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The Poems of Felicia Hemans — Mrs. Hemans

The Poems of Felicia Hemans

Mrs. Hemans

  • Poetry
  • Book language: English
  • 1858 pages

The Poems of Felicia Hemans is a collection of lyrical and narrative verse by the nineteenth-century English poet Felicia Hemans. Her poetry often reflects on home, faith, nature, memory, and history, in musical and accessible lines. It is worth listening for its emotional clarity and its place in nineteenth-century popular poetry.

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Opening of the book

POEMS
OF
FELICIA HEMANS
MURRAY AND GIBB, EDINBURGH, PRINTERS TO HER MAJESTY’S
STATIONERY OFFICE.

Felicia Hemans

THE POEMS
OF
FELICIA HEMANS.
COMPLETE COPYRIGHT EDITION.
WILLIAM P. NIMMO,
LONDON: 14 KING WILLIAM STREET, STRAND;
AND EDINBURGH.
1875.

CONTENTS

JUVENILE POEMS.

Page

On my Mother’s Birthday. Written at the age of eight

1

A Prayer. Written at the age of nine

ib.

Address to the Deity. Written at the age of eleven ib.

Shakspeare. Written at the age of eleven

2

To my Brother and Sister in the country. Written at the age of eleven ib.

Sonnet to my Mother. Written at the age of twelve

ib.

Sonnet. Written at the age of thirteen

3

Rural Walks. Written at the age of thirteen

ib.

Sonnet. Written at the age of thirteen

ib.

England and Spain; or, Valour and Patriotism. Written at the age of fourteen

4

THE DOMESTIC AFFECTIONS, &c.

The Silver Locks. Addressed to an Ancient Friend

10

To my Mother

11

To my Younger Brother. On his Return from Spain, after the fatal Retreat under Sir John Moore and the battle of

Corunna

ib.

To my Eldest Brother, with the British army in Portugal

12

Lines written in the Memoirs of Elizabeth Smith

ib.

The Ruin and its Flowers

13

Christmas Carol

14

The Domestic Affections

15

To Mr Edwards, the Harper of Conway

19

Epitaph on Mr W——, a celebrated Mineralogist
20
Epitaph on the Hammer of the aforesaid Mineralogist
ib.
Prologue to The Poor Gentleman. As intended to be performed
by the Officers of the 34th Regiment at Clonmel
21
THE RESTORATION OF THE WORKS OF ART TO ITALY
22
MODERN GREECE
28
Critical Annotations
42
TRANSLATIONS FROM CAMOENS
AND OTHER POETS.
Sonnet 70
43
Sonnet 282 From Psalm 137
ib.
Part of Eclogue 15
44
Sonnet 271
44
Sonnet 186
ib.
Sonnet 108
44
Sonnet 23 To a Lady who died at Sea
45
Sonnet 19
ib.
“Que estranho caso de amor!”
ib.
Sonnet 58
ib.
Sonnet 178
ib.
Sonnet 80
46
Sonnet 239 From Psalm 137
ib.
Sonnet 128
ib.
“Polomeu apartamento”
ib.
Sonnet 205
47
Sonnet 133
ib.
Sonnet 181
ib.
Sonnet 278
ib.

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Contents

  1. POEMS
  2. CONTENTS
  3. CHRONOLOGY OF MRS HEMANS’ LIFE AND WORKS
  4. THE POETICAL WORKS OF MRS HEMANS
  5. JUVENILE POEMS
  6. THE DOMESTIC AFFECTIONS, AND OTHER POEMS.
  7. MODERN GREECE.
  8. TRANSLATIONS FROM CAMOENS, AND OTHER POETS.
  9. MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
  10. TALES AND HISTORIC SCENES.
  11. ITALIAN LITERATURE.[147]
  12. PATRIOTIC EFFUSIONS OF THE ITALIAN POETS.
  13. WELSH MELODIES.
  14. THE VESPERS OF PALERMO.
  15. STANZAS TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE THE THIRD.
  16. TALES AND HISTORIC SCENES.
  17. SONGS OF THE CID.[236]
  18. GREEK SONGS
  19. MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
  20. ODE ON THE DEFEAT OF KING SEBASTIAN OF PORTUGAL, AND HIS ARMY, IN AFRICA.
  21. SEBASTIAN OF PORTUGAL.
  22. THE SIEGE OF VALENCIA.
  23. Miscellaneous Poems.
  24. DE CHATILLON; OR, THE CRUSADERS.
  25. THE FOREST SANCTUARY.
  26. LAYS OF MANY LANDS.
  27. MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
  28. RECORDS OF WOMAN.
  29. MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
  30. SONGS OF THE AFFECTIONS.

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