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Letitia Elizabeth Landon (1802-1838)
The Rating of Letitia Elizabeth Landon's Poems - Revenge
- A Legend of Tintagel Castle
- Oxford Street
- The Poor
- Children
- Piccadilly
- The Ruined Cottage
- Secrets
- The Power of Words
- Corinna
- Answer
- Dirge
- The Sheperd Boy
- Fountain’s Abbey
- Absence (I will not say, I fear your absent one)
- The Farewell
- Hannibal's Oath
- Sonnet (Green willow! over whom the perilous blast)
- Sir Thomas Lawrence
- The Crusader
- The Village of the Lepers
- Lines Addressed to Colonel H——, on His Return from Waterloo
- The Evening Prayer, or The Orphan
- Love's Parting Wreath
- The Castle of Chillon
- A Dream
- Sonnet (I envy not the traveller's delight)
- Furness Abbey
- Kate Kearney
- Lines to ——— (Think of me, and I'll tell thee when)
- Hebe
- Lancaster
- Song (A mouth that is itself a rose)
- Stanzas
- A Lover's Dream
- Cemetery of the Smolensko Church
- To ———
- Lines
- Absence (Oh! never can we feel how dear)
- Lines on ——
- The Star
- Dartmouth Castle, or, The Sea-Shore
- Ornaments
- Fragment (Love thee! yes, yes! the storms that rend aside)
- The Rush-Bearing at Ambleside
- Sonnet (It is not in the day of revelry)
- Sleeping Child
- The Storm
- Lines Addressed to Miss Bisset
- Collegiate Church, Manchester, or, The Minster
- The Phoenix and the Dove
- Addressed to —
- The Indian Girl, or, She Sat Alone Beside Her Hearth
- Castle Building
- Sketch of Scenery
- Cafes in Damascus
- Warning
- The Pilgrim
- A Name
- Fragment (I saw her amid pleasure's gayest haunts)
- The Improvistrice
- Linmouth, or, The Country Retreat
- A Summer Day
- Liverpool
- Amelioration and the Future, Man's Noble Tasks
- Fable
- Fragment (Is not this grove)
- Sketch of a Painting of Santa Malvidera, Escaped Miraculously from Shipwreck
- Portrait
- The Missionary’s Wife
- Age and Youth
- To Sir John Doyle, Bart
- Sassoor, in the Deccan, or, Thoughts of Christmas-Day in India
- Fragment (It is not spring, but still the new-come year)
- Stanzas, Adapted to Music by ---
- Answer to —
- Windleshaw Abbey, or, The Funeral
- The Reply of the Fountain
- The Tournament
- Love’s Choice
- Lines to ——— (No, no! thou hast broken the spell that entwin'd me)
- Ideal Likenesses. Ariadne
- The Nameless Grave
- Song (I wrote my name upon the sand)
- Curtius
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