Aerial Rock, 637
Affliction of Margaret
The, 237
Afflictions of England, 696
After Landing, 660
After-thought (Duddon), 672
(Tour on the Continent),
648

438

"Ah! where is Palafox?"
Ailsa Crag, Frith of Clyde, 792
Airey-Force Valley, 858
Aix-la-Chapelle, 646
"Alas what boots the long labo-
rious guest," 435
Alban Hills, From the, 831
Albano, At, 831
Alfred, 682

Alfred, Canute and, 622
Alfred, his Descendants, 682
Alice Fell, or Poverty, 196
Aloys Reding, 648
Ambleside, 862

America, Aspects of Christian-

ity in (Three Sonnets), 700
American Episcopacy, 700
American Tradition, 668
"Among all lovely Things my
Love had been,' 200
"A narrow Girdle of rough
Stones and Crags," 169
Ancient History, On a cele-
brated Event in (Two Son-
nets), 439
"And is it among rude untu-
tored Dales," 435
Andrew Jones, 180
Anecdote for Fathers, 97

121

Anio, 831
Anna, 725

Anticipation (October, 1803), 233
Anticipation of leaving School,
Composed in, 19
Antique Ages, 727
Apennines, Among the Ruins
of a Convent in the, 838
Apology (Eccl. Son., 1st Part),

680

Apology (Eccl. Son., 2d Part),
691
Apology (Sonnets upon the
Punishment of Death), 846
Apology (Yarrow Revisited), 772
Applethwaite, 244
April, The Two Mornings, 142
Aquapendente, Musings near,
822-828

Archbishop Chichely to Henry
V., 689

Armenian Lady's Love, The,
745-747

Armies, Power of, 445
Artegal and Elidure, 601-604
"A Slumber did my Spirit
seal," 140

At the Grave of Burns, 218
Authors, A Plea for, 842
Author's Portrait, To the, 761
Autumn (September), 605
Autumn (Two Poems), 640, 691
Avarice, The last Stage of, 180
"Avaunt all specious Pliancy

of Mind," 440

"A volant Tribe of Bards on
Earth are found," 711
Avon, The (Annan), 770

BALA-SALA, At, 791
Balbi, 443

Ballot, Protest against the, 843
Bangor, Monastery of Old, 678
Baptism, 702
Barbara, 165
Beaumont, Sir George, Epistle
to, 446-451
Beaumont, Sir George, Upon
perusing the foregoing Epistle
to, 451
Beaumont, Sir George, Picture
of Peele Castle painted by,

249

Italian of, 244, 400, 837

Beggar, Old Cumberland, 118-

121

Beggars, 197 Sequel to the, 632
Beloved Vale, I said, when I
shall con,'
Benefits, Other (Two Sonnets),
686, 687

397

Bible, Translation of the, 692
Binnorie, The Solitude of, 239
Bird of Paradise, Colored Draw-
ing of the, 817

Bird of Paradise, suggested by
a Picture of, 870
Bird's Nest half filled with
Snow (Sonnet), 820
Biscayan Rite (Two Sonnets),
438

Bishops, Acquittal of the, 699
Bishops and Priests, 701
Black Comb, Inscription on a
stone on the side of, 456
Black Comb, View from the top
of, 455

"Blest Statesman He, whose
Mind's unselfish Will," 843
Bologna, At (Three Sonnets),
839

Bolton Priory, The founding of,

Brugès, Incident at, 738
Buonaparte, 205, 208, 437
Burial Place in the South of
Scotland, 765

Burns, At the Grave of, 218
Burns, Thoughts suggested near
the residence of, 219
Burns, To the Sons of, 220
Butterfly, To a, 198, 201
"By a blest Husband guided
Mary came,
818
Byron, Lord, 803

CALAIS (Four Sonnets), 208
Calais, Composed by the Sea-
side near (1802), 207
Calais, Fish-women at, 644
"Call not the royal Swede un-
fortunate," 437
Calm and Tempest, 442
"Calm is the fragrant air," 774
Calvert, Raisley, 401
Camaldoli, At the Convent of
(Three Sonnets), 834
Cambridge and the Alps (Pre-
lude), 307-318
Cambridge, Residence at (Pre-
lude), 284-292
Canute, 683

Canute and Alfred, 622
Captive Chieftain, 438
Captivity

Mary Queen of

Scots, 638
Carleton, Mary, 818
Carriage, In a, upon the Banks
of the Rhine, 646
Castle, Composed at -, 225
"Castle of Indolence," Written
in my Pocket-Copy of, 212
Casual Incitement, 678
Catechising, 702
Catharine Wordsworth, 445
Cathedrals, etc., 707

Catherine St., of Ledbury, 819
Catholic Cantons, Composed in
one of the, 648
Celandine, The Small, 243
Celandine, To the Small (Two
Poems), 202
Ceni, Francesco, 441
Cenotaph (Mrs. Fermor), 715
Ceremony, Marriage, 703
Chamouny, Processions in the
Vale of, 657
Channel, In the, 789
Character, A, 181
Characteristics of a child, 445
Character, Pastoral, 701
Charles the First, Troubles of,
696

Charles the Second, 697
Chatsworth, 760
Chaucer, Selections from (Three
Poems), 184-196
Chiabrera, Epitaphs translated
from, 441-443
Chichely, Archbishop, to Henry
the Fifth, 689
Child, Address to a, 402

Child, Three years old, Char-
acteristics of a, 445
Childless Father, The, 177
Child, To a (written in her
Album), 810
Childbirth, Thanksgiving after,
703
Childhood and School-time
(Prelude), 268-284
Christianity in America, As-
pects of (Three Sonnets), 700
Church as a Tree, 687

Church to be erected (Two Son-
nets), 706-707
Churches, New, 706
Churchyard among the Moun-
tains (Excursion), 538-555-570
Churchyard, New, 707
Cintra, Convention of (Two
Sonnets), 433, 434
Cistertian Monastery, 686
Clarkson, Thomas, To, 407
Clergy, Corruptions of the
Higher, 689

Clergy, Emigrant French, 706
Clergy, Primitive Saxon, 680
Clerical Integrity, 698

Clermont, The Council of, 683
Clifford, Lord, 409
Clouds, To the, 858
Clyde, In the Frith of (Ailsa
Crag), 792

Clyde, On the Frith of, 792
Cockermouth Castle, Address
from the Spirit of, 785
Cockermouth, In sight of, 785
Coleorton, A Flower Garden

at, 713
Coleorton, Elegiac Musings in
the grounds of, 759
Coleorton, Inscription for an
Urn in the grounds of, 453
Coleorton, Inscription for a
Seat in the groves of, 454
Coleorton, Inscription in a gar-
den of, 453
Coleorton, Inscription in the
grounds of, 452
Collins, Remembrance of, 27
Cologne, In the Cathedral of,
646

Column intended by Buonaparte
for a Triumphal Edifice, 656
Commination Service, 704
Complaint, A, 392
Complaint, The, of a Forsaken
Indian woman, 108
'Complete Angler," Written
on a blank leaf in the, 638
Composed after Reading

a

newspaper of the Day, 818
Composed by the sea-shore,

802

Composed on a May morning,
841

Composed on the Banks of a
Rocky Stream, 642
Composed upon an Evening of
Extraordinary Splendor and
Beauty, 635
Conclusion (Duddon), 672
Conclusion (Eccl. Son.), 708
Conclusion (Miscell. Son.), 727
Conclusion (Prelude), 371-377
Conclusion (Sonnets upon the
Punishment of Death), 846
Confirmation (Two Sonnets),
702, 703

Congratulation, 706
Conjectures, 675
Conquest, Norman, 683, Saxon,
678
Conquests, Danish, 682
Contrast, The. The Parrot and
the Wren, 716

Convent in the Apennines, 8;8
Convention of Cintra, Composed
while writing a Tract occa-
sioned by the (Two Sonnets),
433, 434
Conversion, 679

Cora Linn, Composed at, 596
Cordelia M- -, To, 802
Corruptions of Higher Clergy,
689

of

Cottage Girls, The Three, 655
Cottager, The, to her Infant, 257
Council of Clermont, The, 683
Countess's Pillar, 771
Covenanters, Persecution
Scottish, 698
Cranmer, 694
Crosthwaite Church, 863
Crusaders, 687
Crusades, 684
Cuckoo and the Nightingale,
The, 188-193
Cuckoo at Laverna, The, 832-834
Cuckoo Clock, The, 868
Cuckoo, To the, 235
Cuckoo, To the, 726
Cumberland Beggar, The Old,

118-121

Cumberland, Coast of (In the
Channel), 789
Cumberland, On a high part of
the coast of, 782

DAFFODILS, 236
Daisy, To the (Four Poems),
214, 215, 248

Daniel, Picture of (Hamilton
Palace), 770
Danish Boy, The, 144
Danish Conquests, 682
Danube, Source of the, 647
Darling, Grace, 860-862
Dati, Roberto, 442
Day, the longest, 628
Death, Punishment of, Sonnets
on, 843-847
Decay of Piety. 23

Dog, Tribute to the Memory
of the same, 247
Dominion, Papal, 685
Donnerdale, The Plain of, 669
Dora, Address to my Infant
Daughter, 240
Dora, To (A little onward), 623
Douglas Bay, Isle of Man, On
entering, 790

Dover, Composed in the Valley

near, 209
Dover, Near, 210
Dover, The Valley of (Two
Sonnets), 660

"Down a swift Stream," 700
Dragon's Eye, 606

Dream, The Pilgrim's, 632
Druidical
Excommunication,

676
Druids, Trepidation of the,
676

Duck's Nest, The Wild, 637
Duddon, The River (34 Son-
nets), 662-672
Dungeon-Ghyll Force, 164
Dunollie Castle (Eagles), 767
Dunollie Castle, On revisiting,

"Even as a dragon's Eye," 606
Evening of extraordinary splen-
dor, Composed upon an, 635
Evening Walk, An, 19-26
Evening Voluntaries; (2) 782;
(3) 783; (4) 803; (5) 804; (6)
(904); (7) 805; (8) 207; (9)
635; (10) 802; (11) 851; (12) 872
Event in Ancient History, On
a Celebrated (Two Sonnets),

439

Faery Chasm, 666
"Fair prime of Life," 724
Fancy, 397

Fancy and Tradition, 771
Fancy, Hints for the, 667
Farewell, A, 206
Farewell Lines, 857
Farewell (Tour, 1833), 783
Farmer of Tilsbury Vale, The,
233-235

Far-Terrace, The, 720
Father, The Childless, 177
Fathers, Anecdote for, 97
Feelings of a noble Biscayan,
438

Feelings of a French Royalist,
619

Female Vagrant, The, see
"Guilt and Sorrow,"
39-52
Fermor, Mrs. (Cenotaph), 715
Fermor, Mrs. (Elegiac Stanzas),
715
Fidelity, 246
Filial Piety, 776

Fir Grove (John Wordsworth),

Flowers, 665

Flowers (Cave of Staffa), 795
Flowers in the Island of Ma-
deira, 866

"Fly, some kind Harbinger, to
Grasmere Vale," 227
Force of Prayer, The, 432
Foresight, 201

Forms of Prayer at Sea, 704
Forsaken Indian Woman, Com-
plaint of, 108
Forsaken, The, 238
Fort Fuentes, 651
"Forth from a jutting ridge,"
864
Fountain, The, 143
Fox, Mr., Lines composed on
the unexpected death of, 401
France, 231

France, Residence in (Prelude),
339-347-355-362

France, Sky-prospect from the
Plain of, 659

"From the dark chambers of
Dejection freed," 600
Fuentes, Fort, 651
Fugitive, The Russian, 748-752
Funeral Service, 704
Furness Abbey, At, 864, 865

GEMMI, Echo upon the, 657
General Fast, Upon the late
(1832), 776

General View of the Troubles
of the Reformation, 694
George the Third (November,
1813), 456

George the Third, On the death

of, 642
Geraldine, 717
Germans on the Heights of
Hochheim, 618
Germany, 435.

Germany, Written in, 137-149
Gill, Harry, 101

Gillies, Margaret (Two Poems),
847

Gillies, Margaret, 849
Gillies, Robert Pearce, 600
Gipsies, 408

Glad Sight," 867
Glad Tidings, 6791
Gleaner, The, 734
Glen-Almain, or the Narrow
Glen, 222

Glencoe, At the Head of, 768
Glow-worm, The Star and the,

Horn of Egremont Castle, The,

Great Men (Sidney, Marvel, Honor, 436
etc.), 211.
Greece, 439

Green, George and Sarah, 434
Green Linnet, The, 216
Greenock, 796

Greta, To the River, 784
"Grief, thou hast lost an ever-
ready friend," 639
Guernica, Oak of, 439
Guilt and Sorrow, 39-52
Gunpowder Plot, 695
Gustavus IV., 437

H. C., Six years old, To, 213
"Hail, Twilight, sovereign of
one peaceful hour," 606
"Hail Zaragoza, if with unwet
Eye," 436

Hambleton Hills, After a Jour-
ney across the, 212
Handec, 648

Happy Warrior, Character of
the, 389

"Hark! 't is the Thrush! 841"
Harp, The ("Why, Minstrel "),

723

Hart-leap Well, 173-177
Hart's-horn Tree, 771
Haunted Tree, The, 640
Hawkshead, Written as a School
Exercise at, 17

Hawkshead School, In Antici-
pation of leaving, 19
Haydon (Picture of the Duke of
Wellington), 848
Haydon, To B. R., 601
Haydon, To B. R. (Picture of
Napoleon Buonaparte), 777
Hazels, 607

Heidelberg, Castle of (Hymn
for Boatmen), 647
Helvellyn, To

on her

first ascent of, 624
Henry the Eighth, Portrait of,
725

"Here pause: the Poet claims,
at least, this praise," 446
Her eyes are wild, 103
Hermitage (St. Herbert's Is-
land), 182

Hermitage, Near the Spring of
the, 634

Hermit's Cell, Inscriptions in
and near, 633-635
"Her only Pilot the soft
Breeze," 723
Hesperus, 217
Highland Boy, The Blind, 228-

thedral), 744

sion upon the death of, 815

391

Howard, Mrs., Monument of
(Wetheral) (Two Sonnets),
798

How beautiful the Queen of
Night," 872

"How rich that Forehead's
calm expanse," 712

"How sweet it is when Mother
Fancy rocks," 397
Humanity, 742, 743
Huntsman, The Old, 104
Hymn for Boatmen (Heidel-
berg), 647

Hymn, the Laborer's Noon-
day, 805

I. F., Portrait of, 847
I. F., To, 847

Idiot Boy, The, 110-115
Idle Shepherd Boys, The, 164
"If this great World of Joy and
Pain, 782

"If thou indeed derive thy Light
from Heaven," 777

I grieved for Buonaparte, 205

I heard, alas, 'twas only in a
dream," 640

"I know an aged Man,” 871
Illustrated Books and News-
papers, 872

Illustration. (The Jung-Frau),
696
Imagination, 611

Imagination and Taste (Pre-
lude), 362-366-371
Imaginative Regrets, 692
Immortality, Intimations of,403-
406
Impromptu, 207
Incident, 247
Incident at Bruges, 738
Indian Woman, Complaint of
a Forsaken, 108
Indignation of a High-minded
Spaniard, 439

"In due Observance of an
ancient Rite," 438
Infant Daughter, Address to
my, 240
Infant M-

M,

Το

the, 726
Infant, The Cottager to her, 257
Influence abused, 682
Influence of Natural Objects, 136
Influences, Other, 680
Inglewood Forest, Suggested by
a View in, 770
"In my mind's Eye a Temple
like a Cloud," 727
Inscription for a Monument in
Crosthwaite Church (South-
ey), 863

Inscriptions 182, 183; (Coleor
ton), 452-454
Inscriptions (Hermit's

633,634
Installation Ode, 873-875

Cell),

Isle of Man (Douglas Bay), 790
"Is there a Power that can sus-
tain and cheer," 438
Italian Itinerant, The, 652
Italy, After leaving (Two Son-
nets), 838, 839
"It is a beauteous Evening,
calm and free," 208

It is no Spirit who from
Heaven hath flown," 217
"It is not to be thought of," 211
"I travelled among unknown
Men,"
139
"I wandered lonely as a Cloud,"
236

* I watch and long have
watched, with calm Regret,'
639

LABORER'S Noon-day Hymn,805
Lady, To a, upon Drawings she
had made of Flowers in
Madeira, 866

in the

Lady E. B. and the Hon. Miss
P., To the, 714
Lady of the Snow, Our, 649
Lamb, Charles, Written after
the death of, 813-815
Lamb, The Pet, 165
Lament of Mary Queen of Scots,
631
Lancaster Castle, Suggested by
the View of, 843
Langdale, Epitaph
Chapel-yard of, 716
Langdale Pikes, 605
Laodamia, 590-593
Last of the Flock, The, 109
Last Supper, by Leonardo da
Vinci, The, 653
Latimer and Ridley, 693
Latitudinarianism, 698
Laud, 696
Lauterbrunnen, 647
Laverna, The Cuckoo at, 832
Lawn, The, 743
Leech-Gatherer, The, 203
Lelius, 443

ecution of, 693
Jones, Andrew, 180

Jones, Rev. Robert, 27, 181, 182
Journey renewed, 671
June, 1820, 644

Jung-Frau, The, and the Fall
of the Rhine, 696

KENDAL, Upon hearing of the
death of the Vicar of, 600
Kendal and Windermere Rail-
way, On the projected, 863
Kent, to the Men of, 232
Kilchurn Castle, Address to, 222
Killicranky, In the Pass of, 232
King's College Chapel, Cam-
bridge, Inside of (Three son-
nets), 707, 708
Kirkstone, The Pass of, 630
Kirtle, The Braes of, 179
Kitten and Falling Leaves, The,

241

Lines left upon a Seat in a Yew-
tree, 52

Lines on the expected Invasion,

Loving and Liking, 775
Lowther, 799

Lowther, To the Lady Mary,643
Lucca Giordano, 872

Lucy Gray, or Solitude, 145
Lucy (Three Poems), 138, 139
Lucy (Three years she grew),

139

Lycoris, Ode to (Two Poems),
626, 627

"Lyre! through such power do
in thy magic lie," 858

M. H., To, 171

Madeira, Flowers in the Island
of, 866

Malham Cove, 636
Man, 873

Manse, On the sight of a (Scot-
land), 765
March, Written in, 203
Margaret

of, 237

the Affliction

Mariner, By a retired, 791
"Mark the Concentred Hazels
that enclose," 607
Marriage Ceremony, The, 703
Marriage of a Friend, On the
Eve of, 454
Marshall, To Cordelia, 802
Martial Courage, 437
Mary Queen of Scots, Cap-
tivity, 638; Lament of, 631;
(Workington), 786
Maternal Grief, 444
Matron of Jedborough, The, 227
Matthew, 141

May Morning, Composed on
(1838), 841
May Morning, Ode composed

on, 717