Poet

William Lisle Bowles

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• The Harp, And Despair, Of Cowper
• THE HOUR-GLASS.glossed
• The Last Song Of Camoens.[1]
• THE LAY OF TALBOT, THE TROUBADOUR.
• The Lay Of Talbot, The Troubadour. A Legend Of Lacock Abbey.
• The Legend Of St Cecilia And The Angel.
• THE LITTLE SWEEP.
• The Little Sweep. (From The Villager's Verse-Book.)
• THE MISSIONARY.
• The Missionary. Canto Fifth.
• The Missionary. Canto Sixth
• THE MOWER.glossed
• THE OLD LABOURER.glossed
• The Philanthropic Society.[1] Inscribed To The Duke Of Leeds.
• The Primrose. (From The Villager's Verse-Book.)
• The proud and mighty —
• The Rhine
• The Right Honourable Edmund Burke
• The River Cherwell
• The River Wainsbeck.[8]
• The Robin Redbreast. (From The Villager's Verse-Book.)
• THE SHEPHERD AND HIS DOG.
• THE SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY BY SEA.
• The Spirit Of Discovery By Sea: Analysis.
• The Spirit Of Navigation.[1]
• The Swallow And The Red-Breast. (From The Villager's Verse-Book.) An Apologue.
• The Swan. (From The Villager's Verse-Book.)
• THE SYLPH OF SUMMER.
• The Tweed Visited
• THE VILLAGE BELLS.
• THE VILLAGER'S VERSE-BOOK.
• THE VISIONARY BOY.
• The Winds
• THE WITHERED LEAF.
• Thyrsis
• Time and Grief
• To A Friend
• To Lady Valletort, On Hearing Her Sing "Gloria In Excelsis," With Three Other Young Ladies, At Lacock Abbey, October 1831.
• To Sir Walter Scott. -
• To The River Itchin.[11]
• Translation{D} Of A Latin Poem - By The Rev. Newton Ogle, Dean Of Manchester.
• Wardour Castle
• Water-Party On Beaulieu River, In The New Forest
• WINTER EVENING AT HOME.
• Winter. (The Winds)
• Woodspring Abbey, 1836.[14]
• Written After The Consecration Of The New Church At Kingswood.
• Written In A Copy Of Falconer'S "Shipwreck."