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      INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

 WORKS OF

 ALFRED LORD
      TENNYSON,

 (Poet Laureate)
    




 





      Compiled by David Widger
    




 





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##   IDYLLS OF
          THE KING
 

 THE
          PRINCESS 
 

## 
 ENOCH
          ARDEN and OTHERS 
 
  LADY
          CLARE 
 
 ## 
 EARLY
          POEMS OF ALFRED LORD TENNYSON 
 
 ## 
 QUEEN
          MARY AND HAROLD 
 
 ## 
 BECKET
          AND OTHER PLAYS 
 
 ## 
 THE
          SUPPRESSED POEMS OF ALFRED LORD TENNYSON 
 
 ##   BEAUTIES
          OF TENNYSON 
 
 ## 
 TALES
          FROM TENNYSON 
 
  A DAY
          WITH THE POET TENNYSON 
 
 ## 
 MAUD,
          AND OTHER POEMS 
 









 






 








 





      TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES
    




 








 










      IDYLLS OF THE KING
    



Flos Regum Arthurus (Joseph of Exeter)
    



      In Twelve Books
    



      By Alfred, Lord Tennyson
    




 





      CONTENTS
    







          Dedication 







          The Coming of Arthur 







          Gareth and Lynette 







          The Marriage of Geraint 







          Geraint and Enid 







          Balin and Balan 







          Merlin and Vivien 







          Lancelot and Elaine 







          The Holy Grail 







          Pelleas and Ettarre 







          The Last Tournament 







          Guinevere 







          The Passing of Arthur 







          To the Queen 







          Prologue 







          I 







          II 







          III 







          IV 







          V 







          VI 







          VII 







          CONCLUSION 








 








 










      ENOCH ARDEN, &c.
    



      By Alfred Tennyson
    




 





      CONTENTS
    







          ENOCH ARDEN. 







          AYLMER'S FIELD. 







          SEA DREAMS. 







          THE GRANDMOTHER. 







          NORTHERN FARMER. 







          MISCELLANEOUS. 







          TITHONUS. 







          THE VOYAGE. 







          IN THE VALLEY OF CAUTERETZ. 







          THE FLOWER. 







          REQUIESCAT. 







          THE SAILOR BOY. 







          THE ISLET. 







          THE RINGLET. 







          A WELCOME TO ALEXANDRA. 







          ODE SUNG AT THE OPENING OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 







          A DEDICATION. 







          EXPERIMENTS. 







          BOADICEA. 







          IN QUANTITY. 







          MILTON. 







          HENDECASYLLABICS. 







          SPECIMEN OF A TRANSLATION OF THE ILIAD IN BLANK VERSE. 








 








 










      TENNYSON'S EARLY POEMS
    



      CONTENTS
    






Preface






Introduction






Part
          I ­ the editions






Poems,
          chiefly lyrical published 1830






Poems
          published 1832-3






Poems
          in two volumes, published 1842






alterations






Part
          II ­ comparison of the editions






Part
          III ­ grouping the poems






Part
          IV ­ "Art for art, art for truth."






Early
          Poems






To
          the Queen






Claribel
          ­ a Melody






Lilian






Isabel






Mariana






To
          ­ ­ ("Clear-headed friend, whose joyful scorn")






Madeline






Song
          ­ The Owl






Second
          Song to the Same






Recollections
          of the Arabian Nights






Ode
          to Memory






Song
          ("A spirit haunts the year's last hours")






Adeline






A
          Character






The
          Poet






The
          Poet's Mind






The
          Sea-Fairies






The
          Deserted House






The
          Dying Swan






A
          Dirge






Love
          and Death






The
          Ballad of Oriana






Circumstance






The
          Merman






The
          Mermaid






Sonnet
          to J. M. K.






The
          Lady of Shalott






Mariana
          in the South






Eleänore






The
          Miller's Daughter






Fatima






OEnone






The
          Sisters






To
          ­ ­ -("I send you here a sort of allegory")






The
          Palace of Art






Lady
          Clara Vere de Vere






The
          May Queen






New
          Year's Eve






Conclusion






The
          Lotos-Eaters






Dream
          of Fair Women






Margaret






The
          Blackbird






The
          Death of the Old Year






To
          J. S.






"You
          ask me, why, tho' ill at ease"






"Of
          old sat Freedom on the heights"






"Love
          thou thy land, with love far-brought"






The
          Goose






The
          Epic






Morte
          d'Arthur






The
          Gardener's Daughter; or, The Pictures






Dora






Audley
          Court






Walking
          to the Mail






Edwin
          Morris; or, The Lake






St.
          Simeon Stylites






The
          Talking Oak






Love
          and Duty






The
          Golden Year






Ulysses






Locksley
          Hall






Godiva






The
          Two Voices






The
          Day-Dream: ­ Prologue






The
          Sleeping Palace






The
          Sleeping Beauty






The
          Arrival






The
          Revival






The
          Departure






L'Envoi






Epilogue






Amphion






St.
          Agnes






Sir
          Galahad






Edward
          Gray






Will
          Waterproof's Lyrical Monologue






To
          ­ ­ , after reading a Life and Letters






To
          E.L., on his Travels in Greece






Lady
          Clare






The
          Lord of Burleigh






Sir
          Launcelot and Queen Guinevere: a Fragment






A
          Farewell






The
          Beggar Maid






The
          Vision of Sin






"Come
          not, when I am dead"






The
          Eagle






"Move
          eastward, happy earth, and leave"






"Break,
          break, break"






The
          Poet's Song






Appendix
          ­ Suppressed Poems






Elegiacs






The
          "How" and the "Why"






Supposed
          Confessions






The
          Burial of Love






To
          ­ ­ ("Sainted Juliet! dearest name !")






Song
          ("I' the glooming light")






Song
          ("The lintwhite and the throstlecock")






Song
          ("Every day hath its night")






Nothing
          will Die






All
          Things will Die






Hero
          to Leander






The
          Mystic






The
          Grasshopper






Love,
          Pride and Forgetfulness






Chorus
          ("The varied earth, the moving heaven")






Lost
          Hope






The
          Tears of Heaven






Love
          and Sorrow






To
          a Lady Sleeping






Sonnet
          ("Could I outwear my present state of woe")






Sonnet
          ("Though Night hath climbed her peak of highest noon")






Sonnet
          ("Shall the hag Evil die with child of Good")






Sonnet
          ("The pallid thunderstricken sigh for gain")






Love






The
          Kraken






English
          War Song






National
          Song






Dualisms






We
          are Free






"Mine
          be the strength of spirit, full and free"






To
          ­ ("All good things have not kept aloof)






Buonaparte






Sonnet
          ("Oh, Beauty, passing beauty! sweetest Sweet!")






The
          Hesperides






Song
          ("The golden apple, the golden apple, the hallowed fruit")






Rosalind






Song
          ("Who can say")






Kate






Sonnet
          ("Blow ye the trumpet, gather from afar")






Poland






To
          ­ ("As when with downcast eyes we muse and brood")






O
          Darling Room






To
          Christopher North






The
          Skipping Rope






Timbuctoo






Bibliography
          of the Poems of 1842








 








 










      QUEEN MARY and HAROLD
    



      By Alfred Lord Tennyson, Poet Laureate
    




 





      CONTENTS
    







QUEEN MARY: A DRAMA. 












HAROLD: A DRAMA. 








 








 










      BECKET AND OTHER PLAYS
    



      By Alfred Lord Tennyson, Poet Laureate
    




 





      CONTENTS
    







          BECKET 







          THE CUP 







          THE FALCON 







          THE PROMISE OF MAY 








 








 










      THE SUPPRESSED POEMS
    



      Of Alfred Lord Tennyson
    



      1830-1868
    



      EDITED BY J.C. THOMSON
    



      CONTENTS
    






EDITOR'S
          NOTE
 
        		





TIMBUCTOO
 
        		





POEMS
          CHIEFLY LYRICAL






i.
          The How and the Why






ii.
          The Burial of Love






iii.
          To ——






iv.
          Song 'I' the gloaming light'






v.
          Song 'Every day hath its night'






vi.
          Hero to Leander






vii.
          The Mystic






viii.
          The Grasshopper






ix.
          Love, Pride and Forgetfulness






x.
          Chorus 'The varied earth, the moving heaven'






xi.
          Lost Hope






xii.
          The Tears of Heaven






xiii.
          Love and Sorrow






xiv.
          To a Lady sleeping






xv.
          Sonnet 'Could I outwear my present state of woe'






xvi.
          Sonnet 'Though night hath climbed'






xvii.
          Sonnet 'Shall the hag Evil die'






xviii.
          Sonnet 'The pallid thunder stricken sigh for gain'






xix.
          Love






xx.
          English War Song






xxi.
          National Song






xxii.
          Dualisms






xxiii.
          οἱ ρἑοντες






xxiv.
          Song 'The lintwhite and the throstlecock'
 
        		





CONTRIBUTIONS
          TO PERIODICALS, 1831-32






xxv.
          A Fragment






xxvi.
          Anacreontics






xxvii.
          'O sad no more! O sweet no more'






xxviii.
          Sonnet 'Check every outflash, every ruder sally'






xxix.
          Sonnet 'Me my own fate to lasting sorrow doometh'






xxx.
          Sonnet 'There are three things that fill my heart with sighs'
 
        		





POEMS,
          1833






xxxi.
          Sonnet 'Oh beauty, passing beauty'






xxxii.
          The Hesperides






xxxiii.
          Rosalind






xxxiv.
          Song 'Who can say'






xxxv.
          Sonnet 'Blow ye the trumpet, gather from afar'






xxxvi.
          O Darling Room






xxxvii.
          To Christopher North






xxxviii.
          The Lotos-Eaters






xxxix.
          A Dream of Fair Women
 
        		





MISCELLANEOUS
          POEMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO PERIODICALS, 1833-68






xl.
          Cambridge






xli.
          The Germ of 'Maud'






xlii.
          'A gate and afield half ploughed'






xliii.
          The Skipping-Rope






xliv.
          The New Timon and the Poets






xlv.
          Mablethorpe






xlvi.
          'What time I wasted youthful hours'






xlvii.
          Britons, guard your own






xlviii.
          Hands all round






xlix.
          Suggested by reading an article in a newspaper






l.
          'God bless our Prince and Bride'






li.
          The Ringlet






lii.
          Song 'Home they brought him slain with spears'






liii.
          1865-1866
 
        		





THE
          LOVER'S TALE, 1833
 
        		





INDEX
          OF FIRST LINES








 








 










      BEAUTIES OF TENNYSON
    



      20 Illustrations By
    



      Frederic B. Schell
    



      CONTENTS
    






THE
          BROOK.






SONG
          FROM "MAUD."






A
          FAREWELL.






SONG
          FROM "MAUD."






BREAK,
          BREAK, BREAK.






FROM
          "LOCKSLEY HALL."






SONG
          FROM "MAUD."






SONG
          FROM "THE PRINCESS."






LILIAN.






RING
          OUT, WILD BELLS.






FROM
          "THE PRINCESS."






SONG
          FROM "THE PRINCESS."






FROM
          "ENOCH ARDEN."






FROM
          "ENOCH ARDEN."






THE
          CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE.






FROM
          "THE MAY QUEEN."






SONG
          FROM "THE PRINCESS."






FROM
          "HAROLD."






FROM
          "THE REVENGE."








 








 










      TALES FROM TENNYSON
    



      Illustrated by H. S. Campbell
    




 





      CONTENTS
    






The
          Coming of King Arthur


          9
        





Gareth
          and Lynette


          29
        





The
          Marriage of Geraint


          46
        





Geraint's
          Quest of Honor


          64
        





Merlin
          and Vivien


          85
        





Balin
          and Balan


          95
        





Lancelot
          and Elaine


          104
        





The
          Holy Grail


          119
        





Pelleas
          and Ettarre


          132
        





The
          Last Tournament


          142
        





The
          Passing of Arthur


          150
        







 








 










      MAUD AND OTHER POEMS.
    



      By Alfred Tennyson, D.C.L., Poet Laureate.
    



      1859.
    




 





      CONTENTS
    







          MAUD 







          THE BROOK; AN IDYL. 







          THE LETTERS. 







          ODE ON THE DEATH OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. 







          THE DAISY, WRITTEN AT EDINBURGH. 







          TO THE REV. F. D. MAURICE. 







          WILL. 







          THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE