252, 283, 364, 365, 372, 392, 400, 411, 412, 425, 446-447, 452, 453; poems quoted: Crossing the Bar, 62-63; Sweet and Low, 63; The Splendor Falls, 107- 108; Ring Out, Wild Bells, 108-109; To the Queen, 110-111; To Virgil, 113-115; Break, Break, Break, 168-169; Ulysses, 183-185; Sir John Franklin, 349-350; Flower in the Cran- nied Wall, 412; In Memoriam (in part), 108-109, 417-418. Tennyson (van Dyke), quoted
Thanatopsis (Bryant), quoted in part 90. Theocritus, 295.
This Quiet Dust (Dickinson), quoted 353.
*Thompson, Maurice, 400, 401. Thomson, James, 219, 411. Thoreau, Henry David, 375. Thorndike, Ashley Horace, 446. Tiger, The (Blake), quoted in part 72.
time element in English verse, the,, 67.
Time I've Lost in Wooing, The (Moore), quoted in part 324. *TIMROD, HENRY; poem quoted: At Magnolia Cemetery, 121-
Tinker, Chauncey B., 352. Tintern Abbey (Wordsworth), 412, quoted in part 413. To a Certain Civilian (Whitman), quoted 376.
To a Child of Quality Five Years Old (Prior), quoted 334. To a Locomotive in Winter (Whitman), quoted 436-437. To a Post-Office Inkwell (Mor- ley), quoted 357.
To One in Paradise (Poe), quoted 128-129.
To Robert Browning (Landor), quoted 182.
To Rosemounde.
A Balade (Chaucer), quoted 303.
To the Queen (Tennyson), quoted 110-111.
To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time (Herrick), 324, quot- ed 325.
To Thomas Moore (Byron), quoted 337.
To Those Who Died (J. R. Lowell), quoted 358.
To Virgil (Tennyson), 172, quot- ed 113-115.
To Walt Whitman in America (Swinburne), quoted in part
toast, the, 336-339.
tone-color, 83. See also onoma- topœia.
translators, 192-193, 286-287. Trees (Kilmer), quoted 422. Triad (Crapsey), quoted 360. trimeter, 75.
triolet, the, 308-309.
triple meters, the, 69; see Chap- ter IV passim, 137 ff. trochaic verse, 68, 72.
Truth about Horace, The (Field), quoted 326-327.
Upon his Departure Hence (Herrick), quoted 76.
†*Van Dyke, HENRY; poem quoted: Tennyson, 112. Vanity Fair, 144. "Vanity, Saith the
(Peabody), quoted 332-333.
Vergil, 67, 172, 173, 368. vers de société, 306, 318 ff. verse-writing, 17 ff.
Victorian poets, the; 2, 13; con- temporary aversion to, 446- 447, 450.
villanelle, the, 309-311.
Villanelle (Henley), quoted 311. VILLON, FRANÇOIS, 300, 302; poem quoted: The Ballad of Dead Ladies, 300-301. Vision of Judgment,
The (Byron), 373, quoted in part 214-215.
Vitas Hinnuleo (Dobson), quoted 307-308.
Wagner, Richard, 23.
WALLER, EDMUND; poem quoted: Go, Lovely Rose, 87-88. Wanderer, The (Dobson), quoted 306-307.
Wanderer's Night-songs (Long- fellow from Goethe), quoted 353-354.
war and poetry, 470 ff. War with Germany, poetry of,
Warning, The (Crapsey), quoted
360. †WATSON, SIR WILLIAM, 110, 157, 285, 400, 445; poems quoted: Lachrima Musarum (in part), 1; Written in Mr. Sidney Lee's Life of Shakespeare, 286; His Friends He Loved, 355; To Christina Rossetti, 359; For Metaphors of Man, 410; Eng- land, my Mother (in part), 443. Watterson, Henry, 401. **WATTLES, WILLARD; quoted: Creeds, 356. WATTS-DUNTON, THEODORE, 11 (his definition of poetry), 137, 226-227; poem quoted: The Sonnet's Voice, 293.
Wells, Carolyn, 321.
West in poetry, the, 116-117, 186-187, 439.
West Wind, The (Masefield), quoted 170-171.
West Wind, Ode to the (Shelley), quoted 223-225.
Westminster Abbey, 112-113. Westward Ho (Miller), 115, quoted 116-117.
What Guile is This (Spenser), quoted 275.
When I Consider (Milton), 270, 271, quoted 270.
**WHEELOCK, JOHN HALL, 422, 468; poem quoted: Earth, 423- 425.
When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer (Whitman), quoted 377.
When I Saw You Last, Rose
(Dobson), quoted 310-311. When Lovely Woman Stoops to Folly (Goldsmith), quoted 101. When Lovely Woman Wants a Favor (Cary), quoted 345-346. Whistler, James McNeil, 5. White, Gleeson, 295.
White Man's Burden, The (Kip- ling), quoted 92-94. Whitefield, George, 104. Whitlock, Brand, 401.
*WHITMAN, WALT, 12, 363, 364, 365, 369, 370, 371, 372, 374- 379, 380, 381, 400, 432, 457; poems quoted: To Old Age, 359; To a Certain Civilian, 376; When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer, 377; As Toilsome I Wander'd Virginia's Woods, 378; Darest Thou Now, O Soul, 379; O Captain! my Captain! 402-403; To a Locomotive in Winter, 436-437.
*WHITTIER, JOHN GREENLeaf, 5, 110, 125, 157, 346, 405, 457, 459; poems quoted: Burns (in part), 5; Snow-Bound (Whit- tier), quoted in part 125; Skipper Ireson's Ride, 259-262; Telling the Bees, 396-398. Who Builds a Ship (Bridges), quoted 284.
Widow in the Bye Street, The (Masefield), 453, 454, quoted in part 217. Wilde, Richard Henry, 87. William Tell, 58.
Winchilsea, Lady, 411.
Wisdom (Teasdale), quoted 124. With Petrarch's Sonnets (Lan- dor), quoted 354. WOLFE, CHARLES, 144; poem quoted: The Burial of Sir John Moore, 145-146. Woman's Will (Saxe), quoted
*Woodberry, George Edward,
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM, 1, 3, 7, 11, 42, 83, 85, 87, 132, 144, 156, 179, 215, 226, 227, 252, 278-279, 283, 317, 363, 411,
412-416, 427-428, 435, 461, 481; poems quoted: The Solitary Reaper, 84-85; I Wandered Lonely, 86; Ode to Duty, 96- 98; The Prelude (in part), 179-180; Ode: Intimations of Immortality, 228-234; London, 1802, 278-279; The World Is Too Much With Us, 279; She Dwelt among the Untrodden Ways, 393-394; Tintern Abbey (in part), 413; Elegiac Stan- zas, 414-416; Composed upon Westminster Bridge, 428. World Is Too Much With Us, The (Wordsworth), 278, 427, quoted 279.
Worm and the Angel, The (Dun- sany), quoted 373-374. Wren, Sir Christopher, 160. Wright-Davis, Mary, 406. Written in a Lady's Milton (Prior), quoted 355.
Written in Mr. Sidney Lee's Life of Shakespeare, 285, quoted 286.
Wyatt, Sir Thomas, 269.
A blend of mirth and sadness, smiles and tears
All men are free and equal born And in the frosty season, when the sun Announced by all the trumpets of the sky
As he crawled from the tombs of the fallen As I was walking all alane
As one, at midnight, wakened by the call As o'er the cold sepulchral stone
As to democracy, fellow citizens
As toilsome I wander'd Virginia's woods At midnight, in the month of June
Avenge, O Lord, thy slaughtered saints, whose bones
Breathes there the man, with soul so dead Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul By the rude bridge that arched the flood Come, fill the Cup and in the fire of Spring
Come, Sleep! O Sleep, the certain knot of peace Come! United States of America
Cromwell, I did not think to shed a tear
Darest thou now, O Soul .
Dark, dark lay the drifters against the red West
Down Bye Street, in a little Shropshire town Drink to me only with thine eyes
Earth has not anything to show more fair Eternal Spirit of the chainless Mind
Fair Harvard! thy sons to thy jubilee throng Fair islands of the silver fleece
Farewell, Romance! the Cave-men said
Fear death? to feel the fog in my throat Flower in the crannied wall
Flow gently, sweet Afton, among thy green braes For all we have and are
For metaphors of man we search the skies From the misty shores of midnight
Had I plenty of money, money enough and to spare
Hail to thee, blithe Spirit
Hark! hark! the lark at heaven's gate sings
He, making speedy way through 'spersèd air
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