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The Poetical works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning

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Browning, Elizabeth Barrett (1806-1861)
  
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JUVENILIA.
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THE SERAPHIM,
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QUEEN ANNELIDA AND FALSE ARCITE.
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POEMS.
  
A DRAMA OF EXILE.
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SONNETS.
  
THE SOUL'S EXPRESSION.
  
THE SERAPH AND POET.
  
ON A PORTRAIT OF WORDSWORTH BY B. R. HAYDON.
  
PAST AND FUTURE.
  
IRREPARABLENESS.
  
TEARS.
  
GRIEF.
  
SUBSTITUTION.
  
COMFORT.
  
PERPLEXED MUSIC.
  
WORK.
  
FUTURITY.
  
THE TWO SAYINGS.
  
THE LOOK.
  
THE MEANING OF THE LOOK.
  
A THOUGHT FOR A LONELY DEATH-BED.
  
WORK AND CONTEMPLATION.
  
PAIN IN PLEASURE.
  
AN APPREHENSION.
  
DISCONTENT.
  
PATIENCE TAUGHT BY NATURE.
  
CHEERFULNESS TAUGHT BY REASON.
  
EXAGGERATION.
  
ADEQUACY.
  
TO GEORGE SAND.
  
TO GEORGE SAND.
  
THE PRISONER.
  
INSUFFICIENCY.
  
THE ROMAUNT OF THE PAGE.
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THE LAY OF THE BROWN ROSARY.
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FIRST PART.
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SECOND PART.
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THIRD PART.
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FOURTH PART.
  
THE MOURNING MOTHER
  
A VALEDICTION.
  
LADY GERALDINE'S COURTSHIP:
  
A VISION OF POETS.
  
RHYME OF THE DUCHESS MAY.
  
THE RHYME.
  
THE LADY'S “YES.”
  
THE POET AND THE BIRD.
  
THE LOST BOWER.
  
A CHILD ASLEEP.
  
THE CRY OF THE CHILDREN.
  
CROWNED AND WEDDED.
  
CROWNED AND BURIED.
  
TO FLUSH, MY DOG.
  
THE FOURFOLD ASPECT.
  
A FLOWER IN A LETTER.
  
THE CRY OF THE HUMAN.
  
A LAY OF THE EARLY ROSE.
  
BERTHA IN THE LANE.
  
THAT DAY.
  
LOVED ONCE.
  
RHAPSODY OF LIFE'S PROGRESS.
  
L. E. L.'S LAST QUESTION.
  
THE HOUSE OF CLOUDS.
  
CATARINA TO CAMOENS
  
A PORTRAIT.
  
SLEEPING AND WATCHING.
  
WINE OF CYPRUS.
  
THE ROMANCE OF THE SWAN'S NEST.
  
LESSONS FROM THE GORSE.
  
THE DEAD PAN.
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POEMS.
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SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE. 1847–1850.
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POEMS BEFORE CONGRESS. 1860.
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LAST POEMS. 1862.
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TRANSLATIONS.
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THE GREEK CHRISTIAN POETS.

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