The poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed. [selected]

Name: The poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed. [selected]
Author: Winthrop Mackworth Praed

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Winthrop Mackworth Praed

Piezas 84

A ballad — Teaching how poetry is best paid for
A classical walk
A Discourse delivered by a College tutor, — At a supper party, July 1St, 1825
A letter of Advice
An Epitaph
An Invitation
Anticipation
April Fools
Arrivals at a Watering-place
Bagatelles!
Beauty and her Visitors
Because!
Cassandra
Charades
Childhood and his Visitors
Chivalry at a Discount
Confessions
Cousins
Every-day Characters
God save the Queen
Good night
Good night to the Season
Hobbledehoys
Hope and love
How to rhyme for love
Josephine
Latin hymn to the Virgin
Letters from Teignmouth
L’Inconnue
Love at a rout
Marriage
Marriage Chimes
Mars Disarmed by love
My first folly
My own funeral
Old wine
Palinodia
Peace be thine
Plus de Politique
Portrait of a Lady in the Exhibition of the royal Academy, 1831
Remember me
School and Schoolfellows. — Floreat Etona
Second love
Sketch of a young Lady — Five months old
Song
Song
Song for the Fourteenth of February
Song. — Lord Roland
Song to a Serenader in February
Songs from the Troubadour
Stanzas
Stanzas
Stanzas to the Speaker asleep
Stanzas — Written in Lady Myrtle’s “Boccaccio.”
Surly hall
Tales out of school. — A dropped letter from a Lady
The Bachelor. — T. Quince, Esq., to the Rev. Matthew Pringle
The bridal of Belmont. — A Legend of the Rhine
The Chaunt of the Brazen head
The Childe’s Destiny
The Confession
The Confession of don Carlos
The Conjurer
The Covenanter’s Lament for Bothwell Bridge
The fancy Ball
The Forsaken
The Legend of the Drachenfels
The Legend of the Haunted tree
The Legend of the Teufel-haus
The modern nectar
The new order of things
The newly-Wedded
The red Fisherman; or, the Devil’s Decoy
The Separation
The talented man. — A letter from a Lady in London to a Lady at Lausanne
There’s nothing new beneath the sun
Time’s song
To Helen
To Helen
To Helen. (with a small Candlestick, a Birthday present.)
Twenty-eight and twenty-nine
Utopia
Waterloo
Written under a picture of King’s College Chapel, Cambridge