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- Close section Front Matter
- Close section64 Posthumous Tales 1834
- Tale I. Silford Hall; or, The Happy Day
- Tale II. The Family of Love
- Tale III. The Equal Marriage
- Tale IV. Rachel
- Tale V. Villars
- Tale VI. The Farewell and Return
- Tale VII. The School-Fellow
- Tale VIII. Barnaby; The Shopman
- Tale IX. Jane
- Tale X. The Ancient Mansion
- Tale XI. The Merchant
- Tale XII. The Brothers Burgesses
- Tale XIII. The Dean's Lady
- Tale XIV. The Wife and Widow
- Tale XV. Belinda Waters
- Tale XVI. The Dealer and Clerk
- Tale XVII. Danvers and Rayner
- Tale XVIII. The Boat Race
- Tale XIX. Master William; or, Lad's Love
- Tale XX. The Will
- Tale XXI. The Cousins
- Tale XXII. Preaching and Practice
- 65 David Morris
- 66 Poins
- Close section67-151 Minor Poems (excluding narrative verse) 1784–1827
- Close section67-84 Poems on Miscellaneous Topics, c. 1793–1827
- 67 Plan of a Poem: The Seasons:: Spring. The Visitation, etc.
- 68 Lord Byron's Inscriptions upon a Newfoundland Dog
- 69 Might I from all Mankind select
- 70 When Damon woo'd the growing Charms
- 71 Infancy
- 72 Written on the Night of 15th of April, 17**, immediately before the perusal of a Letter then received
- 73 The World of Dreams
- 74 I love not the satyric Muse
- 75 On the Death of Sir Samuel Romilly
- 76 Men are but Children of a larger Kind
- 77 Lines [On George IV's Visit to Scotland]:: Lines by the Rev. George Crabbe, L.L.B.
- 78 Hope and Memory
- 79 Thus once again, my native place, I come
- 80 O give me the Hour that I covet to spend
- 81 [Enclosed in a Letter to Sarah Hoare]
- 82 Epitaph on the Lady Margaret North
- 83 To every Virtue is some Vice allied
- Close section84 Fragments
- i. 'Near forty Years with all my Care and Skill'
- ii. 'What tho' the Horse I hired the villain Hack'
- iii. 'The lovely Mistress of the Mansion sends'
- iv. 'With no decided predilection'
- v. 'The Task is dull but I was taught'
- vi. 'All Love's Deceits within his Bosom dwell'
- vii. 'He praised them Highly for he wished to raise'
- Close section85–93 Religious Poems and Fragments, 1813–c.1826
- 85 The Good are Happy- in the Joyful Hour
- 86 "Dost thou believe?" the Saviour said
- 87 When Jacob with his Rachel fed
- 88 When David fled from Saul oppressed
- 89 Joseph's Dream
- 90 Creator, Father, Lord, it is Thy Will
- 91 Ye Blessed of your gracious Lord
- 92 Man may the Body's Ills remove!
- 93 [Fragment] 'This is my Place of Pilgrimage a Vale'
- Close section94–124 Poems of Love and Friendship, 1785 and 1813–c.1826
- 94 The Ladies of the Lake
- 95 Yes, now I know the Hour will come
- 96 Jane Adair
- 97 A Ring to me Cecilia sends
- 98 Yes, I behold again the place
- 99 To- ('If I were Titled, Rich and Young')
- 100 The Friend in Love
- 101 The Magnet
- 102 Say! Can there be a second Spring
- 103 Say, when I leave you, Love, will you
- 104 A Dream? No more? Yet sure a dream
- 105 To a Lady, on leaving her at
- 106 To a Lady who desired some Verses at parting
- 107 Verses written on the …Day of…in the Year…
- 108 And will you never smile again
- 109 That, Lady, is the Time when We
- 110 Lines written in Elizabeth Charter's Album: Lines from Mr. Crabbe on my asking him for an autograph
- 111 Maria Waldron's Birthday
- 112 Personal Verses to Ellen
- 113 The Crocus, new expanded, mourns
- 114 To the Honoura[ble] Mrs Spencer: Written July 12, 1817 after a Visit to Petersham
- 115 For Miss Gurdon's Album: Subject: The Triumphs of Cupid, or her Cameos
- 116 To Miss E. V. [N?] in her 10th Year
- 117 To Miss - who observed 'I made no Promise'
- 118 To- ('You my Writing would have and if I understand')
- 119 To a Lady with some Poetical Extracts
- 120 Inscription at Milford Hill House to the Memory of Maria Everett
- 121 For Miss D's Album
- 122 The Flowers
- 123 The Lady's Album
- 124 For Miss Hoare
- Close section125–147 Poems in Honour of the Family and Friends of the Dukes of Rutland, 1784–1827
- 125 Oh! Had I but a little hut
- 126 To His Grace the Duke of Rutland
- 127 Belvoir Castle: A poem written by the Rev. George Crabbe at the request of M. I. Rutland
- 128 Storm and Calm
- 129 Verses written for the Fourth Day of January 1814
- 130 To the Right Honoura[ble] the Lady Jersey on the 4th of March 1814
- 131 Written on the Birthday of Lady Jersey
- 132 Farewell, you, noble Seat! I leave
- 133 To Her Grace the Duchess of Rutland
- 134 On a Drawing of Powys Castle by Lady Lucy Clive
- 135 On a Drawing of Ludlow Castle by Lady Harriet Clive
- 136 On a Drawing of Stoke
- 137 On a Drawing of Peasants Drinking by Miss Ford
- 138 On a View of Barford
- 139 Addition to 'An Inscription of Guy's Cliff'
- 140 Guy of Warwick
- 141 On a Drawing of Cadlands by Lady Elizabeth Drummond
- 142 On a Drawing of Brompton Park Cottage by Lady Sophia Norman
- 143 On a Drawing by the Honoura[ble] Mrs Smith
- 144 On a Drawing of the Waterloo Tree by Miss Children
- 145 La Femme Jalouse
- 146 For the Drawing of the Lady in the Green Mantle
- 147 To His Grace the Duke of Rutland, on the Death of his Wife
- Close section148–151 Riddles c. 1813/15 – c.1822/5
- Close section67-84 Poems on Miscellaneous Topics, c. 1793–1827
- Close section
End Matter
- COMMENTARY
- Close sectionAPPENDICES
- Close sectionAPPENDIX XI
- Close sectionUnfinished tales and connected fragments of tales written c.1819–1827
- APPENDIX XII
- Close sectionAPPENDIX XI
- GEORGE CRABBE'S CYPHER
- INDEX OF FIRST LINES
- INDEX OF TITLES
