ABATE
1815 Character of By objects, which might force the soul to abate
the Happy Warrior
1815 The Sailor's I looked at her again, nor did my pride abate.
Mother
ABATES
1815 Power of Music He stands, back'd by the Wall;--he abates not his din;
ABERGAVENNY
1815 When to the of the Honourable East India Company's Vessel, the Earl of Abergavenny.
attractions
ABHORRENCE
1815 Conclusion Nor, touched with due abhorrence of their guilt
ABIDE
1815 Laodamia Calm pleasures there abide--majestic pains.
1815 Resolution The waters of the Ponds where they abide.
and Independence
1815 The Idiot Boy Where by the week he doth abide,
1815 The Kitten With us openly abide,
and Falling Leaves
1815 The old Established in the land where they abide
Cumberland Beggar
ABIDES
1815 Character of Abides by this resolve, and stops not there,
the Happy Warrior
1815 Lines left True dignity abides with him alone
upon a Seat, &c.
1815 To the same Methinks that there abides in thee
Flower
ABJECT
1815 A Poet's EpitaphThat abject thing, thy soul, away!
1815 England! the Far, far more abject, is thine Enemy:
time is come
1815 The old --But of the poor man ask, the abject poor,
Cumberland Beggar
ABLE
1815 Character of As tempted more; more able to endure,
the Happy Warrior
1815 Laodamia Of sense were able to return as fast
ABODE
1815 A narrow girdle Plant lovelier in its own retired abode
1815 Admonition But covet not the Abode;--Oh! do not sigh,
1815 Inscription Is reverenced as a vestige of the Abode
1815 It was an My dwelling, and my out-of-doors abode.
April morning
1815 Laodamia This precious boon,--and blest a sad Abode.
1815 Michael, a Where was their occupation and abode.
Pastoral Poem
1815 To a Highland That holds in shelter thy Abode;
Girl
ABODES
1815 Song at the Our Strong-abodes and Castles see
Feast of Brougham
1815 To the Daisy To your abodes, bright daisy Flowers!
ABOLISH
1815 Ode. Can utterly abolish or destroy!
Intimations of Immortality
ABORTIVE
1815 Extract from Abortive Joy, and Hope that works in fear;
Descriptive Sketches
ABRAHAM'S
1815 It is a Thou liest in Abraham's bosom all the year;
beauteous
ABROAD
1815 Song at the When Falcons were abroad for prey.
Feast of Brougham
1815 The Idiot Boy There's neither horse nor man abroad,
1815 The Idiot Boy There's not a single soul abroad.
1815 The Idiot Boy And who is she, betimes abroad,
1815 To Joanna One summer morning we had walked abroad
ABRUPT
1815 Fidelity From those abrupt and perilous rocks
ABRUPTNESS
1815 The Brothers Cumberland and Westmoreland. I mention this to apologize for the abruptness
ABSENCE
1815 Tintern Abbey Of absence, these steep woods and lofty cliffs,
ABSENT
1815 The Brothers His absent Brother still was at his heart.
1815 Tintern Abbey Though absent long,
ABSTINENCE
1815 The old In this cold abstinence from evil deeds,
Cumberland Beggar
ABSTRUSE
1815 Alas! what bootsOr pains abstruse, to elevate the will,
ABUNDANT
1815 Tintern Abbey Abundant recompence. For I have learned
ABUSED
1815 Female Vagrant Is, that I have my inner self abused,
ABYSS
1815 A Night Piece And sharp, and bright, along the dark abyss
1815 Lines To breathless Nature's dark abyss;
composed at Grasmere
ACACIA
1815 In the The embowering Rose, the Acacia, and the Pine
Grounds of Coleorton, the Seat of Sir George Beaumont, Bart.
ACCENTS
1815 The Waterfall Those accents were his last.
and the Eglantine
ACCEPT
1815 Laodamia Accept the gift, behold him face to face!
ACCEPTANCE
1815 Stretched out for my acceptance--but Death came.--
ACCEPTATION
1815 On the same Like acceptation from the World will find.
occasion
ACCIDENT
1815 Hart-leap well The moving accident is not my trade:
ACCIDENTS
1815 Extract from by the fall of snow and other accidents, very common along this dreadful
Descriptive Sketches
1815 The Brothers For accidents and changes such as these,
ACCLAMATION
1815 On a Glad acclamation by which air was rent!
celebrated Event
ACCOMPLISHED
1815 To Joanna A work accomplished by the brotherhood
ACCORDANT
1815 Extract from --Now o'er the soothed accordant heart we feel
An Evening Walk
1815 Yarrow Visited Accordant to the measure.
ACCORDING
1815 Ode to Duty Yet find that other strength, according to their need.
ACCOST
1815 Hart-leap well Came up the Hollow:--Him did I accost,
1815 The Brothers He took his way, impatient to accost
ACCOUNT
1815 French account is given in the Preface to the EXCURSION.
Revolution
1815 Laodamia 2 For the account of these long-lived
ACCOUTREMENT
1815 Nutting Motley accoutrement of power to smile
ACCURSED
1815 A Prophecy His banner in accursed league with France,
1815 Conclusion That an accursed thing it is to gaze
ACCUSED
1815 Female Vagrant Contentedly, yet sometimes self-accused,
ACHE
1815 Goody Blake And made her poor old bones to ache,
and Harry Gill
ACHES
1815 Ruth Sore aches she needs must have! but less
ACHING
1815 Tintern Abbey And all its aching joys are now no more,
ACKNOWLEDGED
1815 The Horn of He was acknowledged: and the blast
Egremont Castle
ACQUAINTANCE
1815 I am not one And, for my chance-acquaintance, Ladies bright,
of those, &c.
ACQUIRED
1815 The Brothers Acquired by traffic in the Indian Isles,
ACRE
1815 The Brothers Or reap an acre of his neighbour's corn.
ACRE'S
1815 The Brothers To see an acre's breadth of that wide cliff
ACROSS
1815 Extract from Of Deep that calls to Deep across the hills,
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Ellen Irwin And coming back across the wave,
1815 Female Vagrant And now across this moor my steps I bend--
1815 Influence of To cut across the image of a Star;
Natural Objects
1815 Ruth With him to sail across the sea,
1815 The Complaint I'll follow you across the snow;
of an Indian
1815 Once in a Across the waters I am come,
lonely Hamlet
1815 Once in a From France across the Ocean came;
lonely Hamlet
1815 The Force of Shall bound across THE STRID?
Prayer, or the Founding of Bolton Abbey
1815 The Idiot Boy Across the bridge that's in the dale,
1815 The Idle With staff in hand across the cleft
Shepherd Boys
1815 The old Had placed his staff across the broad smooth stone
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The seven Across the wave, a Rover brave
Sisters
1815 There was a Boy Across the watery vale, and shout again
1815 Three Years That wild with glee across the lawn
she grew
ACT
1815 Character of And what in quality or act is best
the Happy Warrior
1815 Great men These Moralists could act and comprehend:
have been
1815 Hart-leap well Stood his dumb partner in this glorious act;
1815 Laodamia In act embodied, my deliverance wrought.
ACTIVITY
1815 Characteristics And take delight in its activity,
of a Child
1815 I am not one The languid mind into activity.
of those, &c.
ACTOR
1815 Ode. The little Actor cons another part;
Intimations of Immortality
ACTS
1815 Michael, a Had fed or sheltered, linking to such acts,
Pastoral Poem
1815 Michael, a To acts of tenderness; and he had rocked
Pastoral Poem
1815 The old To acts of love; and habit does the work
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old Or acts of love to those with whom they dwell,
Cumberland Beggar
1815 Tintern Abbey His little, nameless, unremembered acts
ACTUALLY
1815 The Brothers 3 This actually took place upon Kidstow
ADAM
1815 Ellen Irwin Young Adam Bruce beside her lay;
1815 The Farmer of That I sing of old Adam, the pride of old men.
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Farmer of Yet Adam was far as the farthest from ruin,
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Farmer of Yet Adam prized little the feast and the bowl,--
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Farmer of For Adam was simple in thought, and the Poor
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Farmer of All trades, as need was, did old Adam assume,--
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Farmer of Old Adam will smile at the pains that have made
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Farmer of Like a magnet the heart of old Adam can draw;
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Farmer of Now farewell, Old Adam! when low thou art laid
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Redbreast * Could Father Adam open his eyes
and the Butterfly
1815 The Redbreast * See Paradise Lost, Book XI, where Adam points out
and the Butterfly
ADAM'S
1815 The Farmer of The quiet of nature was Adam's delight.
Tilsbury Vale
ADD
1815 Elegiac Stanzas To express what then I saw; and add the gleam,
1815 Hart-leap well And I to this would add another tale.
ADDED
1815 Michael, a To which requests were added that forthwith
Pastoral Poem
1815 The Brothers Another grave was added.--He had found
1815 The Brothers But added, that, the evening being calm,
ADDING
1815 The Brothers And adding, with a hope to be forgiven,
1815 The Farmer of Knocked here--and knocked there, pounds still adding to pounds.
Tilsbury Vale
ADDRESSED
1815 The Oak and His neighbour thus addressed.
the Broom
ADMIRABLE
1815 The Brothers sketched from an imperfect recollection of an admirable one in prose, by
1815 Tintern Abbey *This line has a close resemblance to an admirable
ADMIRATION
1815 The Matron of With admiration I behold
Jedborough
ADMIRES
1815 Ruth Unworthily admires.
ADMIRING
1815 Extract from In solemn shapes before the admiring eye
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Upon an Urn Admiring, loving, and with grief and pride
in the same Grounds
ADMIT
1815 Yarrow Visited Though not unwilling here to admit
ADMITS
1815 Star Gazers That doth reject all shew of pride, admits no outward sign,
ADMONISH'D
1815 To the Sons But be admonish'd by his Grave,--
of Burns
ADMONISHED
1815 Call not the Admonished by these truths, and quench all pain
royal Swede
ADMONISHMENT
1815 A narrow girdle The same admonishment, have called the place
1815 Resolution To give me human strength, and strong admonishment.
and Independence
ADMONITION
1815 Address to my Would, with imperious admonition, then
Infant Daughter
1815 It is no Spirit First admonition that the sun is down,
ADO
1815 Beggars more ado,
ADOPT
1815 Address to my Joy, as her holiest language, shall adopt;
Infant Daughter
1815 To a Highland Adopt your homely ways and dress,
Girl
ADOPTED
1815 Ruth Or run, my own adopted Bride,
ADORATION
1815 It is a Breathless with adoration; the broad sun
beauteous
ADORE
1815 Inscription And offices humane, intent to adore
1815 Written in This is idolatry; and these we adore:
London
ADORN
1815 Extract from For him sod-seats the cottage-door adorn;
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Extract from Green dewy lights adorn the freshened mead,
Descriptive Sketches
1815 To the Spade High will he hang thee up, and will adorn
of a Friend
1815 On the same 'Tis known, cried they, that He, who would adorn
Event
ADORN'D
1815 Ellen Irwin Adorn'd with wreaths of myrtle.
ADORNED
1815 Address to my Of beauty, by the changing Moon adorned,
Infant Daughter
ADORNING
1815 Ode. adorning,
Intimations of Immortality
ADRIFT
1815 Female Vagrant By grief enfeebled was I turned adrift,
ADVANCE
1815 A Prophecy To that Bavarian who could first advance
1815 Advance--come Advance--come forth from thy Tyrolean ground
forth!
1815 Stepping Yet who would stop, or fear to advance,
Westward
1815 To the Men of Ye Children of a Soil that doth advance
Kent
ADVANCED
1815 A narrow girdle Feeding unthinking fancies, we advanced
ADVENTURE
1815 The Blind That strange adventure which befel
Highland Boy
ADVENTURER
1815 Look now on Look now on that Adventurer who hath paid
that Adventurer
1815 Upon a stone Stay, bold Adventurer; rest awhile thy limbs
on the side of Black Comb
ADVENTURES
1815 The Idiot Boy He surely met with strange adventures.
ADVENTUROUS
1815 The Blind Of the blind Boy's adventurous feat,
Highland Boy
ADVERSE
1815 Character of Prosperous or adverse, to his wish or not,
the Happy Warrior
ADVERSITY
1815 Song at the The wisdom which adversity had bred.
Feast of Brougham
AERIAL
1815 Extract from By *angels planted on the aerial rock.
Descriptive Sketches
1815 The Oak of Heard from the depths of its aerial bower,
Guernica
1815 Sonnet To chase for ever, on aerial grounds!
1815 To the Poet DyerO'er naked Snowdon's wide aerial waste;
AESON
1815 Laodamia And Aeson stood a Youth mid youthful peers.
AETHER'S
1815 Extract from And pouring deeper blue to Aether's bound;
An Evening Walk
AFAR
1815 Ode. cometh from afar:
Intimations of Immortality
1815 Song at the Like a glory from afar,
Feast of Brougham
1815 To H. C. O Thou! whose fancies from afar are brought;
1815 To the Daisy I see thee glittering from afar;--
AFFAIRS
1815 Michael, a Intense and frugal, apt for all affairs,
Pastoral Poem
AFFECTED
1815 Characteristics Of trespasses, affected to provoke
of a Child
1815 Tintern Abbey *The river is not affected by the tides a few miles
AFFECTION
1815 Extract from She calls them near, and with affection sweet
An Evening Walk
1815 When I have And I by my affection was beguiled.
borne in memory
1815 Yarrow Visited And every chaste affection!
AFFECTIONATE
1815 The Fountain Affectionate and true;
AFFECTIONS
1815 Address to my The affections, to exalt them or refine;
Infant Daughter
1815 Avaunt all Affections, which, if put to proof, are kind;
specious
1815 Inscription Remov'd, and the affections of the world,
1815 From the For if of our affections none find grace
Italian of M. Angelo
1815 Laodamia Be thy affections raised and solemnized.
1815 Michael, a Strong hold on his affections, were to him
Pastoral Poem
1815 Ode. But for those first affections,
Intimations of Immortality
1815 O'er the wide Dwells in the affections and the soul of man
earth
1815 Tintern Abbey In which the affections gently lead us on,--
1815 To Joanna In memory of affections old and true,
AFFIRM
1815 From the same The wise man, I affirm, can find no rest
AFFLICTING
1815 Incident And afflicting moans she fetches,
characteristic of Favorite Dog
AFFLICTIONS
1815 Extract from mental or bodily afflictions.
Descriptive Sketches
AFFLICTION'S
1815 Weak is the Wreaths that endure affliction's heaviest shower,
will of Man
AFFLICTS
1815 Female Vagrant But, what afflicts my peace with keenest ruth
AFFORD
1815 The Complaint of the place will afford it. He is informed of the track which his companions
of an Indian
AFFORDS
1815 Even as a Muffled in clouds affords no company
dragon's eye
AFFRAY
1815 These times While tens of thousands, thinking on the affray,
AFFRIGHT
1815 The seven But now, upstarting with affright
Sisters
AFFRIGHTED
1815 Extract from From Bruno's forest screams the affrighted jay,
Descriptive Sketches
AFRAID
1815 Extract from Bare steeps, where Desolation stalks afraid,
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Her eyes are Then, pretty dear, be not afraid;
Wild
1815 Simon Lee And I'm afraid that you expect
1815 The Blind They follow, more and more afraid,
Highland Boy
AFRICA
1815 England! the If for Greece, Egypt, India, Africa,
time is come
AFTERNOON
1815 Lucy Gray 'Tis scarcely afternoon--
1815 The Brothers As up the vale that afternoon he walked
AFTERWARDS
1815 The Complaint That, afterwards, a little longer,
of an Indian
1815 To Joanna --And hence, long afterwards, when eighteen moons
AGE
1815 Address to my Have scored thine age, and punctually timed
Infant Daughter
1815 Extract from And pastures on, as in the Patriarchs age:
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Extract from Labour, and Care, and Pain, and dismal Age,
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Hoffer Returned to animate an age forlorn?
1815 In the Not mindless of that distant age renowned
Grounds of Coleorton, the Seat of Sir George Beaumont, Bart.
1815 Michael, a His bodily frame had been from youth to age
Pastoral Poem
1815 Michael, a This son of his old age was yet more dear--
Pastoral Poem
1815 Michael, a 'Till I was forty years of age, not more
Pastoral Poem
1815 Michael, a His bodily frame had been from youth to age
Pastoral Poem
1815 Ode. With all the Persons, down to palsied Age,
Intimations of Immortality
1815 Resolution Nor all asleep; in his extreme old age:
and Independence
1815 Rob Roy's Grave He came an age too late,
1815 Rob Roy's Grave Or shall we say an age too soon?
1815 The Brothers As ever were produced by youth and age
1815 The Brothers This old Man in the day of his old age
1815 The Brothers Inclined to them, by reason of his age,
1815 The Fountain Mourns less for what age takes away
1815 The Fountain A happy youth, and their old age
1815 The Matron of Age! twine thy brows with fresh spring flowers!
Jedborough
1815 The Oak and When in a voice sedate with age
the Broom
1815 The Oak and Attained a good old age.
the Broom
1815 The old His age has no companion. On the ground
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old Be his the natural silence of old age.
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The Small Age might but take the things Youth needed not!
Celandine
1815 The two Thieves His Grandsire that age more than thirty times told;
1815 Thought of a In both from age to age Thou didst rejoice,
Briton, &c.
1815 Thought of a In both from age to age Thou didst rejoice,
Briton, &c.
1815 To a Young But an old age serene and bright,
Lady, who had been reproached for taking long walks, &c.
1815 Tribute to Extreme old age had wasted thee away;
the Memory of the same Dog
1815 Who fancied Or old Man toying with his age!
what a pretty sight
1815 Yarrow Visited And age to wear away in!
AGED
1815 Extract from The thundering tube the aged angler hears,
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Lines left First covered o'er, and taught this aged Tree
upon a Seat, &c.
1815 Michael, a An aged utensil, which had performed
Pastoral Poem
1815 Added Our aged Sovereign sits;--to the ebb and flow
1815 Simon Lee His Wife, and aged woman,
1815 The old I saw an aged Beggar in my walk;
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old May thence remount at ease. The aged Man
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old Towards the aged Beggar turns a look,
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old The aged Beggar coming, quits her work,
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old The aged Beggar, in the woody lane,
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old Where'er the aged Beggar takes his rounds,
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The Thorn It stands erect, this aged Thorn;
1815 The Thorn And, close beside this aged Thorn,
1815 The Thorn Now would you see this aged Thorn,
1815 'Tis said Or let the aged tree uprooted lie,
that some
AGENCY
1815 Michael, a Of Nature, by the gentle agency
Pastoral Poem
AGES
1815 Laodamia A knot of spiry trees for ages grew
1815 Song at the And, ages after he was laid in earth,
Feast of Brougham
1815 The Horn of Heirs from ages without record
Egremont Castle
1815 The Horn of And through ages, Heirs of Heirs,
Egremont Castle
AGHAST
1815 Extract from And wildly-pausing oft she hangs aghast,
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Hoffer The Murderers are aghast; they strive to flee
AGO
1815 A Complaint Your Love hath been, nor long ago,
1815 Beggars Said I, Not half an hour ago
1815 Festivals That was, when I was here long years ago:
have I seen
1815 The Brothers For many years ago I passed this road,
1815 The Idiot Boy And Betty, half an hour ago,
1815 The Solitary And battles long ago:
Reaper
1815 To the same Celandine! and long ago,
Flower
AGONIES
1815 Song at the Pray in ghostly agonies.
Feast of Brougham
1815 To Toussaint Thy friends are exultations, agonies,
L'Ouverture
AGONY
1815 Female Vagrant Hope died, and fear itself in agony was lost!
1815 Laodamia Is love, though oft to agony distrest,
AGREE
1815 England! the England! all nations in this charge agree:
time is come
1815 Ruth She thought again--and did agree
1815 Ruth (And in this tale we all agree)
1815 The Idiot Boy His Steed and He right well agree,
1815 The Thorn But all and each agree,
AID
1815 On the same Which, without aid of numbers, I sustain,
occasion
1815 In a Garden To aid the work, what time these walks and bowers
of the same
1815 Simon Lee Received my proffered aid.
1815 The And blasts of Heaven will aid their flight;
Affliction of ----
1815 The Idiot Boy Why of your further aid bereave me?
1815 The Idle Nor was there wanting other aid--
Shepherd Boys
AILED
1815 The Redbreast What ailed thee Robin that thou could'st pursue
and the Butterfly
AILETH
1815 The Pet Lamb Rest little Young One, rest; what is't that aileth thee?
AILMENTS
1815 The Matron of Beneath worse ailments of the mind.
Jedborough
AILS
1815 Alice Fell What ails you, Child? she sobb'd Look here!
1815 Goody Blake What is't that ails young Harry Gill?
and Harry Gill
1815 Hart-leap well But something ails it now: the spot is curst.
1815 The Idiot Boy For what she ails they cannot guess.
1815 The last of What ails you? Wherefore weep you so?
the Flock
1815 The Pet Lamb What ails thee, Young One? What? Why pull so
1815 Reverie of Tis a note of enchantment; what ails her? She sees
Poor Susan
AIM
1815 Brave Shill! To whose all-pondering mind a noble aim,
1815 Character of Keeps faithful with a singleness of aim;
the Happy Warrior
1815 Ode. And no unworthy aim,
Intimations of Immortality
1815 On the Final Could they, poor Shepherds, have preserved an aim,
Submission of the Tyrolese
1815 I am not one To sit without emotion, hope, or aim,
of those, &c.
1815 The Mother's She dances, runs without an aim,
return, by my Sister
1815 To the Daisy Thou liv'st with less ambitious aim,
AIMS
1815 To Sleep All anguish; Saint that evil thoughts and aims
["Fond words"]
AIR
1815 A whirl-blast Then--all at once the air was still,
from behind the hill
1815 A whirl-blast There's not a breeze--no breath of air--
from behind the hill
1815 Characteristics Is blithe society, who fills the air
of a Child
1815 Composed upon All bright and glittering in the smokeless air.
Westminster bridge
1815 Extract from A garden-plot the mountain air perfumes
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Elegiac Stanzas So pure the sky, so quiet was the air!
1815 To ---- In wrath) fell headlong from the fields of air,
1815 From the That breathes on earth the air of paradise.
Italian of M. Angelo
1815 Female Vagrant And looked, and looked along the silent air,
1815 Hart-leap well There is a doleful silence in the air.
1815 Hart-leap well The Being, that is in the clouds and air,
1815 It was an There was such deep contentment in the air
April morning
1815 It was an Or like some natural produce of the air,
April morning
1815 Laodamia Thy Husband walks the paths of upper air:
1815 Laodamia As when their breath enriched Thessalian air.
1815 Laodamia An ampler ether, a diviner air,
1815 Lines written Enjoys the air it breathes.
in early spring
1815 Lines written To catch the breezy air;
in early spring
1815 Michael, a The common air; the hills, which he so oft
Pastoral Poem
1815 Inland, And saw, while sea was calm and air was clear,
within a hollow Vale
1815 Do thou enjoy the calm empyreal air;
1815 Nutting And on the vacant air. Then up I rose,
1815 To the River The Clouds and Fowls of the air thy way pursue.
Duddon
1815 These times Even rich men, brave by nature, taint the air
1815 On a Glad acclamation by which air was rent!
celebrated Event
1815 Resolution And all the air is fill'd with pleasant noise of waters.
and Independence
1815 The Blind Or melt it into air.
Highland Boy
1815 The Brothers Rapid and gay, as if the earth were air,
1815 The Brothers Who turn'd her large round wheel in the open air
1815 The Brothers Hanging in the open air--but, O good Sir!
1815 The Complaint Lights vary their position in the air, they make a rustling and a crackling
of an Indian
1815 A Fragment The Bees borne on the breezy air
1815 A Fragment No trace of a ferocious air,
1815 The Green LinnetA Life, a Presence like the Air,
1815 The Idiot Boy The Owlet in the moonlight air,
1815 The Kitten Through the calm and frosty air
and Falling Leaves
1815 The Kitten And the air is calm in vain;
and Falling Leaves
1815 The Oak and Their nuptial song, a gladsome air;
the Broom
1815 The old Struggle with frosty air and winter snows;
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old Those life-consuming sounds that clog the air,
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The Redbreast And fly about in the air together?
and the Butterfly
1815 The Thorn Or frosty air is keen and still,
1815 The Thorn Or frosty air is keen and still,
1815 There is a 'Tis his who walks about in the open air,
bondage
1815 Tintern Abbey And the round ocean, and the living air,
1815 'Tis said For thou dost haunt the air with sounds
that some
1815 'Tis said For thus to see thee nodding in the air,--
that some
1815 To H. C. To brood on air than on an earthly stream;
1815 Lines written There is a blessing in the air,
at a small distance from my House, &c.
1815 To the Daisy Self-poised in air thou seem'st to rest;--
1815 To the Daisy That breath'st with me in sun and air,
1815 To Toussaint Powers that will work for thee; air, earth, and skies;
L'Ouverture
1815 View from the In earth, and air, and earth-embracing sea,
top of Black Comb
1815 We are Seven She had a rustic, woodland air,
1815 Upon a stone And neither cloud conceal, nor misty air
on the side of Black Comb
1815 Yarrow Visited And chase this silence from the air,
AIRS
1815 Ruth And airs that gently stir
1815 To the Daisy When soothed a while by milder airs,
AIRY
1815 For a Seat in From airy words alone, a Pile that ne'er decays.
the Groves of Coleorton
1815 Sonnet . . . . . . gives to airy nothing
AISLE
1815 Upon an Urn Till they at length have framed a darksome Aisle;--
in the same Grounds
AKIN
1815 These times Are vital,--and that riches are akin
ALARMED
1815 The Brothers The neighbours were alarmed, and to the Brook
ALARMS
1815 Extract from And Blasphemy the shuddering fane alarms;
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Once in a Thou troublest me with strange alarms;
lonely Hamlet
ALBEIT
1815 Michael, a Albeit of a stern unbending mind,
Pastoral Poem
1815 Written with Buildings, albeit rude, that have maintained
a pencil upon the wall of the house on the Island at Grasmere
ALCESTIS
1815 Laodamia Alcestis, a reanimated Corse,
ALCOVE
1815 To the Lady ----And shrubs to hang upon the warm alcove,
ALDER
1815 'Tis said Upon that alder sit;
that some
ALE
1815 The Farmer of Of the silver-rimmed horn whence he dealt his good ale!
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The two Thieves Every Ale-house should then have a feast on its walls.
ALERT
1815 To the Daisy I see thee rise alert and gay,
ALICE
1815 Alice Fell And said, My name is Alice Fell;
1815 Alice Fell Of Alice and her grief I told;
1815 Alice Fell The little Orphan, Alice Fell!
ALIEN
1815 Influence of Into the tumult sent an alien sound
Natural Objects
ALIGHTED
1815 The Horn of And where'er their strokes alighted
Egremont Castle
ALIGHTING
1815 Alice Fell Said I, alighting on the ground,
ALIKE
1815 A narrow girdle Alike indulged to all, we paused, one now,
1815 Extract from Alike in whelming snows, and roaring waves.
Descriptive Sketches
ALIVE
1815 Character of Thence, also, more alive to tenderness.
the Happy Warrior
1815 Extract from Or sink, with heart alive like *Memnon's lyre;
Descriptive Sketches
1815 French Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive,
Revolution
1815 Is there a PowerForced to descend alive into his tomb,
1815 It was an Alive to all things and forgetting all.
April morning
1815 Resolution Such seemed this Man, not all alive nor dead,
and Independence
1815 By their All alive with the fires
floating Mill
1815 The Brothers That, if he be alive, he has it yet.
1815 The Complaint And yet I am alive.
of an Indian
1815 The Farmer of You would say that each hair of his beard was alive,
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Horn of Hubert, if alive that day;
Egremont Castle
1815 The Idiot Boy Her limbs are all alive with joy.
1815 The last of Is all that is alive:
the Flock
1815 The last of Till thirty were not left alive
the Flock
1815 The Matron of When, all alive with merry chimes,
Jedborough
1815 The old Else unremembered, and so keeps alive
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The Thorn And if 'twas born alive or dead,
1815 We are Seven Your limbs they are alive;
ALLAY
1815 Written in Those busy cares that would allay my pain:
very Early Youth
ALLEYS
1815 In a Garden Of this fair Garden, and its alleys dim,
of the same
ALLIED
1815 Ruth A kindred impulse, seemed allied
ALLIES
1815 To Toussaint That will forget thee; thou hast great allies;
L'Ouverture
ALLOWED
1815 Extract from No favoured eye was e'er allowed to gaze
An Evening Walk
1815 Extract from Soon flies the little joy to man allowed
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Methought I saw Nor view of him who sate thereon allowed;
ALLUDED
1815 Remembrance life-time. This Ode is also alluded to in the next stanza.
of Collins
1815 Ruth which are alluded to a few stanzas below, are extremely beautiful, and
1815 The Complaint noise. This circumstance is alluded to in the first stanza of the following
of an Indian
ALLUDING
1815 Extract from * Alluding to crosses seen on the tops of the spiry
Descriptive Sketches
ALLURE
1815 Female Vagrant And other joys my fancy to allure;
1815 Lines written Such views the youthful Bard allure;
in a boat
ALLURED
1815 When to the That, to this opportune recess allured,
attractions
ALLURING
1815 Goody Blake Could any think be more alluring,
and Harry Gill
ALMIGHTY
1815 To a Sky-Lark Pouring out praise to the Almighty Giver,
ALMS
1815 Beggars Your Mother has had alms of mine.
1815 The old they regularly received alms, sometimes in money, but mostly in provisions.
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The old With careless hand his alms upon the ground,
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The Sailor's She begged an alms, like one in poor estate;
Mother
ALONE
1815 Farewell thou Will prosper, though untended and alone:
little Nook
1815 Farewell thou Fair in thyself and beautiful alone,
little Nook
1815 A narrow girdle On which it grew, or to be left alone
1815 A narrow girdle Attired in peasant's garb, who stood alone
1815 A narrow girdle He stood alone; whereat he turned his head
1815 Alice Fell Sitting behind the Chaise, alone.
1815 Andrew Jones But the poor Cripple was alone
1815 Andrew Jones Standing alone, and at his feet
1815 Character of He fixes good on good to alone, and owes
the Happy Warrior
1815 Characteristics Not less if unattended and alone
of a Child
1815 Elegiac Stanzas Farewell, farewell the Heart that lives alone,
1815 Expostulation Why, William, sit you thus alone,
and Reply
1815 Expostulation --Then ask not wherefore, here, alone,
and Reply
1815 Extract from The longing look alone on you.
a Poem on leaving School
1815 For a Seat in From airy words alone, a Pile that ne'er decays.
the Groves of Coleorton
1815 Inscription Alone he knelt before the crucifix,
1815 French Not favoured spots alone, but the whole earth,
Revolution
1815 Goody Blake But she, poor Woman, dwelt alone.
and Harry Gill
1815 Hart-leap well Sir Walter and the Hart are left alone.
1815 Hart-leap well 'Tis my delight, alone in summer shade,
1815 Her eyes are Or else she were alone;
Wild
1815 Incident Him alone she sees and hears,--
characteristic of Favorite Dog
1815 Laodamia Are mourned by man, and not by man alone,
1815 Lines left True dignity abides with him alone
upon a Seat, &c.
1815 Methought I saw Sleeping alone within a mossy cave,
1815 Michael, a As journey thither find themselves alone
Pastoral Poem
1815 Michael, a Up to the mountains: he had been alone
Pastoral Poem
1815 Michael, a Had done him female service, not alone
Pastoral Poem
1815 Michael, a All works which I was wont to do alone,
Pastoral Poem
1815 Michael, a Sitting alone, with that his faithful Dog,
Pastoral Poem
1815 Another year! And we are left, or shall be left, alone;
1815 Ode. To me alone there came a thought of grief:
Intimations of Immortality
1815 Resolution He stood alone: a minute's space I guess
and Independence
1815 Resolution Wandering about alone and silently.
and Independence
1815 Rob Roy's Grave Alone upon Loch Veol's Heights,
1815 Ruth Beneath her Father's roof, alone
1815 Ruth Sweet Ruth alone at midnight shed
1815 Ruth There did she rest; and dwell alone
1815 Strange fits But in the Lover's ear alone,
of passion
1815 The Blind While there he sate, alone and blind,
Highland Boy
1815 The Blind Alone, and innocent, and gay!
Highland Boy
1815 The Brothers In which the Parish Chapel stood alone,
1815 The Brothers Of the world's business to go wild alone:
1815 The Brothers Was gone to sea and he was left alone,
1815 The Complaint alone in the Desart; unless he should have the good fortune to fall in
of an Indian
1815 The Complaint Alone, I cannot fear to die.
of an Indian
1815 The Complaint For ever left alone am I,
of an Indian
1815 A Fragment The Danish Boy walks here alone:
1815 A Fragment While in the dell he sits alone
1815 The Force of He was a Tree that stood alone,
Prayer, or the Founding of Bolton Abbey
1815 The Horn of He is helpless and alone:
Egremont Castle
1815 The Horn of Sounded the Horn which they alone could sound.
Egremont Castle
1815 The Idiot Boy Old Susan, she who dwells alone,
1815 The Idiot Boy Alone amid a prospect wide;
1815 The last of Weep in the public roads alone.
the Flock
1815 The old To breathe and live but for himself alone,
Cumberland Beggar
1815 The Pet Lamb Nor other sheep were near, the Lamb was all alone,
1815 The Redbreast Love him, or leave him alone!
and the Butterfly
1815 The Solitary Alone she cuts, and binds the grain,
Reaper
1815 There was a Boy Rising or setting, would he stand alone,
1815 Tintern Abbey The hermit sits alone.
1815 'Tis said He dwells alone
that some
1815 To a Sexton Let thy wheel-barrow alone--
1815 To a Sexton Here, alone, before thine eyes,
1815 To Joanna Were wasted, as I chanced to walk alone
1815 To Sleep Like to a breeze from heaven. Shall I alone,
["Fond words"]
1815 To the Daisy And oft alone in nooks remote
1815 When to the By pacing here, unwearied and alone,
attractions
1815 When to the Alone I tread this path;--for aught I know,
attractions
1815 Written in The Horse alone, seen dimly as I pass,
very Early Youth
1815 Upon a stone In which he sate alone with unclosed eyes,
on the side of Black Comb
1815 Yarrow Visited I see--but not by sight alone,
ALOUD
1815 Extract from Pain's wild rebellious burst proclaims her rights aloud.
Descriptive Sketches
1815 Feelings of Of them that were before us.--Sing aloud
the Tyrolese
1815 Hart-leap well And, Bring another Horse, he cried aloud.
1815 Influence of Meanwhile the precipices rang aloud;
Natural Objects
1815 Laodamia Aloud she shrieked! for Hermes re-appears!
1815 Michael, a He sobbed aloud; the Old Man grasped his hand,
Pastoral Poem
1815 On a He, by his Herald's voice, aloud proclaims
celebrated Event
1815 The Idiot Boy And Johnny burrs, and laughs aloud,
1815 To Joanna That ravishment of mine, and laughed aloud.