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Chapter 8

Index to Notes

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Abbey towers, 192
Ader-baijan, 156
Ægean Isles, 202
Afrasiab, 156
Agog, 188
Ajax, 189
Alcmena's dreadful son, 182
All red ... bathed in foam, 170
Aloof he sits, etc., 159
And that ... more, 169
Ariosto, 192
Arno-vale, 208
Art, 180
Arthur's court, 169
Art thou not Rustum?, 160
Asopus, 181
As some grave Tyrian trader, etc., 202
As when some hunter, etc., 162
At my boy's years, 156
Attruck, 158
Austerity of Poetry, 194
Averse, as Dido did, etc., 200

Bablockhithe, 199
Bagley Wood, 199
Bahrein, 160
Beethoven, 192
Be govern'd, 160
Belgrave Square, 195
Bell, 166
Berkshire moors, 198
Bethnal Green, 195
Blessed sign, 171
Blow a strain the world at last shall heed, 206
Bokhara, 157
Bow'd his head, 161
Breathed on by rural Pan, 178
Broce-liande, 174
Bruited up, 162
Byron, 196
By thy father's head, 160

Cabin'd, 177
Cabool, 159
Caked the sand, 163
Casbin, 157
Centaurs, 181
Chambery, 176
Chancel, 176
Chatelaine, 170
Chian wine, 202
Chiel, 188
Chisell'd broideries, 176
Chorasma, 163
Chorasmian stream, 181
Christ Church hall, 199
Cirque, 172
City of God, 211
Clusters of lonely mounds, 181
Cobham, 187
Common chance, 156
[p.214] Common fight, 156
Consolation, 177
Cool gallery, 177
Corn, 158
Corselet, 162
Corydon, 206
Crest, 161
Cross and recross, 198
Cross the unpermitted ferry's flow, 207
Cruse, 198
Cunning, 162
Curdled, 161

Dais, 176
Dance around the Fyfield elm in May, 199
Dante, 192
Daphnis, 208
Daulis, 185
Dearer to the red jackals, etc., 162
Destiny, 178
Device, 160
Dight, 160
Dingles, 201
Ditty, 207
Dogg'd, 172
Do not we ... await it too? 200
Dover Beach, 183

East London, 195
Empire, 174
Ensham, 207
Epilogue to Lessing's LAOCOON, 191
Erst, 198
Eternal passion! eternal pain! 185
Eurydice, 197
Even clime, 194

Falcon, 159
Fane, 180
Farringford, 187
Faun with torches, 183
Favour'd guest of Circe, 180
Fay, 170
Fay, 174
Fell-fare, 173
Ferghana, 158
Ferment the milk of mares, 157
Fight unknown and in plain arms, 159
Find a father thou hast never seen, 156
First grey of morning fill'd the east, 155
Fix'd, 158
Flowers, 160
Flute his friend, like Orpheus, etc., 207
Foliaged marble forest, 177
Foolish, 195
For a cloud, etc., 161
Fretwork, 176
Frore, 157
Fugitive and gracious light, etc., 208
Full struck, 161

Geist, 188
Geist's Grave, 191
Girl's wiles, 161
Glad, 161
Glancing, 161
Glanvil, 200
Glanvil's book, 198
Glass, 162
Gloom, 210
Godstow Bridge, 199
Goethe, 192
[p.215] Goethe in Weimar sleeps, 196
Go to!, 159
Grand Old Man, 188
Grange, 200
Great Mother, 208
Green isle, 169
Green-muffled, 199
Griffin, 162
Gulls, 173

Hair that red, 164
Haman, 157
Happy Islands, 181
Hark ... sun, 166
Have found, 162
Heap a stately mound, etc., 163
Heaths starr'd with broom, 166
Heats, 194
Hebrides, 164
Hector, 189
Helen, 190
Helm, 161
Helmund, 163
Hera's anger, 181
Heroes, 182
He spoke ... men, 159
Hies, 193
High Midsummer pomps, 206
Hinksey, 199
His long rambles ... ground, 170
Hollow, 161
Holly trees and juniper, 172
Holy Lassa, 177
Holy well, 166
Homer, 193
Homily, 191
Honied nothings, 172
How thick the bursts, etc., 185
Huge world, 178
Human Life, 186
Hurrying fever, 194
Hurst, 198
Hurtling Polar lights, 164
Hydaspes, 161
Hyde Park, 191
Hyphasis, 161

Iacchus, 180
Iberians, 202
I came ... passing wind, 162
I know the Fyfield tree, 207
Ilsley Downs, 204
Incognisable, 186
Indian Caucasus, 159
In his light youth, 194
Inly-written chart, 186
Inviolable shade, 201
Iran, 159
Irk'd, 206
Iron age, 196
Iron coast, 173
Iseult, 169
Is Merlin prisoner, etc., 174
Isolation, 186
Is she not come?, 168
Ivy-cinctured, 179

Jaxartes, 158
Joppa, 164
Joy, 194
Just-pausing Genius, 200

Kai Khosroo, 159
Kaiser Dead, 187
Kalmucks, 158
Kara Kul, 157
Keep, 206
Ken, 195
[p.216] Kept uninfringed my nature's law, 186
Khiva, 157
Khorassan, 158
Kindled, 161
King Marc, 169
Kipchak, 158
Kirghizzes, 158
Kohik, 163
Kuzzaks, 158

Lapithæ, 182
Lasher pass, 199
Launcelot's guest at Joyous Gard, 170
Leads, 177
Leaguer, 171
Leper recollect, 164
Light comer, 206
Like that autumn star, 161
Like that bold Cæsar, 173
Lines Written in Kensington Gardens, 178
Lion's heart, 159
Lions sleeping, 180
Lips that rarely form them now, 191
Lityerses, 208
Loud Tyntagel's hill, 169
Lovely orphan child, 170
Luminous home, 163
Lyoness, 169

Mænad, 183
Mail, 166
Marcus Aurelius, 194
Margaret, 165
Matin-chime, 176
Memorial Verses, 196
Mendelssohn, 192
Midland waters, 202
Milk-barr'd onyx-stones, 181
Miserere Domine, 192
Moon,, 187
Moonstruck knight, 171
Moorghab, 163
Mountain-chalets, 176
Movement, 193
Mozart, 192
Muses, 180
My princess ... good night, 171

Needs must I lose them, etc., 206
Never was that field lost or that foe saved, 160
New bathed stars, 163
Northern Sir, 163
Nymphs, 180

O'er ... sea, 169
Of age and looks, etc., 162
Old-world Breton history, 173
Once pass'd I blindfold here, 205
One lesson, 193
One slight helpless girl, 159
On that day, 163
Orgunje, 163
Orpheus, 197
Outlandish, 199
Oxford towers, 198
Oxus, 155
O wanderer from a Grecian shore, 184

Painter and musician too, 193
Palladium, 189
Palmers, 176
Pamere, 156
[p.217] Pan's flute music, 180
Passing weary, 175
Pausanias, 191
Pelion, 181
Pen-bryn's bold bard, 187
Peran-Wisa, 156
Persepolis, 163
Persian King, 157
Perused, 160
Petrarch, 192
Philomela, 184
Phoebus-guarded ground, 191
Piping a ditty sad for Bion's fate, 206
Pleasaunce-walks, 169
Posting here and there, 173
Potsdam, 188
Prick'd upon this arm, etc., 162
Prickers, 176
Prie-dieu, 173
Priest, 166
Prince Alexander, 174
Prore, 186
Proserpine, 207

Quiet Work, 193

Range, 180
Raphael, 192
Rates, 195
Recks not, 171
Red-fruited yew tree, 200
Reed, 205
Remember all thy valour, 161
Requiescat, 177
Ride, 192
Right for the polar star, 163
Roman Emperor, 171
Rotha, 197
Rout, 180
Rugby Chapel, 209
Rustum!, 161

Sackcloth, 194
Saint Brandan, 164
Samarcand, 156
Sandford, 207
Sate, 159
Savoy, 176
Sconce, 172
Scythian ... embers, 181
Seal'd, 166
Secret in his breast, 171
See what the day brings, 180
Seistan, 156
Self-Dependence, 190
Self-murder, 164
Seneschal, 173
Shakespeare, 193
Shakespeare, 193
She knew each lily white which Enna yields, etc., 207
She knew the Dorian water's gush divine, 207
She loved the Dorian pipe, etc., 207
Shepherd-pipe, 205
Shore, 161
Sibylla's name, 204
Silenus, 183
Silly, 206
Simois, 189
Skye, 188
Snow-haired Zal, 159
Soft sheep, 208
Soft Sicily, 202
Sohrab and Rustum, 149
Sole, 162
Son of Italy, 194
[p.218] Sophocles, 183
So ... So ..., 206
Soudan, 174
South, 192
Spitalfields, 195
Sprent, 208
Stagshorn, 173
Stem, 186
Stranger-knight, ill-starr'd, 170
Strange unloved uproar, 178
Style, 162
Sunk, 156
Sun sparkled, etc., 161
Swains, 206
Syrtes, 202

Tagg'd, 199
Tale, 160
Tartar camp, 155
Tasso, 192
Teen, 200
Tejend, 163
That old king, 162
That sweet city with her dreaming spires, 205
Thebes, 181
The Church of Brou, 176
The Forsaken Merman, 165
The Last Word, 188
There, go! etc., 157
The Scholar-Gipsy, 197
Thessaly, 199
The Strayed Reveller, 179
Thine absent master, 191
Thou had'st one aim, etc., 200
Thou hast not lived, 200
Thou possessest an immortal lot etc., 200
Thou wilt not fright me so, 160
Thracian wild, 184
Thyrsis, 203
Tiresias, 181
Titans, 196
To a boon ... country he has fled, 208
Too clear web, etc., 185
Toorkmuns, 158
Tower'd, 160
Transept, 176
Tried, 160
Tristram and Iseult, 167
Troy, 182
Tukas, 158
Tunnies, 202
Tyntagel, 169

Ulysses, 180
Unconscious hand, 162
Unknown sea, 182
Unnatural, 161

Vacant, 192
Vale, 204
Vast, 160
Vasty, 177
Vaunt, 160
Virgilian cry, 191

Wanders, 169
Wattled cotes, 198
Weirs, 204
Welcomed here, 170
Western straits, 202
West London, 195
What boots it, 171
What endless active life, 178
What foul fiend rides thee?, 171
[p.219] Whether that ... or in some quarrel, 157
Which much to have tried, etc., 200
Wild white horses, 165
Wimple, 174
With a bitter smile, etc., 161
With blossoms red and white, 206
Wordsworth, 192
Worldly Place, 194
Wrack, 161
Wychwood bowers, 199
Wytham flats, 207

Xanthus, 189

Yellow Tiber, 177
Yes, 187
Youth's Agitations, 194

Zal, 157
Zirrah, 163