SONGS (continued):

Ask me no more, 343.

Come into the garden, Maud,
474.

Home they brought her warrior
dead, 334.

In Love, if Love be Love, if
Love be ours, 542.

It is the miller's daughter,
67.
Late, late, so late! and dark
the night and chill, 597.
Love that hath us in the net,
67.

O Swallow, Swallow, 307.
Song of Love and Death, 582.
Sweet and low, sweet and
low, 296.

Tears, idle tears, 306.
The Owl, 17.

The Owl (Second Song), 17.
The splendour falls on castle
walls, 305.

Turn, Fortune, turn thy wheel
and lower the proud, 499.
What does little birdie say,
662.

SONNETS:

As when with downcast eyes
we muse and brood, 117.
Buonaparte, 49.

But were I loved, as I desire
to be, 50.

Mine be the strength of
spirit, 47.

On the result of the late
Russian invasion of Poland,
116.

To J. M. K., 47.

To W. C. Macready, 245.
Specimen of a Translation of
the Iliad in Blank Verse,
689.
Supposed Confessions of a second-
rate Sensitive Mind not in
unity with itself, 11.

Talking Oak, The, 162.
Third of February, 1852, 248.
Tithonus, 672.

To E. L., on his Travels in
Greece, 228.

To J. S., 119.