Irene: a poem, in six cantos: miscellaneous poems
 
    [Preface.]

  collapse section IRENE.
  expand section CANTO I.
  expand section CANTO II.
  expand section CANTO III.
  expand section CANTO IV.
  collapse section CANTO V.
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  expand section CANTO VI
    TO MRS. DOUGLAS MACLEAN CLEPHANE.
    NOTES.
    THE IDIOT BOY.  A TALE FOUNDED ON FACT.
    SUNSET.
    TRANSLATION FROM THE GAELIC.  THA TIGHINN FODHAM EIRIDH.
    TRANSLATION OF A GAELIC JACOBITE SONG.  HO AORERÌ, THA E TIGHINN.
    TRANSLATION OF THE GAELIC SONG  AGUS O MHÒRAG.
    TRANSLATION OF THE GAELIC SONG  GE FADA MO CHOISEACHD.
    THE WINTERS' JOURNEY.
    THE POOR MAN'S LAY.
    TRANSLATION FROM GOETHE.
    ODE OF HAFIZ. VERSIFIED FROM A PROSE TRANSLATION BY SIR W. JONES.
    TRANSLATION OF PETRARCH'S CANZONE  "CHIARE, FRESCHE, E DOLCI ACQUE."
    LINES  WRITTEN AMONG THE RUINS OF ROME.
    THE OUTLAW.

    APPENDIX.