Leaves of Grass

In Cabin'd Ships at Sea.
From "Walt Whitman":
TL celebrate, myself.

Houses and Rooms are full of Perfumes

6. A Child said, What is the Grass?

21 I am the Poet of the Body

́32. "I think I could turn and live with Animals

48. I have said that the Soul is not more than

XV. ROSSETTI, SWINBURNE, MORRIS-Introduction
ROSSETTI :

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The Prophecy - from "The King's Tragedy". 385

"The

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Earthly Paradise" (The Singer's Prelude) .

Part II. Great Poets, Past and Present

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alamion

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Gather ye Rose-buds while ye may
CAREW:

Song (Ask me no more)
The Unfading Beauty

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Serenade (Ah! County Guy)

nting Song (Waken, Lords and Ladies Gay) Chinvar - from "Marmion

he Harp that once through Tara's Halls is the Last Rose of Summer

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The Pillar of the Cloud (Lead, Kindly Light)

MANGAN:

Dark Rosaleen

EMERSON:

Brahma.

Days.

Give All to Love

The Problem.

Concord Hymn

MRS. BROWNING:

Sonnets from the Portuguese, 1, IX, XX-XXIII, XXXVIII,