The Prose Works of William Wordsworth. William Wordsworth

377. Hart's-Horn Tree, near Penrith . [XXII.]

       378. Fancy and Tradition . [XXIII.]

       379. Countess' Pillar . [XXIV.]

       XVI. EVENING VOLUNTARIES.

       380. Lines composed on a high part of the coast of Cumberland, Easter Sunday, April 7th, the Author's sixty-third birthday . [II.]

       381. * By the Sea-side . [III.]

       382. Not in the lucid intervals of life . [IV.]

       383. The leaves that rustled on this oak-crowned hill . [VII.]

       384. Impromptu . [VIII.]

       384a. * Ibid.

       385. * Composed upon an Evening of extraordinary Splendour and Beauty . [IX.]

       386. Alston: American Painter .

       387. Mountain-ridges . [ Ibid. IV. l. 20.]

       XVII. POEMS COMPOSED OR SUGGESTED DURING A TOUR IN THE SUMMER OF 1833.

       388. Advertisement .

       389. The Greta .

       390. Brigham Church .

       391. * Nun's Well, Brigham . [VIII.]

       392. * To a Friend . [IX.]

       393. Mary Queen of Scots landing at Workington . [X.]

       394. * Mary Queen of Scots .[X.]

       395. St. Bees and Charlotte Smith . [XI.]

       396. Requiems .

       397. Sir William Hillary .

       398. Isle of Man . [XVI. l. 14.]

       399. * Isle of Man . [XVII.]

       400. * By a retired Mariner . [XIX.]

       401. * At Bala Sala . [XX.]

       402. * Tynwald Hill .

       403. Snafell .

       404. Eagle in Mosaic . [Sonnet XXV.]

       405. * In the Frith of Clyde .— Ailsa Crag during an eclipse of the sun, July 17, 1833 . [XXIII.]

       406. * On the Frith of Clyde .— In a Steamboat , [XXIV.]

       407. ' There, said a Stripling .' [XXXVII.]

       408. * Written on a Blank Leaf of Macpherson's 'Ossian .' [XXVII]

       409. Cave of Staffa . [XXIX.]

       410. Ox-eyed Daisy .

       411. Iona . [XXXIII.]

       412. River Eden , [XXXVIII.]

       413. Ibid.

       414. * Monument of Mrs. Howard . [XXXIX.]

       415. Nunnery . [XLI.]

       416. Scene at Corby . [XLII.]

       417. * Druidical Monument . [XLIII.]

       418. * Lowther . [XLIV.]

       419. To the Earl of Lonsdale . [XLV.]

       420. * The Somnambulist . [XLVI.]

       XVIII. POEMS OF SENTIMENT AND REFLECTION.

       421. Expostulation and Reply . [I.]

       422. The Tables turned . [II.]

       423. * Lines written in early Spring . [III.]

       424. * A Character .

       425. * To my Sister . [V.]

       426. * Simon Lee, the old Huntsman . [VI.]