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Table of Contents Reynolds, Frederic Mansel The Keepsake for 1834 Frederic Mansel Reynolds London, UK Longman Rees 18340000

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1 Conyngham, Lord Albert. The Sandman; [Prose/29 pages] 30 Morpeth, Lord, Howard, G. W. F.. The Three Guests; [Poetry/3 pages] 33 Gore, Catherine Frances (Mrs. Charles). Sir de Coverley's Picture Gallery; [Prose/24 pages] 57 Morley, Countess of. Epilogue; [Poetry/2 pages] 59 Anonymous. The Casket, a Tale; [Prose/9 pages] 68 Somerville, William. The Glove (from Schiller); [Poetry/2 pages] 70 Brydges, Sir Samuel Egerton. Sonnet, "Years pass away"; [Poetry/1 pages] 71 Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft. The Mortal Immortal; [Prose/16 pages] 87 Lowther, John Henry. The Alloy; [Poetry/1 pages] 88 Stuart-Wortley, Lady Emmeline. Lines on Haddon Hall; [Poetry/4 pages] 92 Liddell, Henry. To the Moon after a Storm; [Poetry/1 pages] 93 Landon, Letitia Elizabeth (L. E. L.). The Head; [Prose/19 pages] 112 Williams, Charles Hanbury. Lines to Miss Strangways; [Poetry/1 pages] 113 Holland, Lord Henry Richard. Lines to Miss Strangways; [Poetry/1 pages] 114 Ritchie, Leitch. Havre; [Poetry/3 pages] 117 Lowther, John Henry. Acrostic on Patroness of Almack's; [Poetry/1 pages] 118 Lord ***. On Leaving Naples; [Poetry/2 pages] 120 Grattan, Thomas Colley. The Caves of Groendael; [Prose/18 pages] 138 Bernal, Ralph. The Proposal; [Poetry/3 pages] 141 Mahon, Lord (Philip Henry). A Marriage Guest; [Poetry/1 pages] 142 Norton, Mrs. Caroline E. S.. Lawrence Bayley's Temptation; [Prose/20 pages] 162 Lenox-Conyngham, Mrs. George. Count Sarno's Farewell to Sons; [Poetry/3 pages] 165 Bernal, Ralph. First Affections; [Prose/22 pages] 187 Strickland, Agnes. Sonnet, "Before the altar"; [Poetry/1 pages] 188 Dover, Lord George Agar Ellis. My Native Spot; [Poetry/2 pages] 190 Ritchie, Leitch. The Banks of the Seine; [Poetry/2 pages] 192 Lowther, John Henry. The Sweets of Friendship; [Poetry/1 pages] 192 Lowther, John Henry. The Sweets of Love; [Poetry/1 pages] 193 Blessington, Countess (Power, M). Stanzas, "When Sol illumes"; [Poetry/1 pages] 194 St. John, Lady Isabella Requisites for a Wife; [Poetry/1 pages] 195 St. John, Lady Isabella Requisites for a Husband; [Poetry/1 pages] 196 Caradoc, Hobart. From the Romaic; [Poetry/1 pages] 197 Lowther, John Henry. Translation, "Strong are the measures"; [Poetry/1 pages] 197 Nugent, Lord. Translation; [Poetry/1 pages] 198 Blessington, Countess (Power, M). The Fane of Memory; [Poetry/1 pages] 199 Bulwer, Henry Lytton. Love is the best Physician; [Poetry/2 pages] 221 St. John, Lady Isabella Lines written in Traveler's Book; [Poetry/2 pages] 223 Lowther, John Henry. Lines from Metastasio; [Poetry/1 pages] 224 Wilson, John Mackay. Grizel Cochrane, Historic Fragment; [Prose/8 pages] 231 Fitzgerald, Edward M.. The Old Beau; [Poetry/2 pages] 234 Ritchie, Leitch. The Two Barons; [Prose/13 pages] 246 Brydges, Sir Samuel Egerton. Sonnet, "It is not fanciful"; [Poetry/1 pages] 247 Lord ***. Demetrio and Zoe; [Poetry/1 pages] 249 Spencer, Archdeacon (Aubrey George). The Exile's Adieu; [Poetry/2 pages] 250 Knowles, James Sheridan. The Widowed Bride; [Prose/39 pages] 289 Blessington, Countess (Power, M). The Storm; [Poetry/2 pages] 291 Anonymous. To Melancholy; [Poetry/2 pages] 293 Baynes, E. D.. The Unihabited Villa; [Prose/13 pages] 305 Brydges, Sir Samuel Egerton. Sonnet, "What is this worldly craft"; [Poetry/1 pages] 306 Fitzgerald, Edward M.. The Merchant and his Daughter; [Poetry/2 pages] 308 De Vere, Sir Aubrey. Busaco; [Poetry/3 pages] 311 Berkeley, Grantley F.. The Minstrel's Song; [Poetry/2 pages]