The Poems of Shelley: Volume Two: 1817 - 1819

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ISBN: 9780582030824 | 058203082X
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Copyright: 6/2/2000

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'The whole is a model of objective and scrupulous scholarship...This first reliably complete edition promises to be the standard scholarly text for many years to come.' The Times Literary Supplement

Note on Illustrations

viii

Preface to Volume Two

Acknowledgements

Chronological Table of Shelley's Life and Publications

xiii

Abbreviations

xvi

THE POEMS

`Frail clouds arrayed in sunlight lose the glory'

(7)

Jack Donovan

Laon and Cythna

(256)

Jack Donovan

Fragments connected with Laon and Cythna

261

(5)

Jack Donovan

Rosalind and Helen, a Modern Eclogue

266

(41)

Ozymandias

307

(4)

Athanase

311

(17)

To Constantia (`The red Rose that drinks the fountain dew')

328

(2)

`arise sweet Mary rise'

330

(1)

`My head is heavy, my limbs are weary'

330

(1)

`Serene in his unconquerable might'

330

(1)

Address to the Human Mind

331

(1)

`Great Spirit whom the sea of boundless mind'

332

(1)

`My spirit like a charmed bark doth swim'

333

(1)

`To thirst and find no fill'

334

(1)

To Constantia (`Thy voice, slow rising like a Spirit, lingers')

335

(3)

Translations of the Homeric Hymns

338

(1)

To Castor and Pollux

339

(1)

To the Moon

340

(1)

To the Sun

341

(2)

To the Earth, Mother of All

343

(1)

To Minerva

344

(1)

Hymn to Venus

345

(3)

Lament for Bion

348

(1)

To the Nile

349

(2)

`Now Heaven neglected is by Men'

351

(1)

`Listen, listen, Mary mine --'

351

(1)

Mazenghi

352

(9)

From Virgil's Tenth Eclogue

361

(2)

From Virgil's Fourth Georgic

363

(1)

`Heigh ho, wisdom and folly'

364

(1)

Scene for Tasso

365

(4)

`Silence; oh well are Death and sleep and thou'

369

(2)

The Cyclops

371

(42)

Sonnet (`Lift not the painted veil which those who live')

413

(2)

`Alas, this is not what I thought life was'

415

(2)

`One sung of thee who left the tale untold'

417

(1)

`And the fierce beasts of the world's wildernesses'

418

(1)

`O Mary dear, that you were here'

419

(2)

`I am drunk with the honey-wine'

421

(1)

`Flourishing vine, whose kindling clusters glow'

422

(1)

`And where is truth? On tombs? for such to thee'

422

(1)

`Behold, sweet Sister mine, once more descend'

423

(1)

The Two Spirits. An Allegory

424

(3)

Lines Written among the Euganean Hills, October, 1818

427

(16)

`And who feels discord now or sorrow?'

443

(1)

`O mighty mind, in whose deep stream this age'

444

(1)

Song for Tasso

445

(2)

Stanzas written in dejection -- December 1818, near Naples

447

(4)

`There was a little lawny islet'

451

(1)

`In the cave which wild weeds cover'

452

(1)

`Rome has fallen, ye see it lying'

453

(1)

`Follow to the deep wood, sweetest'

453

(1)

`How sweet it is to sit and read the tales'

454

(1)

`Wake the serpent not -- lest he'

454

(1)

`Hold -- divine image'

455

(1)

Prometheus Unbound

456

(198)

Fragments connected with Prometheus Unbound

650

(4)

`the weeping willows'

654

(1)

`The cotton poplar's down'

654

(1)

Julian and Maddalo

655

(40)

Ralph Pite

`How pale and cold thou art in thy despair'

695

(1)

Retribution: from Moschus

695

(2)

Translation of part of Bion's Lament for Adonis

697

(4)

Misery. -- A Fragment

701

(6)

Unused stanzas for `Misery. -- A Fragment'

706

(1)

`The world is dreary'

707

(1)

`What dost thou here Spirit of glowing life'

708

(1)

`My dearest Mary, wherefore hast thou gone'

709

(1)

`Wilt thou forget the happy hours'

710

(1)

`The babe is at peace within the womb'

711

(1)

`There is a warm and gentle atmosphere'

711

(2)

The Cenci

713

(151)

Michael Rossington

Appendix A: The contents of Shelley's collections of 1819 and 1820

864

(1)

Appendix B: An Historical Note on the Cenci Story and the Sources of Shelley's Knowledge of it by Michael Rossington

865

(11)

Index of Titles

876

(2)

Index of First Lines

878

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