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POETS, TITLES OF POEMS, AND MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS

The names of poets quoted in this anthology are printed in small
capitals. American poets are indicated by an asterisk (*),
living poets by a dagger (†). All titles are printed in italics.

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quoted 34-35.

(Lady Scott),

Anthology, the Greek, 350, 466.
Apology, An (Morris), 110,
quoted 215-216.
Aristotle, 2, 6, 363.

ARNOLD, MATTHEW, 1, 2, 7, 13,
14, 17, 91-92, 182, 275, 285,
364, 369, 400, 411, 418; poems
quoted: Destiny, 92; Shake-
speare, 285-286; Philomela,
369-370; Requiescat, 395-396;
Dover Beach, 418-419.

Ars Victrix (Dobson), quoted in
part 192.

Arthur, King, 400.

As Toilsome I Wander'd Vir-
ginia's Woods (Whitman),
quoted 378.

assonance, 82, 83.

Astrid (Noyes), quoted in part

82.

At Magnolia Cemetery (Timrod),
quoted 122-123.

Atalanta in Calydon, 141.
Atlantic Monthly, The, 323.
August, 1914, 474.

Auld Lang Syne (Burns), quoted
33-34.

autograph poems, 357-358.
Aylmer, Rose, 394.

Baby's Feet, A (Swinburne),
quoted 308.

Bacheller, Irving, 401.
ballad, the, Chapter VI passim,
235 ff.

Ballad of Dead Ladies, The (Vil-
lon), quoted 300-301.
Ballad of Heroes, A (Dobson),
quoted 297-298.

ballad stanza, the, 77, 252, 257.
ballade, the, 295 ff.

Ballade of the Southern Cross
(Lang), quoted 296-297.
Ballade to Theocritus, in Win-
ter (Lang), quoted 295-296.
Ballades and Rondeaus, 295.
Ballades in Blue China, 295,
296.

Ballot, The (Pierpont), quoted

115.

Bannockburn (Burns), quoted

49.

Bard's Epitaph, A (Burns), 351,
quoted 99-100.

Barney McGee (Hovey), quoted
in part 152.

Barrack-room Ballads, 252, 253,
447.

Battle Hymn of the Republic,
The (Mrs. Howe), 47-48, quoted

48.

Baudelaire, Charles, 400.
BEAUMONT, FRANCIS, 112; poem
quoted: On the Tombs in West-
minster Abbey, 113.
Beaumont, Sir George, 413, 414.
Beethoven, Ludwig Van, 21.
Believe Me if All Those Endear-
ing Young Charms (Moore),
55, quoted 38.

*Benét, Stephen Vincent, 468.
* Benét, William Rose, 453, 468.

Ben Jonson Entertains a Man
from Stratford (Robinson),
462, quoted in part 188-189.
Bennett, Arnold, 13.
Berlin, Irving, 27.

Bible, the, 251-252, 367, 368, 373.
†BINYON, LAURENCE; poem
quoted: For the Fallen, 476-
477.

BLAKE, WILLIAM, 15, 107, 127,
370-371; poems quoted: The
Tiger (in part), 72; Songs of
Innocence: Introduction, 74.
Blake (Fletcher), quoted 15.
blank verse, 172 ff., 192.

Blessed Damozel, The, 104, 392.
Bonnie Doon (Burns), quoted in
part 70.

Book, A (Dickinson), quoted 4.
Book of Lincoln, The, 406.
Bowles, William Lisle, 269.
**Branch, Anna Hempstead, 468.
Break, Break, Break (Tenny-
son), quoted 168-169.
BRERETON,

MRS. JANE; poem
quoted: On Beau Nash's Pic-
ture, 356.

Bride of Abydos, The (Byron),
quoted in part 165-166.
Bridge of Sighs, The (Hood),
342, quoted 153-156.
†BRIDGES, ROBERT, 282-284, 445;
poem quoted: Who Builds a
Ship, 284.

Broadway's Canyon (Fletcher),
quoted 432-433.

BROOKE, RUPERT, 210, 284, 474,
475; poem quoted: The Soldier,
284-285.

Browne, Sir Thomas, 364.
BROWNE, WILLIAM, poem quoted:
On the Countess Dowager of
Pembroke, 349.

BROWNING, MRS. ELIZABETH BAR-
RETT, 282-283, 321, 359; poem
quoted: How Do I Love Thee?
283.
BROWNING, ROBERT, 5, 156, 181,
182, 282, 364, 376, 392, 411,
428, 447, 466; poems quoted:

Prospice, 146-147; The Year's
at the Spring, 149; The Lost
Leader, 157-158; My Last
Duchess, 199-201; Up at α
Villa-Down in the City, 429-

432.

Bruce's Address to his Army at
Bannockburn (Burns), quoted
120-121.

Brussels Cross Inscription, quoted
352.

*BRYANT, WILLIAM CULLEN, 87,

88-90, 185-186, 204, 286, 428;
poems quoted: The Poet, 9-10;
To a Water-fowl, 88-89; Thana-
topsis (in part), 90; The
Prairies (in part), 186-187;
The Death of Lincoln, 403.
*BUNNER, HENRY CUYLER, 294,
309; poems quoted: A Pitcher
of Mignonette, 309; "One, Two,
Three," 335-336.

**BURGESS, GELETT, 340; poem
quoted: The Purple Cow, 340.
Burial of Sir John Moore, The
(Wolfe), quoted 145-146.
BURNS, ROBERT, 14, 30-34 (his
songs), 55-56, 321, 350, 351,
392, 411; poems quoted: Afton
Water, 31-32; Auld Lang Syne,
33-34; John Anderson, 55-56;
Bonnie Doon (in part), 70;
A Bard's Epitaph, 99-100;
Bruce's Address to his Army at
Bannockburn, 120-121; Epi-
taph on John Dove, 351; High-
land Mary, 392-393.
Burns (Whittier), quoted in part

5.

**BYNNER, WITTER, 8, 316, 360,

406, 468; poem quoted in part:
The New World, 381.
BYRON, LORD, 102, 144, 279-280,
336, 339, 372, 373, 411, 481;
poems quoted: She Walks in
Beauty, 70-71; The Destruc-
tion of Sennacherib, 138-139;
O Talk Not to Me, 139-140;
The Bride of Abydos (in part),
165-166; The Vision of Judg-

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catalexis, 152.

*Cawein, Madison, 444.
Century of Roundels, A, 308.
Certain American Poets (Shep-
ard), quoted 458.
chain verse, 316.
Chambered

Nautilus, The
(Holmes), quoted in part 90.
chant royal, the, 302.
Chapman, George, 271.
Charles II, 350.

CHAUCER, GEOFFREY, 14, 215, 294,
302, 454; poems quoted: Pro-
logue (in part), 195; To Rose-
mounde, A Balade, 303.
CHESTERFIELD, EARL OF, poem
quoted: Immortal Newton, 356.
Chevy Chase, 237.

Chicago (Sandburg), 384, 433,
quoted 433-435.

Childe

Harold's Pilgrimage
(Byron), 144, 411, 426, quoted
in part 221-222, 426-427.
Churchhill, Winston, 401.
clichés, 12.

city in poetry, the, 386-387, 425-
442.

classical meters, 68, 161-162, 368.

Cloud, The (Shelley), quoted 149-

152.

Clough, Arthur Hugh, 400.
COLERIDGE, SAMUEL TAYLOR, 2, 17,
60, 65, 129, 144, 166, 226, 240,
252, 339, 364, 410, 411, 481;
poems quoted: Metrical Feet
(in part), 65; Kubla Khan,
130-132; The Knight's Tomb,
166-167.

COLLINS, WILLIAM, 204, 411; poem
quoted: Ode to Evening, 365-

367.

"colyumists," 326.

Come, Republic (Masters), quoted
382-384.

Come, Sleep! O Sleep (Sidney),
quoted 276-277.
common meter, 77.
Composed

upon Westminster
Bridge (Wordsworth), quoted
428.

Comus (Milton), 322, quoted in
part 177-178.

Concord Hymn (Emerson),
quoted 56-57.
Conrad, Joseph, 453.

Consecration, A (Masefield),
110, quoted 455-456.
contemporary poetry, see Chap-
ter XII passim 443 ff., and
notes to Chapter XII.
Convention and Revolt in Poetry,

16.

Cooper, James Fenimore, 453.
Coronach (Scott), 147, quoted

148.

cowboy ballads, 237, 244 ff.
Cowboy Songs and Other Fron-
tier Ballads, 244.

COWPER, WILLIAM, 286, 318, 339,
411, 425; poem quoted: The
Poplar Field, 140-141.
Crabbe, George, 481.
*CRAPSEY, ADELAIDE, 468; poems
quoted: On Seeing Weather-
beaten Trees, 194; Triad, 360;
The Warning, 360.
Creative Criticism, 388.

Creeds (Wattles), quoted 356.

Croce, Benedetto, 8, 226.
Crossing the Bar (Tennyson), 22,
quoted 62-63.

dactylic verse, 68, 152 ff.
Daffodil Fields, The, 447.
Danny Deever (Kipling), quoted
252-254.

Dante, 183, 191, 222, 286 ff., 292,
392.

Darest Thou Now, O Soul (Whit-
man), 378, quoted 379.
Dark Hills, The (Robinson), 462,
quoted 462-463.

Darwin, Charles, 20, 416, 417.
Dauber, 454.

Dead Men Tell No Tales (Long),
quoted 126.

death, poems on, 378, 389-400.
Death of Lincoln, The (Bryant),
quoted 403.

Decatur, Stephen, 470.
Dedication, 104.

†de la Mare, Walter, 421.
DeQuincey, Thomas, 129, 364.
Derby, Earl of, 193.

Destiny (Arnold), quoted 92.
Destruction of Sennacherib,
The (Byron), quoted 138-139.
*Dickinson, Emily, poems quoted:
A Book, 4; This Quiet Dust,
353.

didactic verse, 7-8, 90.
dimeter, 75.

Dixie, 22, 42, 46.

DOBSON, HENRY AUSTIN, 294, 302,
306, 312, 323, 339, 360-361, 446;
poems quoted: Ars Victrix (in
part), 192; A Ballad of
Heroes, 297-298; The Prodi-
gals, 299; In After Days, 305;
The Wanderer, 306-307; Vitas
Hinnuleo, 307-308; A Kiss,
309; When I Saw You Last,
Rose, 310-311; Jocosa Lyra,
361-362.

Dodgson, Charles L. See Carroll,
Lewis.

Domesday Book, 465.
double ballade, the, 302.

DOUGLAS, WILLIAM, poem quoted:

Annie Laurie, 34-35.
Dover Beach (Arnold), 364, 418,
quoted 418-419.

DOYLE, SIR FRANCIS HASTINGS
CHARLES, 94; poem quoted:
The Private of the Buffs, 94-

96.

Drake, 65, 453.

dramatic monologue, the, 199.
DRAYTON, MICHAEL, poem quoted:
Since There's No Help, 277.
Dried Marjoram, 447.
†Drinkwater, John, 401.
Drum-Taps, 377.

duple meters, the, see Chapter
III passim, 65 ff.
Dvorak, 22, 28.

DRYDEN, JOHN, 196, 226, 364;
poem quoted: Lines Printed
under the Engraved Portrait
of Milton, 197.
†DUNSANY, LORD, 3, 373; poems
in prose quoted: The Worm
and the Angel, 373-374; The
Prayer of the Flowers, 442.

Earth (Wheelock), 422, quoted
423-425.

**Eastman, Max, 15.
Eggleston, Edward, 401.

Elegiac Stanzas (Wordsworth),
quoted 414-416.
elegies, great, 399-400.

Elegy (Millay), quoted 398-399.
Elegy Written in a Country
Churchyard (Gray), 204,
quoted 205-210.
Eliot, George, 391.
*EMERSON, RALPH WALDO, 6, 128,
364, 375, 400,
462; poems
quoted: Concord Hymn, 56-57;
The Rhodora (in part), 87;
This Shining Moment, 172;
The Snow-Storm, 187-188.
Emmett, Daniel Decatur, 46.
Endymion, 104.

England my Mother (Watson),
quoted in part 443.
Enoch Arden, 447.

Enslaved, 454.
epitaph, the, 99, 209, 349 ff.
Epitaph Intended for Sir Isaac
Newton (Pope), quoted 349.
Epitaph on Charles II (Roches-
ter), quoted 350.

Epitaph on John Dove (Burns),
quoted 351.

Eternal Way, The (Le Gal-
lienne), quoted 459-460.
Evangeline (Longfellow), 368,
375, quoted in part 162-163.
Eve of St. Agnes, The (Keats),
3, quoted in part 220.
Everlasting Mercy, The, 453, 454.
Exit (Fletcher), quoted 385-386.
eye-rime, 58, 98.

Faërie Queene, The (Spenser),
quoted in part 218-219.
Fair Harvard (Gilman), 38-40,
quoted 39-40.

feminine rime, 81, 100.
Fence, 4 (Sandburg), quoted
384-385.

**Ficke, Arthur Davison, 468.
*FIELD, EUGENE, 326; poem
quoted: The Truth

Horace, 326-327.

Fifty-one Tales, 373.

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