Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 7THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER29-*Reading editionChapter navigation65 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIntroductory materialILLUSTRATIONSTHE DAFFODILSTO THE FRINGED GENTIANTO A MOUSETO A MOUNTAIN DAISYTHE OLD OAKEN BUCKET11-1BANNOCKBURNBOAT SONGTHE GOVERNOR AND THE NOTARYTHE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER29-*PART IPART IIPART IIIPART IVPART VPART VIPART VIITHE BLACK HAWK TRAGEDY58-1THE PETRIFIED FERNAN EXCITING CANOE RACETHE BUFFALOTHE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADEFOR A’ THAT AND A’ THATBREATHES THERE THE MANHOW SLEEP THE BRAVEQUEEN VICTORIATHE RECESSIONALTHE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER167-*HOW’S MY BOY?THE SOLDIER’S DREAMMAKE WAY FOR LIBERTY!THE OLD CONTINENTALSTHE PICKET-GUARDMY OLD KENTUCKY HOMETHE FORSAKEN MERMANTOM AND MAGGIE TULLIVERA GORILLA HUNTTHE CLOUDBRUTE NEIGHBORSODE TO A SKYLARKTHE POND IN WINTERSALMON FISHINGWINTER ANIMALSTREES AND ANTS THAT HELP EACH OTHER306-1THE FAMILY OF MICHAEL AROUT314-1ON THE RECEIPT OF MY MOTHER’S PICTUREMY MOTHER’S PICTURETHOSE EVENING BELLSANNABEL LEETHE THREE FISHERSTHE REAPER’S DREAMTHE RECOVERY OF THE HISPANIOLA352-1JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER381-1WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANTTO A WATERFOWLOLIVER WENDELL HOLMESTHE CUBES OF TRUTHTHE LOST CHILDJAMES RUSSELL LOWELLA CHILD’S THOUGHT OF GODELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNINGDON QUIXOTEPRONUNCIATION OF PROPER NAMESPrevious chapter ←THE GOVERNOR AND THE NOTARYNext chapter →PART IAll chapters and sections (65)Opening pagesFront matterIntroductory materialOther sectionsILLUSTRATIONSTHE DAFFODILSTO THE FRINGED GENTIANTO A MOUSETO A MOUNTAIN DAISYTHE OLD OAKEN BUCKET11-1BANNOCKBURNBOAT SONGTHE GOVERNOR AND THE NOTARYTHE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER29-*Parts1234567Part 7 · Other sectionsTHE BLACK HAWK TRAGEDY58-1THE PETRIFIED FERNAN EXCITING CANOE RACETHE BUFFALOTHE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADEFOR A’ THAT AND A’ THATBREATHES THERE THE MANHOW SLEEP THE BRAVEQUEEN VICTORIATHE RECESSIONALTHE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER167-*HOW’S MY BOY?THE SOLDIER’S DREAMMAKE WAY FOR LIBERTY!THE OLD CONTINENTALSTHE PICKET-GUARDMY OLD KENTUCKY HOMETHE FORSAKEN MERMANTOM AND MAGGIE TULLIVERA GORILLA HUNTTHE CLOUDBRUTE NEIGHBORSODE TO A SKYLARKTHE POND IN WINTERSALMON FISHINGWINTER ANIMALSTREES AND ANTS THAT HELP EACH OTHER306-1THE FAMILY OF MICHAEL AROUT314-1ON THE RECEIPT OF MY MOTHER’S PICTUREMY MOTHER’S PICTURETHOSE EVENING BELLSANNABEL LEETHE THREE FISHERSTHE REAPER’S DREAMTHE RECOVERY OF THE HISPANIOLA352-1JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER381-1WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANTTO A WATERFOWLOLIVER WENDELL HOLMESTHE CUBES OF TRUTHTHE LOST CHILDJAMES RUSSELL LOWELLA CHILD’S THOUGHT OF GODELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNINGDON QUIXOTEPRONUNCIATION OF PROPER NAMESTHE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER29-*By Samuel T. Coleridge◇Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Note.—In 1798 there was published in England a little volume of poems known as Lyrical Ballads. This collection brought to its two young aut← THE GOVERNOR AND THE NOTARYPART I →