(7) Four-stress dactylic: A Welcome to Alexandra (with refrain). (8) Six-stress dactylic: Maud, I, iii; The Defence of Lucknow (with some seven-stress lines and a refrain).

XVI. Free Lyrical Forms (Odes, etc.) with Irregular Strophes.

Claribel; Nothing will Die; All Things will Die; Lilian; Isabel; Madeline; Ode to Memory; The Poet's Mind; The SeaFairies; The Deserted House; The Dying Swan; The Merman; The Mermaid; Adeline; Margaret; Rosalind; Eleänore; Choric Song, in The Lotos-Eaters; The Vision of Sin, ii; Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington; The Charge of the Light Brigade; Ode sung at the Opening of the International Exhibition; Will; The Islet; The Victim; Flower in the crannied wall"; The Window, "Gone," "Winter," "Spring," "The Answer"; Maud, I, v, vi, viii, ix, x, xiii, xiv, xv, xvi, xviii, xix, xx, xxi, xxii; II, i, ii, iii, iv, v; The Revenge; The Human Cry; The Charge of the Heavy Brigade at Balaclava; Edith's Song, in Harold, iii, 2 (second strophe); Titania's Song, in The Foresters, ii, 2; June Bracken and Heather; The Dreamer; Song of the Three Sisters, in The Hesperides. [57 poems.]

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