| | |align=right|PAGE |- |align=right|XIII. |align=left|SYMPATHY |- | |There should be no despair for you |align=right|33 |- |align=right|XIV. |align=left|PLEAD FOR ME |- | |Oh, thy bright eyes must answer now |align=right|34 |- |align=right|XV. |align=left|SELF-INTERROGATION |- | |'The evening passes fast away |align=right|36 |- |align=right|XVI. |align=left|DEATH |- | |Death! that struck when I was most confiding |align=right|39 |- |align=right|XVII. |align=left|STANZAS TO —— |- | |Well, some may hate, and some may scorn |align=right|41 |- |align=right|XVIII. |align=left|HONOUR'S MARTYR |- | |The moon is full this winter night |align=right|42 |- |align=right|XIX. |align=left|STANZAS |- | |I'll not weep that thou art going to leave me |align=right|45 |- |align=right|XX. |align=left|MY COMFORTER |- | |Well hast thou spoken, and yet not taught |align=right|46 |- |align=right|XXI. |align=left|THE OLD STOIC |- | |Riches I hold in light esteem |align=right|48 |- |
|POSTHUMOUS POEMS
EDITED BY CHARLOTTE BRONTË
| |- |align=right|I. |align=left|A little while, a little while |align=right|51 |- |align=right|II. |align=left|THE BLUEBELL |- | |The Bluebell is the sweetest flower |align=right|54 |- |align=right|III. |align=left|Loud without the wind was roaring |align=right|56 |- |align=right|IV. |align=left|Shall earth no more inspire thee |align=right|59 |- |align=right|V. |align=left|THE NIGHT-WIND |- | |In summer's mellow midnight |align=right|61 |- |align=right|VI. |align=left|'Aye—there it is! it wakes to-night |align=right|63 |- |align=right|VII. |align=left|LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP |- | |Love is like the wild rose-brier |align=right|65 |- |align=right|VIII. |align=left|THE ELDER'S REBUKE |- | |'Listen! When your hair, like mine |align=right|66
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