The Blind Man of Salisbury Cathedral 259
The Blind Soldier and his Daughter 260
The Little Sweep 261
The Blacksmith 263
Hymn for the Anniversary of the Death of the Princess Charlotte 264
The Children"s Hymn for their Patroness 264
Easter Day 265
Christmas Hymn 266
SONG OF THE CID 267
POEMS, INEDITED, UNPUBLISHED, &c.
The Sanctuary: a Dramatic Sketch 276
Childe Harold"s Last Pilgrimage 284
The Egyptian Tomb 286
Chantrey"s Sleeping Children 288
On Miss Fitzgerald and Lord Kerry Planting two Cedars in the Churchyard of Bremhill 289
The Greenwich Pensioners 290
Glas...o...b..ry Abbey and Wells Cathedral. Written after viewing the ruins of the one, and hearing the Church Service in the other 292
Silchester, the Ancient Caleva 294
Restoration of Malmesbury Abbey 296
On the Funeral of Charles the First, at Night, in St George"s Chapel, Windsor 297
On Seeing Plants in the Windows of Seth Ward"s College, endowed for Widows of Clergymen, at Salisbury 298
Morley"s Farewell to the Cottage of Isaak Walton 300
The Grave of Bishop Ken 301
The Legend of St Cecilia and the Angel 302
Supposed Address to Bishop Ken 303
On an Eclipse of the Moon at Midnight 304
To Lady Valletort, on hearing her sing "Gloria in Excelsis,"
with three other young Ladies, at Lac.o.c.k Abbey, October 1831 305
On Seeing a Bust of R. B. Sheridan, from a Cast taken after death 305
Return of George III. to Windsor Castle 306
On Meeting some Friends of Youth at Cheltenham, for the first time since we parted at Oxford 307
The Lay of Talbot the Troubadour: a Legend of Lac.o.c.k Abbey 308
The Ark: a Poem for Music 315
Written after the Consecration of the New Church at Kingswood 317
On the Death of Dr Burgess, the late Bishop of Salisbury 320
Lines written on Fonthill Abbey 321
Epitaph on Benjamin Tremlyn, an Old Soldier, buried in Bremhill Churchyard, at the age of ninety-two 322
Epitaph on Robert Southey 322
Sonnet, written in a copy of Falconer"s "Shipwreck" 323
On first Hearing Caradori Sing 324
Salisbury Cathedral 324
Lockswell 325
On Mozart 326
Epitaph on John Harding, in the Churchyard of Bremhill 326
On the Death of William Linley, Esq. 327
Inscribed to the Marchioness of Lansdowne 328
Hymn for Music, after the Battle of Waterloo 328
Inscriptions in the Gardens of Bremhill Rectory:--
On a Tree commanding a view of the whole extent of Bowood 330