THE WORKS

OF

WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. I.

LONDON:

EDWARD MOXON, 44, DOVER STREET.

1853.

JULIUS HARE,

WITHOUT WHOSE PATIENCE AND ASSIDUITY IN SUPERINTENDING THE PRESS, WHILE I WAS RESIDENT IN ITALY, THE 'IMAGINARY CONVERSATIONS' NEVER WOULD

HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED IN MY LIFE-TIME;

AND

JOHN FORSTER,

BY WHOSE EXERTION AND SOLICITUDE A COMPLETE EDITION OF MY WRITINGS IS NOW

LAID BEFORE THE READER;

ACCEPT MY THANKS,

RETAIN, CONTINUE, AND, IF POSSIBLE, INCREASE YOUR FRIENDSHIP FOR ME,

AND RECEIVE FOR YOUR OWN WORKS ALL THE FAVOUR

YOU WOULD ATTRACT TO MINE.

WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR.

The First Volume of this Edition contains the First and Second Series of the

Imaginary Conversations, much enlarged. The greater part of the Conversations, the Hellenics, and many of the Poems and Dramatic Scenes, in the Second Volume, are now printed for the first time.