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Southey, Robert o Ballad, Shewing How An Old Woman Rode Double, And Who Rode Before Her, A
o Birth-Day Ode [and Wouldst Thou Seek The Low Abode]
o Birth-Day Ode [Small is the new-born plant scarce seen]
o Botany Bay Eclogues
o Complaints Of The Poor, The
o Cross Roads, The
o Donica
o Frederic
o Funeral [Eclogue], The
o Grandmothers Tale [Eclogue], The
o Henry The Hermit
o Humphrey And William
o Hymn To The Penates
o Inscription 1: For A Tablet At Godstow Nunnery
o Inscription 2: For A Column At Newbury
o Inscription 3: For A Cavern That Overlooks The River Avon
o Inscription 4: For Chepstow-Castle Where Henry Marten Was Imprisoned
o Inscription 5: For A Monument At Silbury-Hill
o Inscription 6: For A Monument In The New Forest
o Inscription 7: For A Tablet On The Banks Of A Stream
o Inscription 8: For The Cenotaph At Ermenonville
o Jaspar
o John, Samuel, & Richard
o Lord William
o Mary
o Metrical Letter
o Musings On A Landscape Of Gaspar Poussin
o Ode Written On The First Of December
o Ode Written On The First Of January
o Old Mansion-House [Eclogue], The
o On The Death Of A Favourite Old Spaniel
o Pauper's Funeral, The
o Race Of Banquo, The
o Rose, The
o Rudiger
o Ruined Cottage [Eclogue], The
o Sailor's Mother [Eclogue], The
o Sailor, Who Had Served In The Slave Trade, The
o Sappho: A Monodrama
o Soldier's Wife, The
o Sonnet 1 [Go Valentine And Tell That Lovely Maid]
o Sonnet 10 [How Darkly O'er Yon Far-Off Mountain Frowns]
o Sonnet 1: Slave Trade [Hold Your Mad Hands! For Ever On Your Plain]
o Sonnet 2 [Think Valentine, As Speeding On Thy Way]
o Sonnet 2: Slave Trade [Why Dost Thou Beat Thy Breast And Rend Thine Hair]
o Sonnet 3 [Not To Thee Bedford Mournful Is The Tale]
o Sonnet 3: Slave Trade [Oh He Is Worn With Toil! The Big Drops Run]
o Sonnet 4 [What Tho' No Sculptur'd Monument Proclaim]
o Sonnet 4: Slave Trade ['tis Night; The Mercenary Tyrants Sleep]
o Sonnet 5 [Hard By The Road, Where On That Little Mound]
o Sonnet 5: Slave Trade [Did Then The Bold Slave Rear At Last The Sword]
o Sonnet 6: Slave Trade [High In The Air Expos'd The Slave Is Hung]
o Sonnet 6: To A Brook Near The Village Of Corston
o Sonnet 7: To The Evening Rainbow
o Sonnet 8 [With Many A Weary Step, At Length I Gain]
o Sonnet 9 [Fair Is The Rising Morn When O'er The Sky]
o Sonnet [With Wayworn Feet A Pilgrim Woe-Begone]
o Surgeon's Warning, The
o To Contemplation
o To Horror
o To Mary Wollstonecraft
o To My Own Miniature Picture
o To The Chapel Bell
o To The Genius Of Africa
o Triumph Of Woman, The
o Victory, The
o Vision Of The Maid Of Orleans: The First Book, The
o Vision Of The Maid Of Orleans: The Second Book, The
o Vision Of The Maid Of Orleans: The Third Book, The
o Widow, The
o Winter
o Witch [Eclogue], The
o Written On Sunday Morning
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