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    Brontë Sisters: Complete Poems
    Brontë Sisters: Complete Poems
    Brontë Sisters: Complete Poems
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    Brontë Sisters: Complete Poems

    By Brontë Sisters, Charlotte Bronte and Emily Brontë

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    CONTENTS

    Pilate's Wife's Dream.
    Faith and Despondency.
    A Reminiscence.
    Mementos.
    Stars.
    The Philosopher.
    The Arbour.
    Home.
    The Wife's Will.
    Remembrance.
    Vanitas Vanitatum, Omnia Vanitas.
    The Wood.
    A Death-Scene.
    Song.
    The Penitent.
    Music on Christmas Morning.
    Frances.
    Anticipation.
    Stanzas.
    Gilbert.
    The Prisoner.
    If This Be All.
    Life.
    Hope.
    Memory.
    The Letter.
    A Day Dream.
    To Cowper.
    Regret.
    To Imagination.
    The Doubter's Prayer.
    Presentiment.
    How Clear She Shines.
    A Word to the "Elect."
    The Teacher's Monologue.
    Sympathy.
    Past Days.
    Passion.
    Preference.
    Plead for Me.
    The Consolation.
    Evening Solace.
    Self-Interrogation.
    Lines Composed in a Wood on a Windy Day.
    Stanzas.
    Death.
    Views of Life.
    Parting.
    Stanzas to ——
    Appeal.
    Honour's Martyr.
    The Student's Serenade.
    Apostasy.
    Stanzas.
    The Captive Dove.
    Winter Stores.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWS
    Release dateMar 6, 2018
    ISBN9782377876853
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