Wessex Poems and Other Verses
by Thomas Hardy
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Contents
- Preface to Wessex Poems
- The Temporary the All
- Amabel
- HAP
- “In Vision I Roamed” to —
- At a Bridal to —
- Postponement
- A Confession to a Friend in Trouble
- Neutral Tones
- She at His Funeral
- Her Initials
- Her Dilemma (in — Church)
- Revulsion
- She, to Him I
- She, to Him II
- She, to Him III
- She, to Him IV
- Ditty (E. L G.)
- The Sergeant’s Song (1803)
- Valenciennes (1793)
- San Sebastian (August 1813)
- The Stranger’s Song
- The Burghers (17–)
- Leipzig (1813)
- The Peasant’s Confession
- The Alarm (1803)
- Her Death and After
- The Dance at the Phœnix
- The Casterbridge Captains (Khyber Pass, 1842)
- A Sign-Seeker
- My Cicely (17–)
- Her Immortality
- The Ivy-Wife
- A Meeting with Despair
- Unknowing
- Friends Beyond
- To Outer Nature
- Thoughts of Phena at News of Her Death
- Middle-Age Enthusiasms To M. H.
- In A Wood See “the Woodlanders”
- To a Lady Offended by a Book of the Writer’s
- To an Orphan Child a Whimsey
- Nature’s Questioning
- The Impercipient (at a Cathedral Service)
- At an Inn
- The Slow Nature (an Incident of Froom Valley)
- In a Eweleaze Near Weatherbury
- Additions