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Xeniola
Poems, including Translations from Schiller and De la Motte Fouqube. By John Anster
Anster, John (1793-1867)
[dedication]
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
TIME.
ALFRED.
ELEGY.
THE POET'S HAUNT.
THE EVERLASTING ROSE.
HOME.
MIRTH AND GRIEF.
“A DREAM REMEMBERED IN A DREAM.”
“NO LUTE'S ENCHANTING MINSTRELSY.”
BALLAD.
DIRGE.
“IF I MIGHT CHOOSE,” &c.
MATILDA.
EMBLEMS.
TO------
HYMN.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.
ODE TO FANCY.
SOLITUDE.
TO------ FRAGMENT.
REVERIE.
I.
PART I.
II.
PART II.
III.
PART III.
IV.
PART IV.
THE TRIUMPH OF MUSIC.
MEMORY.
THE FIVE OAKS OF DALLWITZ.
NURSERY RHYMES.
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TO THE RIGHT REVEREND STEPHEN C. SANDES, D.D., LORD BISHOP OF KILLALOE AND CLONFERT, THIS VOLUME IS INSCRIBED, WITH FEELINGS OF THE HIGHEST RESPECT AND ESTEEM, BY JOHN ANSTER.
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