The complete poetical works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

Edited by Harriet Waters Preston.Engraved t-p.Edition of 1974 published under title: The poetical works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning.King Victor Emanuel Entering Florence, April, 1860 -- The Sword of Castruccio Castracani -- Summing up in Italy -- 'Died ... ' -- The Forced Recruit -- Garibaldi -- Only a Curl -- A View Across the Roman Campagna -- The King's Gift -- Parting Lovers -- Mother and Poet -- Nature's Remorses -- The North and the South -- Prometheus Bound -- A Lament for Adonis, from the Greek of Bion -- Song of the Rose, attributed to Sappho -- The Cyclops -- Psyche Gazing on Cupid -- Psyche Wafted by Zephyrus -- Psyche and Pan -- Psyche Propitiating Ceres -- Psyche and the Eagle -- Psyche and Cerberus -- Psyche and Proserpine -- Psyche and Venus -- Mercury Carries Psyche to Olympus -- Marriage of Psyche and Cupid -- How Bacchus Finds Ariadne sleeping -- How Bacchus comforts Ariadne -- Bacchus and Ariadne -- Aurora and Tithonus -- Hector and Andromache -- The Daughters of Pandarus -- Another Version -- Ode to the Swallow -- The Last Translation.Two Sketches -- Mountaineer and Poet -- The Poet -- Hiram Powers' 'Greek Slave' -- Life -- Love -- Heaven and Earth -- The Prospect -- Hugh Stuart Boyd -- Confessions -- A Sabbath Morning at Sea -- The Mask -- Calls on the Heart -- Wisdom Unapplied -- Human Life's Mystery -- A Child's Thought of God -- The Claim -- A Dead Rose -- A Woman's Shortcomings -- A Man's Requirements -- A Year's Spinning -- Change upon Change -- A Reed -- A Child's Grave at Florence -- Life and Love -- A Denial -- Proof and Disproof -- Question and Answer -- Inclusions -- Insufficiency -- Sonnets from the Portuguese -- Casa Guidi Windows -- Aurora Leigh -- Napoleon III in Italy -- The Dance -- A Tale of Villafranca -- A Court Lady -- An August Voice -- Christmas Gifts -- Italy and the World -- A Curse for a Nation -- Little Mattie -- A False Step -- Void in Law -- Lord Walter's Wife -- Bianca Among the Nightingales -- My Kate -- A Song for the Ragged Schools of London -- May's Love -- Amy's Cruelty -- My Heart and I -- The Best Thing in the World -- Where's Agnes? -- De Profundis -- A Musical Instrument -- First News from Villafranca.The Meaning of the Look -- A Thought for a Lonely Deathbed -- Work and Contemplation -- Pain in Pleasure -- An Apprehension -- Discontent -- Patience Taught by Nature -- Cheerfulness Taught by Reason -- Exaggeration -- Adequacy -- To George Sand-A Desire -- To George Sand-A Recognition -- The Prisoner -- Insufficiency -- The Romance of the Page -- The Lay of the Brown Rosary -- The Mourning Mother -- A Valediction -- Lady Geraldine's Courtship -- A Vision of the Poets -- Rhyme of the Duchess May -- The Lady's 'Yes' -- The Poet and the Bird -- The Lost Bower -- A Child Asleep -- The Cry of the Children -- Crowned and Wedded -- Crowned and Buried -- To Flush, My Dog -- The Fourfold Aspect -- A Flower in a Letter -- The Cry of the Human -- A Lay of the Early Rose -- Bertha in the Lane -- That Day -- Loved Once -- A Rhapsody of Life's Progress -- L.E.L.'s Last Question -- The House of Clouds -- Catarina to Camoens -- A Portrait -- Sleeping and Watching -- Wine of Cyprus -- The Romance of the Swan's Nest -- Lessons from the Gorse -- The Dead Pan -- The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point -- Hector in the Garden -- Flush or Faunus -- Finite and Infinite.The Seraphim -- The Poet's Vow -- The Romaunt of Margret -- Isobel's Child -- A Romance of the Ganges -- The Island -- The Deserted Garden -- The Soul's Travelling -- Sounds -- Night and the Merry Man -- Earth and Her Praisers -- The Virgin Mary to the Child Jesus -- To Bettine -- Felicia Hemans -- Memory and Hope -- The Sleep -- Man and Nature -- A Sea-Side Walk -- The Sea-Mew -- The Little Friend -- My Doves -- To Mary Russell Mitford -- The Student -- The Exile's Return -- A Song Against Singing -- Stanzas -- The Young Queen -- Victoria's Tears -- Vanities -- Bereavement -- Consolation -- A Supplication for Love, Hymn I -- The Mediator, Hymn II -- The Weeping Saviour, Hymn III -- The Measure, Hymn IV -- Cowper's Grave -- The Weakest Thing -- The Pet-Name -- 'Since Withouth Thee We Do No Good' -- Queen Annelida and False Arcite -- The Complaint of Annelida to False Arcite -- A Drama of Exile -- The Soul's Expression -- The Seraph and Poet -- On a Portrait of Wordsworth by B.R. Haydon -- Past and Future -- Irreparableness -- Tears -- Grief -- Substitution -- Comfort -- Perplexed Music -- Work -- Futurity -- The Two Sayings -- The Look.Mode of access: Internet