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The Works of Dante Gabriel Rossetti

Edited with Preface and Notes by William M. Rossetti: Revised and Enlarged Edition

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828-1882)

I.

PRINCIPAL POEMS

II.

II.—MISCELLANEOUS POEMS

III.

VERSICLES AND FRAGMENTS

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JUVENILIA AND GROTESQUES

ALGERNON STANHOPE

AN EPITAPH FOR KEATS

TO MARY IN SUMMER

THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION OF 1848

THE SIN OF DETECTION

ONE OF TIME'S RIDDLES

THE WORLD'S DOING

HEIGHT IN DEPTH

PRAISE AND PRAYER

THE TURNING-POINT

IDLE BLESSEDNESS

“'TWAS THUS”

ON BROWNING'S SORDELLO

THE CAN-CAN AT VALENTINO'S

AT THE STATION OF THE VERSAILLES RAILWAY

L'ENVOI: BRUSSELS, HÔTEL DU MIDI

SIR PETER PAUL RUBENS (Antwerp)

BETWEEN GHENT AND BRUGES

VERSES TO JOHN TUPPER

ST. WAGNES' EVE

PARODY ON “UNCLE NED”

VALENTINE—TO LIZZIE SIDDAL

ADDRESS TO THE DALZIEL BROTHERS

ON WILLIAM MORRIS

ON CHRISTINA ROSSETTI

TRANSLATIONS from the GERMAN, ITALIAN, FRENCH, AND GREEK

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LAST LOVE (Canzone)

Love hath a chamber all of imagery;
And there is one dim nook,
A little storied web wherein my heart
From leaf to leaf is read as in a book.

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One part in the middle of the web begun and left unfinished; a face with ravelled threads falling over it and hiding it. Love says that the time has come to resume and finish this part of the web, though much has come between since it was begun.