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The Poetical Works of Aubrey De Vere

De Vere, Aubrey (1814-1902)

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VOL. I. THE SEARCH AFTER PROSERPINE
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VOL. II.
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VOL. III.
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VOL. IV.
  
[dedication]
  
PROLOGUE.
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MAY CAROLS.
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PART I. THE DIVINE CHILDHOOD.
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PART II. THE SPIRITUAL MOTHERHOOD.
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PART III. MARIÆ IN CŒLIS.
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I. THE ‘UNKNOWN GOD.’
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II. ASCENSIO DOMINI.
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III. ASCENSIO DOMINI.
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IV.
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V. DOMINICA PENTECOSTES.
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VI. DOMINICA PENTECOSTES.
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VII.
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VIII. REGINA CŒLI.
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IX. FEST. SS. TRINITATIS.
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X. FESTUM SS. TRINITATIS.
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XI. THRONUS TRINITATIS.
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XII. REGINA SANCTORUM OMNIUM.
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XIII. ADVOCATA.
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XIV. EXALTAVIT HUMILES.
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XV.
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XVI.
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XVII. IN CIVITATE SANCTIFICATA REQUIEVI.
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XVIII. QUASI CEDRUS EXALTATA SUM IN LIBANO.
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XIX. SAPIENTIA.
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XX. BEATI MITES.
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XXI. SINE LABE ORIGINALI CONCEPTA.
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XXII. SINE LABE ORIGINALI CONCEPTA.
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XXIII. SINE LABE ORIGINALI CONCEPTA.
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XXIV. SINE LABE ORIGINALI CONCEPTA.
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XXV. SINE LABE ORIGINALI CONCEPTA.
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XXVI. FREMUERUNT GENTES.
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XXVII. THE RAINBOW.
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XXVIII. ANCILLA DOMINI.
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XXIX.
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XXX. CORPUS CHRISTI.
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XXXI. CORPUS CHRISTI.
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XXXII. THE TWO LAST GIFTS.
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XXXIII. DOMUS AUREA.
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XXXIV.
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XXXV. FEST. ASSUMPTIONIS.
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XXXVI. ELIAS AND ENOCH.
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XXXVII. FEST. DE MONTE CARMELO.
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XXXVIII. VAS SPIRITUALE.
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XXXIX.
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XL. CŒLI ENARRANT.
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XLI. CARO FACTUS EST.
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XLII. CONDESCENSIO.
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XLIII. THE CREATED WISDOM.
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XLIV. REGINA ANGELORUM.
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XLV. REGINA ANGELORUM.
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XLVI. REGINA ANGELORUM.
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XLVII. MULIER AMICTA SOLE.
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XLVIII.
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XLIX. OTHER SHEEP I HAVE.
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EPILOGUE. THE SON OF MAN.
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LEGENDS OF THE SAXON SAINTS.
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VOL. V.
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VOL. VI. LEGENDS AND RECORDS OF THE CHURCH AND THE EMPIRE

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A CHRISTIAN POETESS.

ADELAIDE PROCTOR.

She stooped o'er earth's poor brink, light as a breeze
That bathes, enraptured, in clear morning seas,
And round her, like that wandering Minstrel, sent
Twofold delight—music with freshness blent:
Ere long in night her snowy wings she furled,
Waiting the sunrise of a happier world,
And God's New Song. O Spirit crystalline,
What lips shall better waft it on than thine?
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