HARVEST.

THE STEAM THRESHING MACHINE

[THE STEAM THRESHING MACHINE.] Continued.

NOVEMBER SUNSHINE AND THE HOUSE-FLIES.

THE DRUNKARD'S LAST MARKET.

THE LATE PASTOR OF WOLDSBY EBRIORUM.

ON THE ECLIPSE OF THE MOON OF OCTOBER 1865.

ON AN ANNULAR ECLIPSE OF THE SUN IN A STORM.

THE MOON AND SIN, AN ILLUSTRATION.

FANATICISM, A NIGHT-SCENE IN THE OPEN AIR.

MISSING THE METEORS, 1866.

A LOOK-OUT FOR THIRTY YEARS.

THE MOORLAND TREE IN THE GARDEN.

IN AND OUT OF THE PINE-WOOD.

A FOREST SUNSET.

WRITTEN AT THE WOOD-SALE OF MESSRS. BLANK AND CO. NON-RESIDENT PROPRIETORS.

THE NEEDLES' LIGHTHOUSE FROM KEYHAVEN, HAMPSHIRE.

DANGER—A PERSONIFICATION.

A FAREWELL TO THE ISLE OF WIGHT.

THE WHITE HORSE OF WESTBURY.

A PHOTOGRAPH ON THE RED GOLD.

ON BOARD A JERSEY STEAMER.

POOR HODGE AND THE REV. SANS FOY.

PRAY, THINK, AND STRIVE!

THE ÆOLIAN HARP.

A SUMMER TWILIGHT.

THE KISS OF BETROTHAL.

AN ENGLISH CHURCH.

JOY CAME FROM HEAVEN.

COLLISION OF THE AYR AND COMET STEAMBOATS.

SILKWORMS AND SPIDERS.

MARTIAL ARDOUR IN AGE.

A CALM EVENING.

ON A GENIUS OF LOWLY ESTATE.

ON STARTLING SOME PIGEONS.

ON A PICTURE OF THE FATES.

DECADENCE OF GREECE, 1830.

ON SEEING A CHILD BLUSH ON HIS FIRST VIEW OF A CORPSE.

O GOD, IMPART THY BLESSING TO MY CRIES.

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THE ILLUMINATION OF THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEETS AT PORTSMOUTH.

Thanks to those festal fires! mankind shall be
All brothers now! since France and England met,
The far-seen glow of their great amity
Hangs on the world's horizons: they have set
A glorious fashion! On th' illumined flood
Their two great navies, like some mighty raft,
Rode in their oneness; without spleen or craft,
They met in light—God saw that it was good;
And, oh! those long-drawn rockets, how they climbed,
To fill the very heaven with tricolors!
What healths we drank, by booming cannon timed!
And how the city swarmed from all her doors
To greet the Frenchman on our English shores!
And how the bells of welcome pealed and chimed!