Poet
Alfred Tennyson
English
- BOADICEA.
- Epilogue
- Flower in the Crannied Wall
- FROM “ENOCH ARDEN.”
- From “In Memoriam.”
- FROM “LOCKSLEY HALL.”
- FROM “THE MAY QUEEN.”
- I
- I hate the dreadful hollow behind the little wood
- II
- In the Children's Hospital
- Lancelot and Elaine
- LILIAN.
- Littell's Living Age/Volume 145/Issue 1877/De Profundis
- Littell's Living Age/Volume 160/Issue 2069/The Golden Year
- London: Bradbury and Evans, Printers, Whitefriars
- Long have I sigh'd for a calm: God grant I may find it at…
- MAUD
- Merlin and Vivien
- Moral
- Northern Farmer
- Northern Farmer, New Style
- Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, CII–CVIII
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, CIX–CXVI
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, CXVII–CXXV
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, IX–XV
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, I–VIII
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, LVI–LXV
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, LXVI–LXXIII
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, LXXIV–LXXXII
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, LXXXIII–LXXXV
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, LXXXVI–XCII
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, XCIII–XCVI
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, XCVII–CI
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, XLVII–LV
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, XVI–XXII
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, XXIII–XXX
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, XXXIX–XLVI
- Obiit MDCCCXXXIII, XXXI–XXXVIII
- Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington
- ODE SUNG AT THE OPENING OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. —— - <>—— -
- Poems, Chiefly Lyrical
- Prologue
- PROLOGUE
- Song from Maud
- SONG FROM “MAUD.”
- Sonnet
- THE BROOK.
- The Brook; an Idyl
- The Captain
- The Holy Grail
- The Palace of Art
- The Passing of Arthur
- THE RINGLET.
- The Vision of Sin
- The Voice and the Peak
- Timbuctoo
- TITHONUS. —— - <>—— -
- To E. L., on his Travels in Greece
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- VI
German
- Am Meere
- Balaklawaglossed
- Claribel
- Die Briefe
- Die Maikönigin
- Edward Gray
- Ein Lebewohl
- Es fällt der Strahl
- Frag mich nicht mehr!
- Lady Clare
- Nun schlafen rings die Blumen
- Sacht und lind
- Steig nieder, Maid, von jener Bergeshöh!
- Todt sie ihren Krieger sah
- Und als wir gingen durch das Land
- Verlauf des Lebens
- „Einst saß die Freiheit auf den Höhn“
- „Wenn mich der Tod geraubt“