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Robin Hood

a fragment (1847)

Southey, Robert (1774-1843)

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ROBIN HOOD: A Fragment.

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I.

II.

PART II.—C.S.

THE THREE SPANIARDS.

THE MURDER GLEN.

WALTER AND WILLIAM.

ON SEEING LAID THE FIRST STONE OF PENINGTON CHURCH—1838.

TO A YOUNG SOUTH AMERICAN SPANIARD.

ABRAM AND THE FIRE-WORSHIPPER.

THE THREE SISTERS.

TO A CENTAGENARIAN ON HER HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY.

TO A WIDOWED FRIEND.

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WRITTEN IN THE FLY-LEAF OF MY FATHER'S OLD COPY OF IZAAK WALTON'S COMPLETE ANGLER.

ON HEARING FOR THE FIRST TIME THE BELLS FROM A NEW CHURCH

TO THE CROWN PRINCE OF HANOVER.

TO THE MOTHER OF LUCRETIA AND MARGARET DAVIDSON.

[Oh, pleasant Cloud-land! many a structure fair]

[Unthinking youth! How prodigal thou art]

[Forgive, O Father! the infirmity]

[On, on upon our mortal course we go]

[“Patient I am, resigned and calm,” ye say]

TO AN OLD FAMILY PORTRAIT.

[We came together at life's eventide]

ON MY HUSBAND'S BIRTHDAY.

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Robin Hood

a fragment (1847)

Robert Southey

1774-1843

William Blackwood and Sons

Edinburgh London

1847