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THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES GIFT of the Library THF ] ..AUI'OKNIA N1VE JriY OF THE OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELA The Poets and the Poetry of the Nineteenth Century ^acreb (Poetg of Qtineteentff Centurg. Edward Hayes Plumptre to Selwyn Image. *"2k ^f Edited by ALFRED H. JJVULES LONDON GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS, LTD. NEW YORK: E. P. BUTTON & CO. 1907. IN the prefatory note of the first edition this work (1891) the Editor invited criticism with a view to the improvement ot future editions. Several critics responded to this appeal, and their valuable sugges- tions have been considered in pre- paring this re-issue. In some cases the text has been revised and the addi- selection varied ; in others, tions have been made to complete the representation. The biographi- cal and bibliographical matter has been brought up to date. A.H.M. PREFATORY. " THIS and the preceding volume of The Poets and the " Poetry of the Nineteenth Century are devoted to the sacred, moral, and religious verse of the period. Some of the acknowledgments made in the former volume cover, to some extent, the contents of this one; but, even at the risk of repetition, the Editor desires to express his high sense of the favour shown to him in this connection by poets and publishers alike. His special thanks are due to Dr. Alexander, Dr. Bickersteth, Dr. Walter C. Smith, and Mr. Selwyn Image, for kind permission to include selections from their works, and to their publishers for gracious acquiescence. Beyond these there are many who since the publication of the first edition of this work have passed the bourn many whose sympathetic interest is gratefully remembered and whose corre- spondence is treasured. These include the late Francis Turner Palgrave, Aubrey de Vere, Coventry Patmore, George Macdonald, E. H. Plumptre, W. Walsham How, H. S. Sutton, John Ellerton, Richard Wilton, Christina Rossetti, Alexander Grosart and S. J. Stone. At the end of this volume the reader will find a list of the twelve volumes which comprise the series, in chronological order, the order of the arrangement of the work, also a general index of authors, and a list of the authors included in each separate volume. A reference to these will enable him to find the exact VI PREFACE. position of the work of any poet he may desire to consult. The Editor feels that the not inconsiderable time, thought, and expense devoted to the perfecting of this edition has greatly added to its value, and hopes that the study and enjoyment of the poetry of the period may be thereby facilitated and enhanced. A. H. M. INDEX. FAOE E. H. PLUMPTRE (18211891) . W. G. Hordtr i LAZARUS AND OTHER POEMS Three Cups of Cold Water . 3 MASTER AND SCHOLAR Gilboa 13 THINGS NEW AND OLD Chalfont St. Giles . .17 HYMNS " I. Rejoice, ye pure in heart" . .20 " II. Thine arm, O Lord" 21 JAMES DRUMMOND BURNS (18231864) Grosart 23 POEMS i The Vesper Hour 27 n. The Child Samuel 23 in. Humility 29 iv. The Footsteps of the Flock . jo v. The Bird and the Bee 32 SONNETS i. Presentiment 33 ii. Reason and Faith 33 in. My First Birthday in a Foreign Land . 34 iv. Memory of a Dear Friend . .34 v. Imagination 35 vi. By the Sea-Side 35 vii. Evening Picture 36 vin. Great Britain 36 CECIL FRANCES ALEXANDER (18231895) Miles 37 HYMNS FOR CHILDREN " i. Every morning the red sun" . .39 n. "There is a green hill far away" . .40 HYMNS AND SACRED POEMS i. Earth and Heaven 41 ii. Touched with a Feeling of Our Infirmities . 42 in. The Burial of Moses 43 iv. Ruth 46 vii vill INDEX- W. VV. HOW (1823 1897) . Alfred H. Milts 49 POEMS i. Stars and Graves ...... 51 IL Converse 52 " " in. Pasce Verbo, Pasce Vita . .53 iv. A Starlit Night by the Sea-Shore ... 54 HYMNS i. Jesus at the Door 55 H. "O God, enshrined" 56 in. Offertory 56 The New Jerusalem 57 WILLIAM ALEXANDER (:824 ) . Alfred H. Miles 59 POEMS i. A Sea Gleam 61 ii. Very Far Away 6a in. Christ on the Shore 63 iv. A Fine Day in Holy Week .... 64 v. The Birthday Crown 65 SONNETS St. John at Patmos " " i. What be his dreams . .67 " " n. Not fancies of the soft Ionian clime . 67 " " in. But ere heaven's cressets burn . .68 WILLIAM JOSIAH IRONS (1812 1883) A. H. Miles 69 (" The God of hetv'n," by Joseph Irons) . 69 PSALMS AND HYMNS FOR THE CHURCH " i. "Evening has come ..... 73 " n. Hail, holy rest !" 74 " in. Lo, signs in sun, and moon, and stars" . 75 " " iv. Clouds around the mountains . .75 " v. Mother mine, why hast thou borne me" . 77 " " vi. Is not this our King and Prophet ? . .78 " " vn. O silent Night 79 "' '" vni. He loved His own unto the end . 79 " " IX. Pause now, and think, O Christian soul . 80 " " x. O All-surpassing Splendour . 82 INDEX. IX PACK AUBREY DE VERE (18141902) . Alfred H. Miles 83 (All but unutterable Name) .... 83 (The lights o'er yonder snowy range) . 84 POEMS i. Spring 85 ii. Spring Thoughts 86 in. Sense, Faith, and Glory 87 iv. Martha and Mary 88 COVENTRY PATMORE (1823 1896) Alfred H. Miles 89 THE TOYS 91 F. T. PALGRAVE (18241897) . A. H. Miles 93 AMENOi'His AND OTHER POEMS i. At Ephesus 95 ii. An Incident at Mendrisio .... 98 in. On the Love of Children .... 100 IV. Hymn to Our SaViOur 102 v. Christus Consolator 103 vi. The Garden of God 104 vn. A Hymn of Repentance 105 vin. Death and the Fear oi it . 106 ix. I am the Resurrection and the Life . 108 WALTER CHALMERS SMITH (1824) W. G. Harder 109 HYMNS " " i. Earth was waiting 115 " " n. Lord, I would choose . 116 OLRIG GRANGE (Selected Lines) " i. But my Faith is not gone ". 117 " " ii. My sun sinks without clouds or fears . 118 KAbAN ; OR, LIFE SPLINTERS Work and Spirit 119 NORTH COUNTRY FOLK A Cry from the Merse 121 THOUGHTS AND FANCIES " i. I of "One thing the Lord desire . 123 " " ii. Be still 124 " " III. O'er land and sea 124 A HERETIC AND OTHKR POEMS I. Creeds 136 ii. The Vision of God xa8 X INDEX. PAGE GEORGE MACDONALD (18241905) Alfred H. Miles 129 (Lie, little cow, and chew thy cud) . 130 (God gives His child upon his slate a sum) . 130 ORGAN SONGS " " i. I know what beauty is . 131 ii. Longing 132 " in. I would I were a child" .... 133 iv. Rest 135 A BOOK OF SONNETS i. The Unseen Face ...... 138 ii. The Sweeper of the Floor . .138 VIOLIN SONGS i. Going to Sleep 139 ii. Bed Time 139 A BOOK OF DREAMS i. A piece of Gold 141 " II. Dreaming I slept "..... 142 EDWARD HENRY BICKERSTETH (1825) Alfred H. Miles 145 FROM YEAR TO YEAR " i. Come ye yourselves apart "... 147 li. "The Meadow Grass" 147 " " in. My work is done 148 " ' ' " iv. Till He come 149 " " v. Peace, perfect peace 150 HENRY SEPTIMUS SUTTOX (18251901) \V. Garrett Hordtr 151 ROSE'S DIARY " " The day with light its genial self engirds 155 " " Put not on me, O Lord ! this work divine 155 " " What mean these slow returns of love ? . 156 " " O Father ! I have sinn'd against Thee . 157 " " Each day a page is of my being's book . 157 " Late on me, weeping did this whisper fall". ... 158 " " it is How beautiful to be alive ! . 159 " " Prayer is the world-plant's blossom . 159 " " How beautiful our lives may be ! . 160 INDEX. POEMS PAGI I. The Daisy 161 " n. Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him" 163 in. For the Desolate 164 iv. A Preacher's Soliloquy and Sermon . 165 v. Sorrow i6g vi. Love's Freemasonry lOg vn. Ralph Waldo Emerson 170 vni. Man i/2 JOHN HLLERTON (1826 1893) . Alfred H. Milts 173 ORIGINAL HYMNS " " i. God of the living 175 " n. Throned upon the awful Tree ". 176 " " in. The day Thou gavest, Lord, is ended . 177 " " iv. Saviour, again to Thy dear name . 177 TRANSLATED HYMNS " " i. Sing Alleluia forth 179 " u. Welcome, happy morning" .' . 180 RICHARD WILTON (18271903) Alfred H. Miles iSi SELECTED SONNETS i. An Incident 183 n. The Sparrow ....... 183 in. The Tides 184 iv. The Well-Head 184 v. Flamborough Lighthouse .... 185 vi. The Hawthorn and the Wild Rose . 185 RONDEAUX " " i. Sweet, soft and low . 186 " " n. When I am gone 186 BALLADES I. My Grandchildren at Church . 187 II. The Summer of Saint Luke . .188 LYRICS i. Auburn 189 II. to Hymn the Holy Spirit . .190 : Xll INDEX. BENEDICITE (Selected Rondels) PAGE " " i. O all ye Works of God . .191 " " ii. Ye Heavens, with your encircling blue . 191 " " in. Lightnings and Clouds .... 192 " iv. O let the Earth in fair array "... 192 " " v. Ye Hills and Mountains . .193 " " vi. O all ye Green Things on the earth . 193 " " vn. O Wells and Springs .... 194 " " vni. Ye Seas and Floods 194 JOSEPH JOHN MURPHY (1827 1894) A. B. Grosart 195 SONNETS AND OTHER POEMS i. A Thought of Stoicism 197 ii. First Sorrow 198 in. The Potter and the Clay .... 199 iv. Eternity . 200 CHRISTINA G. ROSSETTI (1830-1894) A H. Milts 201 TIME FLIES " " i. Lord Babe, if Thou art He . 203 " " n. Laughing Life cries at the feast . 204 " " in. Where shall I find a white rose ? . 205 " " iv. Weigh all my faults 205 " Y. Piteous my rhyme is" 206 " " vi. Young girls wear flowers .
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    FRANCIS TURNER PALGRAVE AND THE GOLDEN TREASURY By MEGAN JANE NELSON M. A., Flinders University of South Australia, 1978 A THESIS SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES (Department of English) We accept this thesis as conforming to the required standard THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA April 1985 (^Megan Jane Nelson, 1985 In presenting this thesis in partial fulfilment of the requirements for an advanced degree at the University of British Columbia, I agree that the Library shall make it freely available for reference and study. I further agree that permission for extensive copying of this thesis for scholarly purposes may be granted by the head of my department or by his or her representatives. It is understood that copying or publication of this thesis for financial gain shall not be allowed without my written permission. English Department of The University of British Columbia 1956 Main Mall Vancouver, Canada V6T 1Y3 Date 15 April 1985 )E-6 (3/81) ii ABSTRACT In spite of the enormous resurgence of critical interest in minor figures of the Victorian era over the last twenty years, almost no attention has been paid to Francis Turner Palgrave (1824-1897). In his own age, he was respected as a man of letters, educator, art critic, poet, friend of Alfred Tennyson, and editor of The Golden Treasury of the Best Songs and Lyrical Poems in the English Language, first published in 1861. This dissertation attempts to make good that neglect in two ways: firstly, through an analysis of his life and times, an assessment of his writings as an art and literary critic, an examination of his considerable corpus of original poetry, and the compilation of the first comprehensive bibliography of his own publications.