-- “Se lamentar augelli, o verdi fronde” _ib._ Pietro Bembo.--“O Muerte! que sueles ser” _ib._ Francesco Lorenzini.--“O Zefiretto, che movendo vai” _ib._ Gesner.--Morning Song 52 German Song.--“Mädchen, lernet Amor kennen” _ib._ Chaulieu.--“Grotte, d’où sort ce clair ruisseau” _ib._ Garcilaso de Vega.--“Coyed de vuestra alegre primavera” 52 Lorenzo de Medici.--Violets 53 Pindemonte.--On the Hebe of Canova _ib._ MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. Lines written in a Hermitage on the Sea-shore 54 Dirge of a Child _ib._ Invocation 55 To the Memory of General Sir E--D P--K--M _ib._ To the Memory of Sir H--Y E--LL--S, who fell in the battle of Waterloo 56 Guerilla Song. Founded on the story related of the Spanish patriot Mina _ib._ The Aged Indian, _ib._ Evening amongst the Alps 57 Dirge of the Highland Chief in “Waverley” _ib._ The Crusaders’ War-Song 58 The Death of Clanronald _ib._ To the Eye 59 The Hero’s Death, _ib._ Stanzas on the Death of the Princess Charlotte _ib._ WALLACE’S INVOCATION TO BRUCE. 63 Advertisement by the Author, &c. _ib._ TALES AND HISTORIC SCENES. The Abencerrage 67 The Widow of Crescentius 85 The Last Banquet of Antony and Cleopatra 93 Alaric in Italy 95 The Wife of Asdrubal 97 Heliodorus in the Temple 98 Night-scene in Genoa. From Sismondi’s “Républiques Italiennes” 99 The Troubadour and Richard Cœur-de-Lion 101 The Death of Conradin 103 Critical Annotations 105 THE SCEPTIC 106 Critical Annotations 113 SUPERSTITION AND REVELATION 114 ITALIAN LITERATURE.