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共 248 题- THE WORKS
- OF
- LORD BYRON.
- POETRY, VOLUME 1.
- EDITED BY
- ERNEST HARTLEY COLERIDGE, M.A.
- PREFACE TO THE POEMS.
- ERNEST HARTLEY COLERIDGE.
- POEMS ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS.
- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE TO 'HOURS OF IDLENESS AND OTHER EARLY POEMS'.
- HOURS OF IDLENESS,
- BY GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON,
- A MINOR.
- HORACE.
- DRYDEN.
- NEMARK:
- DRYDEN.
- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE TO ENGLISH BARDS, AND SCOTCH REVIEWERS.
- ENGLISH BARDS,
- AND
- A SATIRE.
- SHAKSPEARE.
- POPE.
- CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
- HOURS OF IDLENESS, AND OTHER EARLY POEMS.
- FUGITIVE PIECES.
- ENGLISH BARDS, AND SCOTCH REVIEWERS
- HINTS FROM HORACE
- THE CURSE OF MINERVA
- THE WALTZ
- HOURS OF IDLENESS
- AND OTHER EARLY POEMS.
- ON LEAVING NEWSTEAD ABBEY. [i]
- I.
- TO E---[1]
- TO D---[1]
- TO CAROLINE. [i]
- TO CAROLINE. [1]
- TO EMMA. [1]
- LINES
- ON A CHANGE OF MASTERS AT A GREAT PUBLIC SCHOOL. [1]
- EPITAPH ON A BELOVED FRIEND.[1]
- HARROW, 1803. [2]
- HARROW, 1803.--[4to. _P. on V. Occasions._]]
- ADRIAN'S ADDRESS TO HIS SOUL WHEN DYING.
- TRANSLATION.
- A FRAGMENT. [1]
- TO CAROLINE. [1]
- TO CAROLINE. [1]
- ON A DISTANT VIEW OF THE VILLAGE AND SCHOOL OF HARROW ON THE HILL, 1806.
- Oh! mihi præteritos referat si Jupiter annos.[1]
- VIRGIL.
- Dr. Joseph Drury to Mr. John Hanson.]
- Your memory beams through this agonized breast.--
- THOUGHTS SUGGESTED BY A COLLEGE EXAMINATION.
- TO MARY,
- ON RECEIVING HER PICTURE. [1]
- ON THE DEATH OF MR. FOX,[1]
- THE FOLLOWING ILLIBERAL IMPROMPTU APPEARED IN THE "MORNING POST."
- TO A BEAUTIFUL QUAKER. [1]
- Annotated copy of 'P. on V. Occasions', p. 64 (British Museum).]
- TO LESBIA! [i] [1]
- TO WOMAN.
- AN OCCASIONAL PROLOGUE,
- TO ELIZA. [i]
- THE TEAR.
- October 26, 1806. [iii]
- October 27, 1806. [vi]
- GRANTA. A MEDLEY.
- TO THE SIGHING STREPHON. [1]
- 8 [viii]
- THE CORNELIAN. [1]
- TO M----[i]
- Friday, November 7, 1806
- Shakespeare.]
- LINES ADDRESSED TO A YOUNG LADY.[1]
- TRANSLATION FROM CATULLUS.
- AD LESBIAM.
- IMITATION OF TIBULLUS.
- SULPICIA AD CERINTHUM (LIB. QUART.).
- TRANSLATION FROM CATULLUS.
- LUGETE VENERES CUPIDINESQUE (CARM. III.) [i]
- IMITATED FROM CATULLUS. [1]
- TO ELLEN. [i]
- POEMS ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS
- TO M. S. G.
- STANZAS TO A LADY, WITH THE POEMS OF CAMOËNS. [1]
- TO M. S. G. [1]
- TRANSLATION FROM HORACE.
- THE FIRST KISS OF LOVE.
- CHILDISH RECOLLECTIONS. [1]
- DR. DRURY, 'Life', p. 20.]
- Another variant for a new edition ran--
- LOVE'S LAST ADIEU.
- ELEGY ON NEWSTEAD ABBEY. [1]
- Ossian. [i]
- HOURS OF IDLENESS
- TO GEORGE, EARL DELAWARR. [i]
- DAMÆTAS. [1]
- TO MARION. [1]
- OSCAR OF ALVA. [1]
- TRANSLATION FROM ANACREON.
- ODE 1.
- TO HIS LYRE.
- FROM ANACREON.
- ODE 3.
- THE EPISODE OF NISUS AND EURYALUS. [1]
- A PARAPHRASE FROM THE "ÆNEID," LIB. 9.
- LACHIN Y GAIR. [1]
- TO ROMANCE.
- THE DEATH OF CALMAR AND ORLA. [1]
- AN IMITATION OF MACPHERSON'S "OSSIAN". [2]
- TO EDWARD NOEL LONG, ESQ. [i] [1]
- TO A LADY. [i]
- Medwin's 'Conversations', 1824, p. 81.]
- POEMS ORIGINAL AND TRANSLATED
- WHEN I ROVED A YOUNG HIGHLANDER. [i]
- TO THE DUKE OF DORSET. [i] [1]
- TO THE EARL OF CLARE. [i]
- I WOULD I WERE A CARELESS CHILD. [i]
- FRAGMENT.
- WRITTEN SHORTLY AFTER THE MARRIAGE OF MISS CHAWORTH. [1]
- REMEMBRANCE.
- 1806. [First published, 1832.]
- TO A LADY
- WHO PRESENTED THE AUTHOR WITH THE VELVET BAND WHICH BOUND HER TRESSES.
- 1806. [First published, 1832.]
- TO A KNOT OF UNGENEROUS CRITICS. [1]
- BYRON,
- SOLILOQUY OF A BARD IN THE COUNTRY. [1]
- L'AMITIÉ, EST L'AMOUR SANS AILES. [1]
- December 29, 1806. [First published, 1832.]
- THE PRAYER OF NATURE. [1]
- TRANSLATION FROM ANACREON. [1]
- ODE 5
- OSSIAN'S ADDRESS TO THE SUN IN "CARTHON." [1]
- PIGNUS AMORIS. [1]
- A WOMAN'S HAIR. [1]
- STANZAS TO JESSY. [1]
- SIR,
- P.S.--Send your answer when convenient."]
- THE ADIEU.
- WRITTEN UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT THE AUTHOR WOULD SOON DIE.
- 1807. [First published, 1832.]
- TO----[1]
- ON THE EYES OF MISS A----H----[1]
- TO A VAIN LADY. [1]
- January 15, 1807. [First published, 1832.]
- TO ANNE. [1]
- January 16, 1807. [First published, 1832.]
- EGOTISM. A LETTER TO J. T. BECHER. [1]
- TO ANNE. [1]
- 1807. [First published, 1832.]
- TO THE AUTHOR OF A SONNET
- BEGINNING "'SAD IS MY VERSE,' YOU SAY, 'AND YET NO TEAR.'"
- March 8, 1807. [First published, 1832.]
- ON FINDING A FAN. [1]
- 1807. [First published, 1832.]
- FAREWELL TO THE MUSE. [i.]
- 1807. [First published, 1832.]
- TO AN OAK AT NEWSTEAD. [1]
- 1807. [First published 1832.]
- ON REVISITING HARROW. [1]
- Moore's 'Life, etc.', i. 102.]]
- TO MY SON. [1]
- QUERIES TO CASUISTS. [1]
- BYRON.
- SONG.[1]
- TO HARRIET. [1]
- So I laughed at him, and dropt it, for he was _red_ with agitation."]
- THERE WAS A TIME, I NEED NOT NAME. [i] [1]
- June 10, 1808. [First published, 1809]
- AND WILT THOU WEEP WHEN I AM LOW? [i]
- 6. [iii]
- Aug. 12, 1808. [First published, 1809.]
- EPISTLE TO A YOUNG NOBLEMAN IN LOVE.
- Trin. Coll. Camb., 1808.]
- REMIND ME NOT, REMIND ME NOT. [i]
- Aug. 13, 1808. [First published, 1809.]
- TO A YOUTHFUL FRIEND. [i]
- August 20th, 1808. [First published, 1809.]
- LINES INSCRIBED UPON A CUP FORMED FROM A SKULL. [1]
- WELL! THOU ART HAPPY. [i] [1]
- 5. [iii]
- November, 1808. [First published, 1809.]
- INSCRIPTION ON THE MONUMENT OF A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. [1]
- Newstead Abbey, October 30, 1808. [First published, 1809.]
- TO A LADY, [1]
- ON BEING ASKED MY REASON FOR QUITTING ENGLAND IN THE SPRING. [i]
- December 2, 1808. [First published, 1809.]
- FILL THE GOBLET AGAIN. [i]
- A SONG.
- STANZAS TO A LADY, ON LEAVING ENGLAND. [i]
- 1809. [First published, 1809.]
- ENGLISH BARDS, AND SCOTCH REVIEWERS;
- A SATIRE.
- BY
- LORD BYRON.
- SHAKESPEARE.
- POPE.
- PREFACE [1]
- INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH BARDS, AND SCOTCH REVIEWERS.
- ENGLISH BARDS AND SCOTCH REVIEWERS. [1]
- JUVENAL, 'Satire I'.l. 1.]
- Signed W. T. F."
- Answer written on the same page by Lord Byron--
- JUVENAL, 'Sat. I.' ll. 17, 18.]
- JUVENAL, 'Sat. I'. ll. 19-21.]
- For the allusion to Gas, compare 'Terrible Tractoration', canto 1--
- SHAKESPEARE, 'King John.'
- To "Mount Caucasus," he adds, "Saw the distant ridge of,--1810, 1811"]]
- BYRON. July 14, 1816. 'Diodati, Geneva'.]
- POSTSCRIPT TO THE SECOND EDITION.
- HINTS FROM HORACE: [i]
- INTRODUCTION TO HINTS FROM HORACE
- HINTS FROM HORACE
- ATHENS: CAPUCHIN CONVENT, March. 12, 1811. [i]
- BYRON,
- BYRON,
- HOR: 'DE ARTE POET': 128-130.
- The following copy of a bill (no date) tells its own story:--
- Cambridge Reve. A Clarke.]]
- The trio are well defined in the sixth proposition of Euclid:--
- A FAMILIAR EPISTLE TO THE EDITOR OF THE "MORNING CHRONICLE."
- ON SOME MODERN QUACKS AND REFORMISTS.
- Boswell's 'Life of Johnson' (1886), p. 281.]]
- Another variant ran--
- THE CURSE OF MINERVA.
- NOTE I.
- NOTE II.
- The following variants may also be noted:--
- Line. Variant. Publisher
- 1. 'Slow sinks now lovely, etc.' Hone
- INTRODUCTION TO _THE CURSE OF MINERVA_
- THE CURSE OF MINERVA.
- INTRODUCTION TO 'THE WALTZ'
- THE WALTZ:
- AN APOSTROPHIC HYMN.
- BY HORACE HORNEM, ESQ.
- NOTE.
- Successive Revises had run as follows:--
- TO THE PUBLISHER.
- SIR,
- I am, Sir, yours, etc., etc.
- HORACE HORNEM.
- THE WALTZ
- Coleridge's 'Biographia Literaria' (1847), ii. 227.]
- END OF VOL. I.