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​Contents:

1
4th January 1823
Fragments in Rhyme: XII. Sta. Valerie

2
4th January 1823
Fragments in Rhyme: XIII. Written after seeing Maid Marion performed

3
11th January 1823
Advertisement for Medallion Wafers

4
25th January 1823
Medallion Wafers: Introduction

6
25th January 1823
Medallion Wafers: Cupid Riding a Peacock

7
25th January 1823
Medallion Wafers: Atalanta, represented as a huntress with her bow

8
1st February 1823
The Cadets

12
8th February 1823
Medallion Wafers: Head of Tyrtæus

13
8th February 1823
Medallion Wafers: Unknown Female Head

14
8th February 1823
Medallion Wafers: A Youth, with a Lyre in his hand, kneeling to a Female half turning to him, as in the act of reconciliation

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8th February 1823
Medallion Wafers: Hercules and Iole

16
8th February 1823
Medallion Wafers: Love sleeping beneath a Palm-tree

17
15th February 1823
Ballads: I. The Soldier’s Grave

18
15th February 1823
Ballads: II. Song of the Hunter’s Bride

19
15th February 1823
Ballads: III. The Crusader

21
22nd February 1823
Leander and Hero

25
1st March 1823
Medallion Wafers: Head of Ariadne

26
1st March 1823
Medallion Wafers: An old Man standing by the body of a Youth

27
1st March 1823
Medallion Wafers: A Nereid floating on a Shell

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1st March 1823
Medallion Wafers: Conclusion

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15th March 1823
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: Vandyke consulting his Mistress on a Picture in Cooke's Exhibition.

31
15th March 1823
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: Hope, from a design by a Lady

32
15th March 1823
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: Portrait of a Girl, in the British Museum, by T. Stewardson

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22nd March 1823
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: Different Thoughts Suggested by a Picture by G. S. Newton, No. 16, in the British Gallery, and representing a Girl looking at her Lover's Miniature.

29th March 1823
Songs:
37 - 1 I’ll meet thee at the midnight hour
38 - 2 Pledge not that sparkling bowl
39 - 3 All over the world with thee, my love
40 - 4 The dream on the pillow
41 - 5 What was our parting?—one wild kiss

42
5th April 1823
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: A Maniac visited by his Family in confinement, by Davis

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5th April 1823
April

45
12th April 1823
Dramatic Scene. Ianthe—Guido—Manfred

​ 19th April 1823
Fragments:
50 - I looked upon the twilight Star
51 - It is the last survivor of a race
52 - I should have prized thy heart, if none
53 - There is a curse laid on the human heart
54 - Nay, pray thee, let me weep, for tears

26th April 1823
Fragments:
55 - The lights are fair in my father’s hall
56 - Love once dwelt in a palmy isle
57 - A blue Italian isle,—yet scarce more blue
58 - Then fare thee well, love, for a little while!
59 - Do any thing but love; but if thou lovest

60
3rd May 1823
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures:
On May-day, by Leslie

61
3rd May 1823
Notice: Sir John Leicester’s Gallery
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: Sketches from Sir John Leicester’s Gallery: The Hours, by Howard

62
3rd May 1823
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: Sketches from Sir John Leicester’s Gallery: Female Head on the left of ‘The Hours’

63
10th May 1823
Valedictory Stanzas

64
10th May 1823
Notice: Glover’s Gallery
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: Two Doves in a Grove, Mr Glover’s Exhibition

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17th May 1823
On the Picture of a Young Girl

67
24th May 1823
Inez

71
31st May 1823
Stanzas: Twine not those red roses for me

73
31st May 1823
Stanzas: Farewell, farewell! Then both are free

74
28th June 1823
Song

75
28th June 1823
Valedictory Lines: To a Cadet on embarking for India

76
28th June 1823
(On Ismael Fitzadam)

79
5th July 1823
A Tale Founded on Fact

83
12th July 1823
Glencoe

85
19th July 1823
Execution of Crescentius

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26th July 1823
The Artist’s Studio

2nd August 1823
Songs:
90 - Oh never throw thy love away
91 - Yes, it was here, ‘neath midnight skies
92 - I envy thee, thou careless wind!

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9th August 1823
Poetical Catalogue of Pictures: Stothard’s Erato

16th August 1823
95 - Lines: There is no smile to answer thine
96 - Fragment: Oh it is veriest vanity to love

23rd August 1823
98 - I. The Floating Beacon
99 - II. Song: Oh leal I’ll be to thee, my love
100 - III. Change

101
30th August 1823
The Bayadere I.

103
6th September 1823
The Bayadere II.

108
13th September 1823
The Bayadere III.

27th September 1823
Extracts from my Pocket Book:
111 - Song: Oh do not talk to me of love
112 - Song: Yes, still truly thine! Ah, they never Love knew
113 - My Harp!

​4th October 1823
Extracts from my Pocket Book: Songs of Love
114 - Oh never may I feel again
115 - Farewell to my first dream of love
116 - My heart is not light as when first, love
117 - ’Twas sweet to look upon thine eyes

118
11th October 1823
The Gipsy’s Prophecy

119
11th October 1823
Songs:
Beautiful are the hues that lie
Last night, a fairy bark, for Hope

120 18th October 1823
Fragment: A solitude of green and silent beauty

122
25th October 1823
Sketch: The warrior went forth in the morning light

124
1st November 1823
Songs:
The ring you gave, the kiss you gave
I will swear to thee by that bright star

125
8th November 1823
The Bird

126
8th November 1823
Stanzas: We shall not meet again, love

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8th November 1823
Lines: Addressed to Alaric A. Watts, Esq. on receiving a Copy of his Poetical Fragments and Sketches.

128
15th November 1823
Poetic Sketches: Fourth Series. Sketch I. The Painter

133
22nd November 1823
Poetic Sketches: Fourth Series. Sketch II. The Covenanters

137
29th November 1823
Poetic Sketches: Fourth Series. Sketch III. The False One

140
6th December 1823
Poetic Sketches: Fourth Series. Sketch IV. A Village Tale

146
13th December 1823
Poetic Sketches: Fourth Series. Sketch V. The Island

150
20th December 1823
Poetic Sketches: Fourth Series. Sketch VI. The Sailor