The palace of fantasy
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- or, the bard's imagery; with other poems
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1. THE PALACE OF FANTASY; OR, THE BARD’S IMAGERY With Other Poems.2. ADVERTISEMENT.3. PREFACE.4. CONTENTS.5. CANTO I. ARGUMENT.6. CANTO I.7. CANTO II.8. CANTO II.9. CANTO III.10. CANTO III.11. CANTO IV.12. CANTO IV.13. CANTO V.14. CANTO V.15. CANTO VI.16. CANTO VI.17. ON VIEWING THE TESSELLATED PAVEMENT LATELY DISCOVERED ON THE SITE OF THE LATE FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH, THREADNEEDLE STREET.18. ON THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGE BY FIRE, On the Night of January 10, 1838. “A heap of dust alone remains of thee.”19. LINES,20. THOUGHTS ON SOLITARINESS. “Eagles fly alone, and they are but sheep which always herd together.”—Sidney.21. THE WRECK.[F]22. THE WAILING SPIRIT OF THE “ROUND-DOWN CLIFF.”[G]23. ON READING WORDSWORTH’S BEAUTIFUL LINES ON GRACE DARLING.24. THE EMIGRANTS.25. LINES ON THE PURSUITS OF GENIUS AND LEARNING, ADDRESSED TO THE LITERATI IN ALL COUNTRIES.26. CORN FIELDS.27. THE APPROACH.28. ON MY NEW-BORN SON.29. FIRESIDE MUSINGS.30. AN ADDRESS TO THE DAISY.31. I’VE BEEN A-MUSING.32. HISTORY, TRAVELS, BIOGRAPHY, ETC.33. JUVENILE WORKS.34. THEOLOGICAL WORKS.35. BOOKS FOR THE USE OF THE BLIND, Printed with a very distinct Raised Roman Letter, adapted to their touch.36. SCHOOL BOOKS.37. ORIENTAL PUBLICATIONS.38. POETRY.