The Poems of Felicia Hemans
The Cid’s Departure into Exile 238
The Cid’s Deathbed _ib._
The Cid’s Funeral Procession 239
The Cid’s Rising 241
GREEK SONGS.
The Storm of Delphi 241
The Bowl of Liberty 242
The Voice of Scio 243
The Spartans’ March _ib._
The Urn and Sword 244
The Myrtle Bough _ib._
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
On a Flower from the Field of Grütli 244
On a Leaf from the Tomb of Virgil 245
The Chieftain’s Son _ib._
A Fragment _ib._
England’s Dead 246
The Meeting of the Bards. Written for an Eisteddvod, or meeting
of Welsh Bards, held in London, May 22, 1822 246
The Voice of Spring 247
Elysium 249
The Funeral Genius. An Ancient Statue 250
The Tombs of Platæa 251
The View from Castri _ib._
The Festal Hour 252
Song of the Battle of Morgarten 253
Ode on the Defeat of King Sebastian of Portugal and his army
in Africa. Translated from the Spanish of Herrera 254
SEBASTIAN OF PORTUGAL 256
THE SIEGE OF VALENCIA 262
Advertisement by the Author, _ib._
Critical Annotations 292
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
Song. Founded on an Arabian Anecdote 293
Alp-Horn Song. Translated from the German of Tieck 294
The Cross of the South _ib._
The Sleeper of Marathon 295
To Miss F. A. L. on her Birthday _ib._
Written on the First Leaf of the Album of the Same _ib._
To the Same, on the Death of her Mother 296
From the Spanish of Garcilaso de la Vega _ib._
From the Italian of Sannazaro _ib._
Appearance of the Spirit of the Cape to Vasco de Gama. Translated
from Camoens 297
A Dirge 298
TRANSLATIONS FROM HORACE
To Venus 298
To his Attendant _ib._
To Delius 299
To the Fountain of Bandusia _ib._
To Faunus _ib._
DE CHATILLON; OR, THE CRUSADERS 300
Critical Annotations 315
THE FOREST SANCTUARY 316
Critical Annotations 336
LAYS OF MANY LANDS.
Moorish Bridal-Song 338
The Bird’s Release _ib._
The Sword of the Tomb. A Northern Legend 339
Valkyriur Song 340
The Cavern of the Three Tells. A Swiss Tradition 341
Swiss Song. On the Anniversary of an Ancient Battle 342
The Messenger Bird 343
Answer to The Messenger Bird,
by an American Quaker Lady _note_, _ib._
The Stranger in Louisiana _ib._
The Isle of Founts. An Indian Tradition 344
The Bended Bow 345
He never smiled again 346
Cœur-de-Lion at the Bier of his Father _ib._
The Vassal’s Lament for the Fallen Tree 347
The Wild Huntsman 348
Brandenburg Harvest-Song. From the German of La Motte Fouqué 348
The Shade of Theseus. An Ancient Greek Tradition 349
Ancient Greek Song of Exile _ib._
Greek Funeral Chant, or Myriologue _ib._
Greek Parting Song 351
The Suliote Mother 352
The Farewell to the Dead 353
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
I go, Sweet Friends! 354
Angel Visits _ib._
Ivy Song. Written on receiving some Ivy-leaves gathered from
the ruined Castle of Rheinfels, on the Rhine _ib._
To one of the Author’s children on his Birthday 355
On a Similar Occasion _ib._
Christ Stilling the Tempest _ib._
Epitaph over the Grave of Two Brothers 356
Monumental Inscription _ib._
The Sound of the Sea _ib._
The Child and Dove. Suggested by Chantrey’s statue of
Lady Louisa Russell 357
A Dirge _ib._
Scene in a Dalecarlian Mine _ib._
English Soldier’s Song of Memory. To the air of
“Am Rhein! Am Rhein!” 358
Haunted Ground _ib._
The Child of the Forests. Written after reading the Memoirs of
John Hunter 359
Stanzas to the Memory of * * * 360
The Vaudois Valleys _ib._
Song of the Spanish Wanderer 361
The Contadina. Written for a Picture _ib._
Troubadour Song _ib._
The Treasures of the Deep _ib._
Bring Flowers 362
The Crusader’s Return 363
Thekla’s Song; or, the Voice of a Spirit.
From the German of Schiller 364
The Revellers _ib._
The Conqueror’s Sleep 365
Our Lady’s Well _ib._
The Parting of Summer 366
The Songs of our Fathers _ib._
The World in the Open Air 367
Kindred Hearts _ib._
The Traveller at the Source of the Nile 368
Casabianca 369
The Dial of Flowers _ib._
Our Daily Paths 370
The Cross in the Wilderness 371
Last Rites 372
The Hebrew Mother _ib._
The Wreck 373
The Trumpet 374
Evening Prayer at a Girls’ School _ib._
The Hour of Death 375
The Lost Pleiad _ib._
The Cliffs of Dover 376
The Graves of Martyrs _ib._
The Hour of Prayer 377
The Voice of Home to the Prodigal _ib._
The Wakening 378
The Breeze from Shore _ib._
The Dying Improvisatore 379
Music of Yesterday _ib._
The Forsaken Hearth 380
The Dreamer _ib._
The Wings of the Dove 381
Psyche borne by Zephyrs to the Island of Pleasure 382
The Boon of Memory _ib._
Dramatic scene between Bronwylfa and Rhyllon 383
RECORDS OF WOMAN.
Arabella Stuart 385
The Bride of the Greek Isle 388
The Bride’s Farewell 389
The Switzer’s Wife 391
Properzia Rossi 392
Gertrude; or, Fidelity till Death 394
Imelda _ib._
Edith. A Tale of the Woods 396
The Indian City 398
The Peasant Girl of the Rhone 401
Indian Woman’s Death-Song 402
Joan of Arc in Rheims 403
Pauline 404
Juana 405
The American Forest Girl 406
Costanza 407
Madeline. A Domestic Tale 408
The Queen of Prussia’s Tomb 409
The Memorial Pillar 410
The Grave of a Poetess 411
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
The Homes of England 412
The Sicilian Captive _ib._
Ivan the Czar 413
Carolan’s Prophecy 414
The Lady of the Castle. From the “Portrait Gallery,”
an unfinished poem 416
The Mourner for the Barmecides 417