The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Vol 1 (of 2), Volume 1 Papyras Classics

The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Vol 1 (of 2), Volume 1

by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Preface
  3. Abbreviations
  4. Errata
  5. Poetical Works
  6. Dura Navis[2:1]
  7. Nil Pejus Est Caelibe Vitâ[4:1]
  8. Sonnet[5:1]
  9. Anthem[5:2]
  10. Julia[6:1]
  11. Quae Nocent Docent[7:1]
  12. The Nose[8:1]
  13. Linenotes
  14. To the Muse[9:1]
  15. Destruction of the Bastile[10:1]
  16. Linenotes
  17. Life[11:1]
  18. Linenotes
  19. Progress of Vice[12:1]
  20. Linenotes
  21. Monody on the Death of Chatterton[13:1]
  22. Linenotes
  23. An Invocation[16:1]
  24. Anna and Harland[16:2]
  25. Linenotes
  26. To the Evening Star[16:3]
  27. Pain[17:1]
  28. On a Lady Weeping[17:2]
  29. Monody on a Tea-Kettle[18:1]
  30. Linenotes
  31. Genevieve[19:1]
  32. Linenotes
  33. On Receiving an Account That His Only Sister's Death Was Inevitable[20:1]
  34. On Seeing a Youth Affectionately Welcomed by a Sister[21:1]
  35. A Mathematical Problem[21:2]
  36. Linenotes
  37. Honour[24:1]
  38. Linenotes
  39. On Imitation[26:1]
  40. Inside the Coach[26:2]
  41. Linenotes
  42. Devonshire Roads[27:1]
  43. Music[28:1]
  44. Sonnet[29:1]
  45. Absence[29:2]
  46. Happiness[30:1]
  47. Linenotes
  48. A Wish[33:1]
  49. An Ode in the Manner of Anacreon[33:2]
  50. To Disappointment[34:1]
  51. A Fragment Found in a Lecture-Room[35:1]
  52. ODE[35:2]
  53. Linenotes
  54. A Lover's Complaint to His Mistress[36:1]
  55. With Fielding's 'Amelia'[37:1]
  56. Written After a Walk Before Supper[37:3]
  57. Linenotes
  58. Imitated from Ossian[38:1]
  59. The Complaint of Ninathóma[39:1]
  60. Linenotes
  61. Songs of the Pixies[40:1]
  62. Linenotes
  63. The Rose[45:1]
  64. Linenotes
  65. Kisses[46:2]
  66. Linenotes
  67. The Gentle Look[47:1]
  68. Linenotes
  69. Sonnet[48:2]
  70. Linenotes
  71. An Effusion at Evening
  72. Lines[51:1]
  73. Linenotes
  74. To Fortune[54:1]
  75. Perspiration. A Travelling Eclogue[56:1]
  76. On Bala Hill[56:3]
  77. Lines[57:1]
  78. Linenotes
  79. Imitated from the Welsh[58:1]
  80. Lines[58:2]
  81. Linenotes
  82. Imitations Ad Lyram[59:1]
  83. To Lesbia[60:2]
  84. The Death of the Starling[61:1]
  85. Moriens Superstiti[61:2]
  86. Morienti Superstes
  87. The Sigh[62:1]
  88. Linenotes
  89. The Kiss[63:1]
  90. Linenotes
  91. To a Young Lady[64:1]
  92. Linenotes
  93. Translation[66:1]
  94. To Miss Brunton[67:1]
  95. Pantisocracy[68:2]
  96. Linenotes
  97. On the Prospect of Establishing a Pantisocracy in America[69:1]
  98. Elegy[69:2]
  99. Linenotes
  100. The Faded Flower[70:1]
  101. The Outcast[71:1]
  102. Linenotes
  103. Domestic Peace[71:2]
  104. On a Discovery Made Too Late[72:1]
  105. Linenotes
  106. To the Author of 'the Robbers'[72:2]
  107. Linenotes
  108. Melancholy[73:1]
  109. Linenotes
  110. To a Young Ass[74:2]
  111. Linenotes
  112. Lines on a Friend[76:1]
  113. Linenotes
  114. To a Friend[78:1]
  115. Linenotes
  116. Sonnets on Eminent Characters
  117. I[79:2]
  118. Linenotes
  119. II[80:1]
  120. Linenotes
  121. III[81:1]
  122. Linenotes
  123. IV[82:1]
  124. V[82:3]
  125. Linenotes
  126. VI[83:1]
  127. VII[84:1]
  128. [Second Version][85:1]
  129. Linenotes
  130. VIII[85:2]
  131. IX. To William Godwin[86:1] Author of 'Political Justice'
  132. X[87:1]
  133. XI[87:2]
  134. Linenotes
  135. To Lord Stanhope[89:1]
  136. To Earl Stanhope[89:2]
  137. Lines[90:2]
  138. To an Infant[91:1]
  139. Linenotes
  140. To the Rev. W. J. Hort[92:1]
  141. Pity[93:1]
  142. Linenotes
  143. To the Nightingale[93:2]
  144. Lines[94:1]
  145. Linenotes
  146. Lines in the Manner of Spenser[94:2]
  147. Linenotes
  148. The Hour When We Shall Meet Again[96:1]
  149. Lines[96:2]
  150. Linenotes
  151. The Eolian Harp[100:1]
  152. Linenotes
  153. To the Author of Poems[102:2]
  154. The Silver Thimble[104:1]
  155. Reflections on Having Left a Place of Retirement[106:1]
  156. Linenotes
  157. Religious Musings[108:1]
  158. Linenotes
  159. Monody on the Death of Chatterton[125:1]
  160. Linenotes
  161. The Destiny of Nations[131:1]
  162. Linenotes
  163. Ver Perpetuum[148:1]
  164. On Observing a Blossom on the First of February 1796[148:2]
  165. Linenotes
  166. To a Primrose[149:2]
  167. Verses[150:1]
  168. On a Late Connubial Rupture in High Life[152:1]
  169. Sonnet[152:2]
  170. Sonnet[153:1]
  171. Linenotes
  172. Sonnet[154:2]
  173. Linenotes
  174. Sonnet[155:1]
  175. To a Young Friend[155:2]
  176. Linenotes
  177. Addressed to A Young Man of Fortune[157:1] [C. Lloyd]
  178. Linenotes
  179. To a Friend[158:1]
  180. Linenotes
  181. Ode to the Departing Year[160:1]
  182. Linenotes
  183. The Raven[169:1]
  184. Linenotes
  185. To an Unfortunate Woman at the Theatre[171:1]
  186. Linenotes
  187. To an Unfortunate Woman[172:1]
  188. Linenotes
  189. To the Rev. George Coleridge[173:1]
  190. Linenotes
  191. On the Christening of a Friend's Child[176:1]
  192. Translation[177:1]
  193. This Lime-Tree Bower My Prison[178:1]
  194. Linenotes
  195. The Foster-Mother's Tale[182:1]
  196. Linenotes
  197. The Dungeon[185:1]
  198. Linenotes
  199. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner[186:1]
  200. Linenotes
  201. Sonnets Attempted in the Manner of Contemporary Writers[209:1]
  202. Linenotes
  203. Parliamentary Oscillators[211:1]
  204. Linenotes

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