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Contents Note on Illustrations Preface to Volume 6 Acknowledgements Chronological Table of Shelley’s Life and Publications Abbreviations THE POEMS 430 To — (‘The serpent is shut out from Paradise’) [To Edward Williams] 431 To Jane. The invitation 432 To Jane — The recollection 431/432 Appendix The Pine Forest of the Cascine, near Pisa 433 ‘Swifter far than summer’s flight’ / Remembrance [A Lament] 434 ‘And if I dedicate thee not to fill’ 435 ‘When wilt thou come —’ / ‘Of whom thou speakest?’ 436 Fragments of an Unfinished Drama 437 ‘When the lamp is shattered’ [Lines] 438 ‘The rude wind is singing’ 439 ‘One word is too often profaned’ [To —] 440 May-day Night [Scenes from the Faust of Goëthe] 441 Cyprian [Scenes from the ‘Magico Prodigioso’ of Calderon] 442 ‘The bat and the owl like barn-door fowl’ [Herne’s Feast: a Fragment] 443 ‘One word has changed the Universe for me’ 444 ‘A schoolboy lay near a pond in a copse’ [Herne’s Feast: a Fragment] 445 ‘And have we trodden the same paths together’ 446 With a guitar. To Jane 447 Prologue in Heaven [Scenes from the Faust of Goëthe] 448 The prophet 449 The magnetic lady to her patient 450 ‘Far far away, O ye’ [Lines] 451 ‘The earthquake is rocking’ 452 The Triumph of Life 452 Appendix Lines connected with The Triumph of Life 453 To Jane (‘The keen stars were twinkling’) 454 ‘Tell me star, whose wings of light’ [The World’s Wanderers] 455 ‘The hours are flying’ 456 ‘Bright wanderer, fair coquette of Heaven’ [Lines Written in the Bay of Lerici] 456A ‘That moment is gone for ever’ [Lines (‘We meet not as we parted’)] Appendix A Poetical Essay on the Existing State of Things A

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