[20] [Untitled Fragment]

[Page f.43v]


This flower, the garden’s proudest boast
Is destined, dearest Maid, for thee –
When Love & joy attend thee most
Ah! then thou wilt remember me.
Oh thank these pretty harmless doves
Such be your joys & such your loves
Oh! never yield to feverish strife
Then shall you lead a happy life!
 
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Introduction to Poems from the Commonplace Book (DCMS 120)
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Table of Contents: Ordering the Commonplace Book Poems (DCMS 120)
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Table of Contents 1A: Starting from Front Cover
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Table of Contents 1B: Starting from Back Cover
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Table of Contents 2: Sorted by Poem (from Its First Appearance in the Notebook)
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[1] [A Two Fold Harmony is Here]
[2] Lines addressed to Joanna Hutchinson from Gwerndovenant June 1826
[3] Irregular Stanzas Holiday at Gwerndovennant May 1826 [Version A]
[4] A Holiday at Gwerndovennant Irregular Stanzas [Version B of “Irregular Stanzas Holiday at Gwerndovennant May 1826”]
[5] Grasmere - A Fragment [Version A]
[6] [Lines written (rather say begun)] [Version A]
[7] A Sketch
[8] A Cottage in Grasmere Vale A Fragment [Version B of "Grasmere - A Fragment"]
[9] After recollections at sight of the same Cottage. [Version C of "Grasmere - A Fragment"]
[10] A Winter's Ramble in Grasmere Vale [Version D of "Grasmere - A Fragment"]
[11] To Julia Marshall - A Fragment [Version A]
[12] Lines intended for my Niece's Album [Version A]
[13] To Dora Wordsworth [Version B of "Lines intended for my Niece's Album"]
[14] Lines intended for Edith Southey's album
[15] Floating Island at Hawkhead, An Incident in the schemes of Nature
[16] Thoughts on my sickbed
[17] [Irregular Verses] [Version B of "To Julia Marshall—A Fragment"]
[18] To E.C.
[19] Fragment Christmas-day –
[20] [Untitled Fragment]
[21] Fragments Xmas day
[22] [Version B of "Lines Written (rather say begun)"].
[23] To D.
[24] [Lines written (rather say begun) on the morning of Sunday April 6th, the third approach of Spring-time since my illness began. It was a morning of surpassing beauty. [Version C of “Lines Written (rather say begun)”]
[25] On a most beautiful Sunday morning, April 1824 [Version D of "Lines written (rather say begun)"]
[26] [Version E of "Lines written (rather say begun)"]
[27] [Version F of "Lines written (rather say begun)"]
[28] To. ["To things the fairest in this world"]
[29] [To Sarah Foxcroft's Infant]
[30] ["When shall I tread your garden path?"]
[31] Loving and Liking [Version A]
[32] Lines written (rather begun) on the morning of Sunday, April 6th, the third approach of Spring-time since my illnes began. [Version G of "Lines written (rather say begun)"]
[33] Loving & Liking [Version B of "Loving and Liking"]
[34] Lines to Dora H. [Version A]
[35] Lines to Dora H. [Version B of “Lines to Dora H."]
[36] Liking and Loving [Version C of “Loving and Liking”]
[37] A Tribute to the memory of the Revd John Curwen