Sun upon the Weirdlaw Hill, The, Sc 164
Superscription, A, R 807

Surprised by joy, impatient as the wind,
W 55

Swallow, swallow, flying, flying south, T
498

Sweet and low, T 498

Sweet-briar, Upon a, L 432
Switzerland, From, Ar 756

Switzerland, Thought of a Briton on the
subjugation of, W 50

Tables turned, The, W 9

Tamar and the sea-nymph, Loves of, L 426
Tears, idle tears, T 497

"There is no God," the wicked saith, Cl 694
There! said a stripling, W 61

There's a woman like a dewdrop, RB 602
There was a boy, W 13

Theseus and Hippolyta, L 457

This lime-tree bower my prison, C 70
This world is very odd, we see, Cl 695

Thomas Carlyle and George Eliot, On the

deaths of, Sw 899

Thomas Moore. To, B 234, 271

Thought of a Briton on the subjugation of
Switzerland, W 50

Thought of death, Sonnets on the, Cl 705
Thrasymedes and Eunoe, L 444

Three Roses, The, L 457

Three shadows, R 809

Three years she grew in sun and shower,

W 15

Throstle, The, T 253

Through a glass darkly, Cl 699
Through death to love, R 799

Through the Metidja to Abd-el-Kadr, RB
593

Thyrsis, Ar 757

Thy voice is heard through rolling drums,
T 498

Time, Sc 163

Time, Sh 357

Time long past, Sh 348

Time real and imaginary, C 70

Time's revenges, RB 606

Time to be wise, L 441

Tintern Abbey, Lines composed a few

miles above, W 9

Tithonus, T 535

To-(I fear thy kisses), Sh 345

To-Music when soft voices die), Sh 358

To-(One word is too often profaned), Sh

368

To a bride, L 441

To a cyclamen, L 442

To a friend, Ar 708

To age, L 455

To a gentleman, C 99

To a Highland girl, W 37

To Ailsa Rock, K 389

To a lady, Sc 108

To a nightingale, Ode, K 408

To a sky-lark, W 45

To a sky-lark, W 58

To a skylark, Sh 344

To Augusta, Stanzas, B 209
To Augusta, Epistle, B 210
To autumn, K 409

To a young lady, W 46
To B. R. Haydon, W 55

To Chaucer, Invocation (Life and death of
Jason), M 842

To Coleridge, Sh 275

To Hartley Coleridge, W 33
To Hesperus, Sappho, L 437
To Homer, K 389

To Ianthe, Lyrics, L 430, 441
To Jane, With a guitar, Sh 368
To Joseph Ablett, L 438

τὸ καλόν, Cl. 688

To Leigh Hunt Esq., K 380
To Louis Kossuth, Sw 891

To Marguerite, Ar 756, 757

To Mary (Revolt of Islam), Sh 291
To Mary Lamb, L 440

To-morrow, Sh 368

To Mr. Murray, B 270, 271

To my ninth decade, L 458
To my sister, W 8

To-night, Sh 357

To one who has been long in city pent, K

Ulysses, T 487

ὕμνος άυμνος, C1 699

Unremitting voice of nightly streams, The,
W 63

Up at a villa-down in the city, RB 619
Upon a sweet-briar, L 432

Vale of Chamouni, In the, C 96

Valley of Cauteretz, In the, T 539
Various the roads of life, L 443
Vastness, T 550

Venetian pastoral, For a, R 779
Venice (Childe Harold), B 234
Venus victrix, R 798

Verse-making was least of my virtues (Fer-

ishtah's fancies), RB 681

Villon, Ballad of François, Sw 891

Violet, On a faded, Sh 293

Violet, The, Sc 108

Virgil, To, T 550

Vision of judgment, The, B 257
Vision of sin, The, T 494

Vivien's song (Merlin and Vivien), T 524
Voice and the peak, The, T 542

Voice by the cedar-tree, A (Maud), T 519
Voice of Toil, The, M 859
Voyage, The, T 537

Westminster Bridge, Composed upon, W 31
West wind, Ode to the, Sh 297

When a man hath no freedom, B 271

When Helen first saw wrinkles in her face,
L 430

When I have borne in memory, W 33
When I have fears that I may cease to be,
K 381

When the enemy is near thee, Cl 695
When the lamp is shattered, Sh 369
When we two parted, B 171
Where are the great, C1 695

Where lies the land (Songs in absence), Cl
701

Where shall the lover rest (Marmion), Sc
126

Whirl-blast from behind the hill, A, W 8
Whitman, To Walt. Sw 886
Who kill'd John Keats, B 271

Why from the world (Ferishtah's fancies),
RB 682

Why I am a Liberal, RB 682
Why, why, repine, L 440

Will, T 524

William and Helen, Sc 105
William Shakespeare, Sw 899
William Wordsworth, To, C' 99
Willowwood, R 799

Wind, A word with the, Sw 908
Wind, Ode to the west, Sh 297
Winter Weather, M 824

Wish no word unspoken (Ferishtah's fan-
cies), RB 681

With a guitar, To Jane, Sh 368

With flowers from a Roman wall, Sc 108
Without her, R 800

With rosy hand a little girl pressed down,
L 442

With whom is no variableness, CI 702
Woman's last word, A, RB 617
Woodspurge, The, R 788

Wordsworth, To, Sh 276

Wordsworth, To, L 438

Wordsworth, To William, C 99

Word with the wind, A, Sw 908

Work without hope, C 101

World is a bundle of hay, The, B 271
World is too much with us, The, W 50
Worldly place, Ar 761

World's great age begins anew, The, Sh 367
Worlds on worlds are rolling ever, Sh 366
World's wanderers, The, Sh 348
Wrestling-match, The (Gebir), L 427

Written among the Euganean Hills, Sh 293
Written in dejection near Naples, Sh 296
Written in early spring, W7

Written in Kensington Gardens, Ar 724
Written in London, W 32

Written in March, W 26

Written in the album at Elbingerode, C 93
Written on the road between Florence and
Pisa, B 271

Years, many parti-colored years, L 455
Yes, I write verses now and then, L 441
Yes, it was the mountain echo, W 48
Yew-trees, W 36

You ask me why, tho' ill at ease, T 479
You'll love me yet (Pippa passes), RB 588
Young lady, To a, W 46

Young Lochinvar (Marmion), Sc 141
You smiled, you spoke, L 442
Youth, to, L 454

Youth and age, C 101

Youth and art, RB 666
Youth and calm, Ar 761

Youth of nature, The, Ar 719

Youth of the year, The (Atalanta in Caly-
don), Sw 866

Youth's antiphony, R 795
Youth's spring-tribute, R 795

Zapolya, Song from, C 101