Complete Poetical Works of Dante Gabriel Rossetti by Rossetti, Dante Gabriel -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title page COPYRIGHT www.delphiclassics.com NOTE The Poetry of Dante Gabriel Rossetti BRIEF INTRODUCTION: DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI

CONTENTS EARLY POEMS MY SISTER’S SLEEP (1850 VERSION) MARY’S GIRLHOOD THE BLESSED DAMOZEL (1850 VERSION) THE CARILLON FROM THE CLIFFS: NOON (1850 VERSION) PAX VOBIS (1850 VERSION) WORLD’S WORTH AN ALLEGORICAL DANCE OF WOMEN, BY ANDREA MANTEGNA IN THE LOUVRE A VIRGIN AND CHILD, BY HANS MEMMELING IN THE ACADEMY OF BRUGES A VENETIAN PASTORAL, BY GIORGIONE IN THE LOUVRE (1850 VERSION) RUGGIERO AND ANGELICA, BY INGRES THE CARD-DEALER SISTER HELEN THE BURDEN OF NINEVEH MIDDLE POEMS THE STAFF AND SCRIP SUDDEN LIGHT THE PORTRAIT AVE A LAST CONFESSION (REGNO LOMBARDO-VENETO, 1848) DANTE AT VERONA ON REFUSAL OF AID BETWEEN NATIONS A YOUNG FIR-WOOD FOR ‘OUR LADY OF THE ROCKS’ BY LEONARDO DA VINCI ON THE ‘VITA NUOVA’ OF DANTE MY SISTER’S SLEEP (1870 VERSION) PENUMBRA THE BLESSED DAMOZEL (1870 VERSION) THE HONEYSUCKLE THE SEA-LIMITS (1870 VERSION) A MATCH WITH THE MOON STRATTON WATER A VENETIAN PASTORAL, BY GIORGIONE IN THE LOUVRE (1870 VERSION) LOVE’S NOCTURN THE WOODSPURGE BEAUTY AND THE BIRD JENNY EVEN SO A NEW YEAR’S BURDEN A LITTLE WHILE AN OLD SONG ENDED THE SONG OF THE BOWER MY FATHER’S CLOSE JOHN OF TOURS DANTIS TENEBRÆ ASPECTA MEDUSA PLIGHTED PROMISE VENUS VERTICORDIA THE PASSOVER IN THE HOLY FAMILY MARY MAGDALENE AT THE DOOR OF SIMON THE PHARISEE CASSANDRA PANDORA FOR ‘THE WINE OF CIRCE’ BY EDWARD BURNE JONES THREE TRANSLATIONS FROM FRANÇOIS VILLON, 1450 THE BALLAD OF DEAD LADIES TO DEATH, OF HIS LADY HIS MOTHER’S SERVICE TO OUR LADY ONE GIRL LOVE-LILY FIRST LOVE REMEMBERED TROY TOWN EDEN BOWER THE STREAM’S SECRET ON THE SITE OF A MULBERRY-TREE DOWN STREAM THE CLOUD, CONFINES SUNSET WINGS THE YOUNG GIRL LATER POEMS A FAREWELL THE LEAF WINTER SPRING UNTIMELY LOST PROSERPINA (ENGLISH) PROSERPINA (ITALIAN) LA BELLA MANO (ENGLISH) LA BELLA MANO (ITALIAN) FRANCESCA DA RIMINI FOR ‘THE HOLY FAMILY’ BY MICHELANGELO IN THE NATIONAL GALLERY LA PIA THE BRIDE’S PRELUDE SONG AND MUSIC PLACE DE LA BASTILLE, PARIS WELLINGTON’S FUNERAL THE CHURCH PORCH I THE CHURCH PORCH II WORDS ON THE WINDOW-PANE GIOVENTÛ E SIGNORIA - YOUTH AND LORDSHIP YOUTH AND LORDSHIP SOOTHSAY ROSE MARY ROSE MARY: PART I ROSE MARY: PART II ROSE MARY: PART III CHIMES A SEA-SPELL PARTED PRESENCE A DEATH-PARTING THREE SHADOWS ADIEU ASTARTE SYRIACA FIAMMETTA THE WHITE SHIP: HENRY I OF ENGLAND - 25TH NOVEMBER, 1120 FIVE ENGLISH POETS I. THOMAS CHATTERTON II. WILLIAM BLAKE III. SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE IV. JOHN KEATS V. PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY THE DAY-DREAM FOR ‘SPRING’ BY SANDRO BOTTICELLI IN THE ACCADEMIA OF FLORENCE INSOMNIA TIBER, NILE, AND THAMES ALAS, SO LONG! FOUND CZAR ALEXANDER THE SECOND THE KING’S TRAGEDY POSSESSION SPHERAL CHANGE ON CERTAIN ELIZABETHAN REVIVALS RALEIGH’S CELL IN THE TOWER MNEMOSYNE TO PHILIP BOURKE MARSTON, INCITING ME TO POETIC WORK FOR ‘AN ANNUNCIATION EARLY GERMAN’ AT THE SUN-RISE IN 1848 AUTUMN SONG THE LADY’S LAMENT VOX ECCLESIAE, VOX CHRISTI MEMORY THE STAIRCASE OF NOTRE DAME, PARIS NEAR BRUSSELS - A HALF-WAY PAUSE THE MIRROR DURING MUSIC ENGLISH MAY DAWN ON THE NIGHT-JOURNEY TO THOMAS WOOLNER: FIRST SNOW 9 FEBRUARY 1853 THE SEED OF DAVID DENNIS SHAND AFTER THE FRENCH LIBERATION OF ITALY THE ORCHARD-PIT TO ART ON BURNS FIN DI MAGGIO AFTER THE GERMAN SUBJUGATION OF FRANCE, 1871 THE QUESTION NOTEBOOK FRAGMENTS THE HOUSE OF LIFE PART I. YOUTH AND CHANGE INTRODUCTORY SONNET LOVE ENTHRONED BRIDAL BIRTH REDEMPTION LOVESIGHT HEART’S HOPE THE KISS NUPTIAL SLEEP SUPREME SURRENDER LOVE’S LOVERS PASSION AND WORSHIP THE PORTRAIT THE LOVE-LETTER THE LOVERS’ WALK ANTIPHONY YOUTH’S SPRING-TRIBUTE THE BIRTH-BOND A DAY OF LOVE BEAUTY’S PAGEANT GENIUS IN BEAUTY SILENT NOON GRACIOUS MOONLIGHT LOVE-SWEETNESS HEART’S HAVEN LOVE’S BAUBLES PRIDE OF YOUTH WINGED HOURS MID-RAPTURE HEART’S COMPASS SOUL-LIGHT THE MOONSTAR LAST FIRE HER GIFTS EQUAL TROTH VENUS VICTRIX THE DARK GLASS THE LAMP’S SHRINE LIFE-IN-LOVE THE LOVE-MOON THE MORROW’S MESSAGE SLEEPLESS DREAMS SEVERED SELVES THROUGH DEATH TO LOVE HOPE OVERTAKEN LOVE AND HOPE CLOUD AND WIND SECRET PARTING PARTED LOVE BROKEN MUSIC DEATH-IN-LOVE WILLOWWOOD WITHOUT HER LOVE’S FATALITY STILLBORN LOVE TRUE WOMAN I. HERSELF II. HER LOVE III. HER HEAVEN LOVE’S LAST GIFT PART II. CHANGE AND FATE TRANSFIGURED LIFE THE SONG-THROE THE SOUL’S SPHERE INCLUSIVENESS ARDOUR AND MEMORY KNOWN IN VAIN HEART OF THE NIGHT THE LANDMARK A DARK DAY AUTUMN IDLENESS THE HILL SUMMIT THE CHOICE OLD AND NEW ART I. ST. LUKE THE PAINTER II. NOT AS THESE III. THE HUSBANDMEN SOUL’S BEAUTY BODY’S BEAUTY THE MONOCHORD FROM DAWN TO NOON MEMORIAL THRESHOLDS HOARDED JOY BARREN SPRING FAREWELL TO THE GLEN VAIN VIRTUES LOST DAYS DEATH’S SONGSTERS HERO’S LAMP* THE TREES OF THE GARDEN RETRO ME, SATHANA! LOST ON BOTH SIDES THE SUN’S SHAME MICHELANGELO’S KISS THE VASE OF LIFE LIFE THE BELOVED A SUPERSCRIPTION HE AND I NEWBORN DEATH THE ONE HOPE FROM ‘EARLY ITALIAN POETS’, 1861 FROM PART I: POETS CHIEFLY BEFORE DANTE GUIDO GUINICELLI OF THE GENTLE HEART JACOPO DA LENTINO TO HIS LADY IN HEAVEN OF HIS LADY’S FACE NICCOLO DEGLI ALBIZZI WHEN THE TROOPS WERE RETURNING FROM MILAN GIACOMINO PUGLIESI OF HIS DEAD LADY FRA GUITTONE D’AREZZO TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY FAZIO DEGLI UBERTI HIS PORTRAIT OF HIS LADY, ANGIOLA OF VERONA FRANCO SACCHETTI HIS TALK WITH CERTAIN PEASANT GIRLS ON A FINE DAY ON A WET DAY ANONYMOUS: OF TRUE AND FALSE SINGING FROM PART II: DANTE AND HIS CIRCLE Introduction to the Vita Nuova DANTE ALIGHIERI’S The New Life (La Vita Nuova) DANTE ALIGHIERI SONNET: TO BRUNETTO LATINI SONNET: OF BEATRICE DE’ PORTINARI, ON ALL SAINTS’ DAY SONNET: TO THE SAME LADIES; WITH THEIR ANSWER BALLATA: HE WILL GAZE UPON BEATRICE CANZONE: HE BESEECHES DEATH FOR THE LIFE OF BEATRICE SONNET: ON THE 9TH OF JUNE, 1290 TO CINA DA PISTOIA SONNET. HE REBUKES CINO FOR FICKLENESS CINO DA PISTOIA TO DANTE ALIGHIERI SONNET: HE ANSWERS DANTE, CONFESSING HIS UNSTEADFAST HEART DANTE ALIGHIERI TO CINO DA PISTOIA SONNET: WRITTEN IN EXILE CINO DA PISTOIA TO DANTE ALIGHIERI DANTE ALIGHIERI SONNET: OF BEAUTY AND DUTY SESTINA: OF THE LADY PIETRA DEGLI SCROVIGNI SONNET: TO THE LADY PIETRA DEGLI SCROVIGNI GUIDO CAVALCANTI SONNET: TO HIS LADY JOAN, OF FLORENCE SONNET: HE COMPARES ALL THINGS WITH HIS LADY, AND FINDS THEM WANTING SONNET: A RAPTURE CONCERNING HIS LADY BALLATA: OF HIS LADY AMONG OTHER LADIES BALLATA: HE REVEALS, IN A DIALOGUE, HIS INCREASING LOVE FOR MANDETTA DANTE ALIGHIERI TO GUIDO CAVALCANTI GUIDO CAVALCANTI TO DANTE ALIGHIERI TO DANTE ALIGHIERI TO DANTE ALIGHIERI SONNETHE MISTRUSTS THE LOVE OF LAPO GIANNI SONNET: ON THE DETECTION OF A FALSE FRIEND BALLATA: OF A CONTINUAL DEATH IN LOVE SONNET: TO A FRIEND WHO DOES NOT PITY HIS LOVE BALLATA: HE PERCEIVES THAT HIS HIGHEST LOVE IS GONE FROM HIM SONNET: OF HIS PAIN FROM A NEW LOVE GUIDO ORLANDI TO GUIDO CAVALCANTI GUIDO CAVALCANTI TO DANTE ALIGHIERI SONNET: OF AN ILL-FAVOURED LADY BALLATA: CONCERNING A SHEPHERD-MAID BALLATA: IN EXILE AT SARZANA CANZONE: A SONG OF FORTUNE CANZONE: A SONG AGAINST POVERTY CANZONE: HE LAMENTS THE PRESUMPTION AND INCONTINENCE OF HIS YOUTH CANZONE: A DISPUTE WITH DEATH CINO DA PISTOIA: TO DANTE ALIGHIERI TO DANTE ALIGHIERI SONNET: HE CONCEIVES OF SOME COMPENSATION IN DEATH TO DANTE ALIGHIERI CANZONE: ON THE DEATH OF BEATRICE PORTINARI SONNET: TO LOVE, IN GREAT BITTERNESS SONNET: DEATH IS NOT WITHOUT HUT WITHIN HIM SONNET: A TRANCE OF LOVE SONNET: OF THE GRAVE OF SELVAGGIA, ON THE MONTE DELLA SAMBUCA CANZONE: HIS LAMENT FOR SELVAGGIA TO GUIDO CAVALCANTI SONNET: HE OWES NOTHING TO GUIDO AS A POET SONNET. HE IMPUGNS THE VERDICTS OF DANTE’S COMMEDIA

The Poems LIST OF POEMS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER LIST OF POEMS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER The Prose HAND AND SOUL THE STEALTHY SCHOOL OF CRITICISM The Biographies ROSSETTI by Lucien Pissarro

CONTENTS CHAPTER I. CHAPTER II. CHAPTER III. CHAPTER IV. CHAPTER V. CHAPTER VI. CHAPTER VII.

RECOLLECTIONS OF DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI by T. Hall Caine

CONTENTS PREFACE. CHAPTER I. CHAPTER II. CHAPTER III. CHAPTER IV. CHAPTER V. CHAPTER VI. CHAPTER VII. CHAPTER VIII. CHAPTER IX.

Extract from ‘FIGURES OF SEVERAL CENTURIES’ by Arthur Symons The Delphi Classics Catalogue

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