Ballads

Name: Ballads
Author: William Makepeace Thackeray

67 piezas en la casa

William Makepeace Thackeray

Piezas 67

A Credo
A Doe in the city
A Tragic story. — By Adelbert von Chamisso
Ad Ministram
"Ah, Bleak and Barren was the moor."
At the church gate
Atra Cura
Come to the greenwood tree
Commanders of the faithful
Dear Jack
Fairy days
Friar's song
From Pocahontas
Jacob Homnium's Hoss. — A New Pallice Court chant
Jolly Jack
Larry O'Toole
Lines upon my Sister's portrait. — By the Lord Southdown
Lucy's Birthday
May-day Ode
Molony's Lament
Mr. Molony's account of the ball. — Company
Mrs. Katherine's lantern. — Written in a lady's Album
My Nora
On a very old woman. — La Motte Fouqué
Peg of Limavaddy
Piscator and Piscatrix. — Lines written to an Album Print
Pocahontas
Requiescat
Ronsard to his mistress
Serenade
Song of the Violet
The age of Wisdom
The Almack's Adieu
The Ballad of Eliza Davis
The battle of Limerick
The caïque
The cane-bottom'd chair
The Chaplet. — From Uhland
The Crystal palace
The Garret
The Ghazul, or Oriental love-song. — The rocks
The King of Brentford. — Another version
The King of Yvetot
The King on the tower. — From Uhland
The knight and the lady
The Knightly Guerdon.*
The Lamentable Ballad of the Foundling of Shoreditch
The last Irish Grievance
The last of may. (in Reply to an Invitation Dated on the 1St.)
The Mahogany tree
The Minaret bells
The organ-boy's appeal
The Pimlico Pavilion
The red flag
The rose of Flora
The rose upon my balcony
The three Christmas Waits
The white Squall
The willow-tree
The willow-tree. (another version)
The Wolfe New Ballad of Jane Roney and Mary brown
The Yankee Volunteers
Titmarsh's Carmen Lilliense
To Mary
What makes my heart to thrill and glow? — The Mayfair love-song
When Moonlike ore the Hazure seas
When the gloom is on the glen