The Prose Works of William Wordsworth. William Wordsworth

427. * Lines written in Germany . 1798-9. [VII.]

       428. * To the Daisy . [IX.]

       429. Matthew . [X.]

       430. * Matthew . [X.]

       431. * Personal Talk . [XIII.]

       432. * To the Spade of a Friend . 1804. [XIV.]

       433. * A Night Thought . [XV.]

       434. * An Incident characteristic of a favourite Dog . [XVI.]

       435. Tribute to the Memory of the same Dog . [XVII.]

       436. Fidelity . [XVIII.]

       437. * Ode to Duty . [XIX.]

       438. * Character of the Happy Warrior . [XX.]

       439. * The Force of Prayer . [XXI.]

       440. * A Fact and an Imagination . [XXII.]

       441. * A little Onward . [XXIII.]

       442. Ode to Lycoris . [XXIV.]

       443. * Ibid.

       444. Memory . [XXVIII.]

       445. This Lawn . [XXIX.]

       446. Humanity . [XXX.]

       447. Thought on the Seasons . [XXXI.]

       448. To ——, on the Birth of her first Child . [XXXII.]

       449. The Warning: a Sequel to the Foregoing . [XXXIII.]

       450. The Labourer's Noon-day Hymn . [XXXV.]

       451. * Ode composed on May Morning . [XXXVI.]

       452. * Lines suggested by a Portrait from the Pencil of F. Stone .

       453. * Upon seeing a coloured Drawing of the Bird of Paradise in an Album . [XLI.]

       454. Change , [iv. 1. 14.]

       455. American Repudiation . [VIII.]

       456. To the Pennsylvanians . [IX.]

       457. * Feel for the Wrongs, &c. [XIV.]

       458. Sonnets upon the Punishment of Death ,[XX.]

       XX. MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.

       459. Epistle to Sir G. H. Beaumont, Bart .[1.]

       460. * Upon perusing the foregoing Epistle, thirty Years after its thirty Years after its Compositon .

       461. Ibid.

       462. * Gold and Silver Fishes in a Vase .[II.]

       463. * Liberty (Sequel to the above) . [III.]

       464. Liberty . [III.]

       465. Poor Robin . [IV.]

       466. * Ibid.

       467. * To the Lady le Fleming . [IX.]

       468. * To a Redbreast (in Sickness) . [VI.]

       469. * Floating Island . [VII.]

       470. * Once I could hail, &c. [VIII.]

       471. * The Gleaner (suggested by a Picture) .

       472. Nightshade . [IX. ii. 6.]

       473. Churches—East and West . [X.]

       474. The Horn of Egremont Castle . [XI.]

       475. * Goody Blake and Harry Gill . [XII.]

       476. * To a Child: written in her Album . [XIV.]

       477. * Lines written in the Album of the Countess of Lonsdale . [XV.]

       478. The Russian Fugitive . [XVII.]