RECORDS OF THE SPRING OF 1834.
A Vernal Thought 617
To the Sky _ib._
On Records of Immature Genius _ib._
On Watching the Flight of a Skylark 618
A Thought of the Sea _ib._
Distant Sound of the Sea at Evening _ib._
The River Clwyd in North Wales _ib._
Orchard-Blossoms 619
To a Distant Scene _ib._
A Remembrance of Grasmere _ib._
Thoughts connected with Trees _ib._
The Same _ib._
On Reading Paul and Virginia in Childhood 620
A Thought at Sunset _ib._
Images of Patriarchal Life _ib._
Attraction of the East _ib._
To an Aged Friend 620
A Happy Hour 621
Foliage _ib._
A Prayer _ib._
Prayer continued _ib._
Memorial of a Conversation 622
RECORDS OF THE AUTUMN OF 1834.
The Return to Poetry 622
To Silvio Pellico, on Reading his “Prigione” _ib._
To the Same released _ib._
On a Scene in the Dargle 623
On the Datura Arborea _ib._
On Reading Coleridge’s Epitaph _ib._
Design and Performance _ib._
Hope of Future Communion with Nature _ib._
Dreams of the Dead 624
The Poetry of the Psalms _ib._
Despondency and Aspiration _ib._
The Huguenot’s Farewell 626
Antique Greek Lament 627
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