PoemsFront matterReading editionChapter navigation54 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIntroductory materialSCENE I—A Study. Books, pictures, and sculpture about the room, interspersed with chemical and other instruments, globes, &c.; a singular blending of science with art, indicating a delicate and speculative organization in the arranger.SCENE II.—The Same.SCENE III.—A Boudoir. Flowers about it, in beautifully shaped Vases. A Greenhouse at one end. The window-panes delicately tinted, and hung with light fleecy draperies. MABEL working, and singing in a low voice.HEBE.SPRING.THE BITTERN.GONE.BEATRICE DI TENDA.SERENADE.THE EAGLE.WHITHER?THE MORNING STAR.THE DELECTABLE MOUNTAINS.THE DARK RIVER.WYTHAM WOODS.THE STAR IN THE EAST.UNDER THE SEA.WIND.A CHALLENGE.AT PARTING.A WITHERED ROSE-BUD.DE PROFUNDIS.THE MOTHER.SONNET.SEA MARGINS.SONG.THE BELL.LLEWELLYN.A SHELL.THE RAVEN.SONNETSTHE PASSAGE-BIRDS.MEMNON.A CONCEIT.THE LAND'S END.THE OLDEN TIME.FATHER AND SON.ORION.THE GOLDEN WATER.YEARS AGO.VULCAN.SONG.GUY OF WARWICK.AT EVENTIDE.A DIRGE.TO MY DREAM-LOVE.A NIGHT SCENE.SONNET.FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER.ORPHEUS.THE SCULPTOR.[ADVERTISEMENT]Beginning of this editionNext chapter →Introductory materialAll chapters and sections (54)Opening pagesFront matterIntroductory materialOther sectionsSCENE I—A Study. Books, pictures, and sculpture about the room, interspersed with chemical and other instruments, globes, &c.; a singular blending of science with art, indicating a delicate and speculative organization in the arranger.Scenes23Other sectionsHEBE.SPRING.THE BITTERN.GONE.BEATRICE DI TENDA.SERENADE.THE EAGLE.WHITHER?THE MORNING STAR.THE DELECTABLE MOUNTAINS.THE DARK RIVER.WYTHAM WOODS.THE STAR IN THE EAST.UNDER THE SEA.WIND.A CHALLENGE.AT PARTING.A WITHERED ROSE-BUD.DE PROFUNDIS.THE MOTHER.SONNET.SEA MARGINS.SONG.THE BELL.LLEWELLYN.A SHELL.THE RAVEN.SONNETSTHE PASSAGE-BIRDS.MEMNON.A CONCEIT.THE LAND'S END.THE OLDEN TIME.FATHER AND SON.ORION.THE GOLDEN WATER.YEARS AGO.VULCAN.SONG.GUY OF WARWICK.AT EVENTIDE.A DIRGE.TO MY DREAM-LOVE.A NIGHT SCENE.SONNET.FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER.ORPHEUS.THE SCULPTOR.[ADVERTISEMENT]BYWALTER R. CASSELSLONDON1856◇Introductory material →