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Poems by Jean Ingelow

Ingelow, Jean (1820-1897)

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VOLUME I.
  
DEDICATION
  
DIVIDED.
  
HONOURS—Part I.
  
HONOURS—Part II.
  
REQUIESCAT IN PACE!
  
SUPPER AT THE MILL.
  
SCHOLAR AND CARPENTER.
  
THE STAR'S MONUMENT.
  
A DEAD YEAR.
  
REFLECTIONS.
  
THE LETTER L.
  
THE HIGH TIDE ON THE COAST OF LINCOLNSHIRE.
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AFTERNOON AT A PARSONAGE.
  
Preface.
  
[section]
  
Afterthought.
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SONGS OF SEVEN.
  
SEVEN TIMES ONE. EXULTATION.
  
SEVEN TIMES TWO. ROMANCE.
  
SEVEN TIMES THREE. LOVE.
  
SEVEN TIMES FOUR. MATERNITY.
  
SEVEN TIMES FIVE. WIDOWHOOD.
  
SEVEN TIMES SIX. GIVING IN MARRIAGE.
  
SEVEN TIMES SEVEN. LONGING FOR HOME.
  
A COTTAGE IN A CHINE.
  
PERSEPHONE.
  
A SEA SONG.
  
BROTHERS, AND A SERMON.
  
A WEDDING SONG.
  
THE FOUR BRIDGES.
  
A MOTHER SHOWING THE PORTRAIT OF HER CHILD.
  
STRIFE AND PEACE.
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LETTERS ON LIFE AND THE MORNING.
  
A PARSON'S LETTER TO A YOUNG POET.
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VOLUME II.
  
THE DREAMS THAT CAME TRUE.
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SONGS ON THE VOICES OF BIRDS.
  
INTRODUCTION.
  
THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE UNSATISFIED HEART.
  
SAND MARTINS.
  
A POET IN HIS YOUTH, AND THE CUCKOO-BIRD.
  
A RAVEN IN A WHITE CHINE.
  
THE WARBLING OF BLACKBIRDS.
  
SEA-MEWS IN WINTER TIME.
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LAURENCE.
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II
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III
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SONGS OF THE NIGHT WATCHES,
  
INTRODUCTORY.
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THE FIRST WATCH.
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IV
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VI
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VII
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VIII
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THE MIDDLE WATCH.
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II
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III
  
THE MORNING WATCH.
  
CONCLUDING SONG OF DAWN.
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SONNETS.
  
WORK.
  
AN ANCIENT CHESS KING.
  
A SNOW MOUNTAIN.
  
SLEEP.
  
LOVE.
  
PROMISING.
  
COMFORT IN THE NIGHT.
  
THOUGH ALL GREAT DEEDS.
  
WISHING.
  
TO ---.
  
COMPENSATION.
  
FANCY.
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A STORY OF DOOM.
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BOOK I.
 II. 
BOOK II.
 III. 
BOOK III.
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BOOK IV.
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BOOK V.
 VI. 
BOOK VI.
 VII. 
BOOK VII.
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BOOK VIII.
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BOOK IX.
  
SAILING BEYOND SEAS.
  
REMONSTRANCE.
  
SONG FOR THE NIGHT OF CHRIST'S RESURRECTION.
  
WITH A DIAMOND.
  
SONG OF MARGARET.
  
SONG OF THE GOING AWAY.
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A LILY AND A LUTE.
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II
  
THE LONG WHITE SEAM.
  
NOT IN VAIN I WAITED.
  
THE SNOWDROP MONUMENT (IN LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL).
  
COLD AND QUIET.
  
GLADYS AND HER ISLAND.
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SONGS WITH PRELUDES.
  
WEDLOCK.
  
REGRET.
  
LAMENTATION.
  
DOMINION.
  
FRIENDSHIP.
  
WINSTANLEY.

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‘O ye good women, it is hard to leave
The paths of virtue and return again.
What if this sinner wept, and none of you
Comforted her? And what if she did strive
To mend, and none of you believed her strife,
Nor looked upon her? Mark, I do not say,
Though it was hard, you therefore were to blame;
That she had aught against you, though your feet
Never drew near her door. But I beseech
Your patience. Once in old Jerusalem
A woman kneeled at consecrated feet,
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Kissed them, and washed them with her tears.
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