Verses on A cat.

Fragment:  Omens.

EPITAPHIUM [Latin version of the epitaph in GRAY’S “Elegy"].

In horologium.

A dialogue.

To the moonbeam.

The solitary.

To death.

Love’s rose.

Eyes:  A fragment.

Original poetry by victor and Cazire.

1.  ‘Here I sit with my paper, my pen and my ink’.

2.  To miss —­ —­ [Harriet grove] from miss —­ —­ [Elizabeth Shelley].

3.  Song:  ‘Cold, cold is the blast’.

4.  Song:  ‘Come [Harriet]!  Sweet is the hour’.

5.  Song:  Despair.

6.  Song:  Sorrow.

7.  Song:  Hope.

8.  Song:  Translated from the Italian.

9.  Song:  Translated from the German.

10.  The IRISHMAN’S song.

11.  Song:  ‘Fierce roars the midnight storm’.

12.  Song:  To —­ [Harriet].

13.  Song:  To —­ [Harriet].

14.  Saint Edmond’s eve.

15.  Revenge.

16.  Ghasta; or, the avenging demon.

17.  Fragment; or, the triumph of conscience.

Poems from st. Irvyne; or, the Rosicrucian.

1.  Victoria.

2.  ‘On the dark height of Jura’.

3.  Sister Rosa.  A ballad.

4.  St. Irvyne’s tower.

5.  Bereavement.

6.  The drowned lover.

Posthumous fragments of Margaret Nicholson.

ADVERTISEMENT.

War.

Fragment:  Supposed to be an epithalamium of
Francis RAVAILLAC and Charlotte corday.

Despair.

Fragment.

The spectral Horseman.

Melody to A scene of former times.

Stanza from A translation of the Marseillaise hymn.