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Оглавление - Poems by Emily Jane Brontё
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- Poems by Emily Jane Brontё
- «I know not how it falls on me…»
- «What winter floods, what streams of spring…»
- «O God of heaven! The dream of horror…»
- Song
- «Cold, clear, and blue the morning heaven…»
- «The evening sun was sinking down…»
- «Loud without the wind was roaring…»
- «High waving heather ‘neath stormy blasts bending…»
- «The night of storms has past…»
- To a Wreath of Snow
- «The old church tower and garden wall…»
- «Redbreast, early in the morning…»
- «I saw thee, child, one summer day…»
- «The battle had passed from the height…»
- «Alone I sat; the summer day…»
- Spellbound
- «I’ll come when thou art saddest…»
- «I would have touched the heavenly key…»
- «Now trust a heart that trusts in you…»
- «Sleep brings no joy to me…»
- «Strong I stand, though I have borne…»
- «O Mother! I am not regretting…»
- Song by Julius Angora
- «The organ swells, the trumpets sound…»
- «A sudden chasm of ghastly light…»
- Lines
- «Sleep not, dream not; this bright day…»
- Lines
- «Why do I hate that lone green dell?..»
- «Weaned from life and flown away…»
- «There swept adown that dreary glen…»
- «None of my kindred now can tell…»
- «Darkness was overtraced on every face…»
- «O wander not so far away!..»
- Gleneden’s Dream
- «It’s over now; I’ve known it all…»
- Song
- «“Twas one of those dark, cloudy days…»
- Douglas Ride
- Song
- «Where were ye all? and where wert thou?..»
- «Light up thy halls! “Tis closing day…»
- «O dream, where art thou now?..»
- «How still, how happy! These are words…»
- «The night was dark, yet winter breathed…»
- Song
- Lines by Claudia
- Lines
- Song
- «Month after month, year after year…»
- «May flowers are opening…»
- «Heaven’s glory shone where he was laid…»
- That Word “Never”
- «I’ve been wandering in the greenwoods…»
- «Mild the mist upon the hill…»
- «The starry night shall tidings bring…»
- «There was a time when my cheek burned…»
- «The wind was rough which tore…»
- The Absent One
- To a Bluebell
- «The busy day has hurried by…»
- «And now the house-dog stretched once more…»
- «Come hither, child; who gifted thee…»
- «I am the only being whose doom…»
- «How long will you remain? The midnight hour…»
- «Fair sinks the summer evening now…»
- «The wind I hear is sighing…»
- «That wind, I used to hear it swelling…»
- Farewell to Alexandria
- «“Tis moonlight, summer moonlight…»
- «Companions all day long we’ve stood…»
- «Thy sun is near meridian height…»
- «Far, far is mirth withdrawn…»
- «It is too late to call thee now…»
- «If grief for grief can touch thee…»
- Retirement
- «It was the autumn of the year…»
- Despondency
- Geraldine
- «I see around me piteous tombstones grey…»
- «And like myself lone, wholly lone…»
- Rosina
- «In the same place, when nature wore…»
- Aspin Castle
- On the Fall of Zalona
- Grave in the Ocean
- A Serenade
- «At such a time, in such a spot…»
- Roderic
- Death
- «“Twas yesterday at early dawn…»
- «Had there been falsehood in my breast…»
- «Why ask to know what date, what clime?..»
- «This summer wind with thee and me…»
- At Castle Wood
- A Prayer
- «Were they shepherds, who sat all day…»
- «Rosina, this had never been…»
- A Day-Dream
- The Philosopher
- Confidence
- «I know that to-night the wind it is sighing…»
- «A thousand sounds of happiness…»
- Remembrance
- Faith and Despondency
- Stars
- A Death Scene
- Song
- Anticipation
- The Prisoner
- Hope
- To Imagination
- How clear she shines
- Sympathy
- Plead for Me
- Self-Interrogation
- Stanzas to — — —
- Honour’s Martyr
- Stanzas
- My Comforter
- The Old Stoic
- «A little while, a little while…»
- The Bluebell
- «Loud without the wind was roaring…»
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- The Night-Wind
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- Love and Friendship
- The Elder’s Rebuke
- The Wanderer from the Fold
- Warning and Reply
- Last Words
- The Lady to Her Guitar
- The Two Children
- «Child of delight, with sun-bright hair…»
- The Visionary
- Encouragement
- Stanzas
- «Tell me, tell me, smiling child…»
- «Come walk with me…»
- «I’m standing in the forest now…»
- «O hinder me by no delay!..»
- «It was night, and on the mountains…»
- «And first an hour of mournful musing…»
- Song
- «Yes, holy be thy resting-place…»
- «Bitterly, deeply I’ve drunk of thy woe…»
- «Its faded buds already lie…»
- «O might my footsteps find a rest!..»
- «All her tresses backward strayed…»
- «On its bending stalk a bonny flower…»
- «His land may burst the galling chain…»
- «Harp of wild and dream-like strain…»
- «Start not! upon the minster wall…»
- «Through the hours of yesternight…»
- «In dungeons dark I cannot sing…»
- «When days of beauty deck the vale…»
- «Still beside that dreary water…»
- «Fall, leaves, fall; die, flowers, away…»
- «All day I’ve toiled, but not with pain…»
- «Ladybird! ladybird! fly away home…»
- «That dreary lake, that moonlight sky…»
- «She dried her tears and they did smile…»
- «I’m happiest now when most away…»
- «All hushed and still within the house…»
- «I do not see myself again…»
- «Shed no tears o’er that tomb…»
- The Moors
- «Here am I standing lonely ‘neath…»
- «One pause upon the brink of life…»
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