SONGS FOR SUMMER HOURS. And I too in Arcadia 541 The Wandering Wind 542 Ye are not miss’d, fair Flowers! _ib._ The Willow Song _ib._ Leave me not yet 543 The Orange Bough _ib._ The Stream set Free _ib._ The Summer’s Call _ib._ Oh! Skylark, for thy Wing! 544 SONGS OF CAPTIVITY. Introduction 545 The Brother’s Dirge _ib._ The Alpine Horn _ib._ O ye Voices! _ib._ I Dream of all things Free 546 Far o’er the Sea _ib._ The Invocation _ib._ The Song of Hope _ib._ MISCELLANEOUS LYRICS. The Call to Battle 547 Mignon’s Song. Translated from Goethe _ib._ The Sisters. A Ballad 548 The Last Song of Sappho 549 Dirge _ib._ A Song of the Rose 550 Night-Blowing Flowers 551 The Wanderer and the Night-Flowers _ib._ Echo-Song _ib._ The Muffled Drum 552 The Swan and the Skylark _ib._ The Curfew-Song of England 553 Genius Singing to Love 554 Music at a Deathbed _ib._ Marshal Schwerin’s Grave 555 The Fallen Lime-Tree _ib._ The Bird at Sea 556 The Dying Girl and Flowers _ib._ The Ivy-Song 557 The Music of St Patrick’s _ib._ Keene; or, Lament of an Irish Mother over her Son Far Away 558 The Lyre and Flower 559 Sister! since I met thee last _ib._