Forget Me Not: A Hypertextual Archive

CONTENTS [1825].
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Note: Click on author’s names to see their contributions to various literary annuals. Authors in brackets were published anonymously and later identified by Andrew Boyle in An Index to the Annuals 1820-1850. Titles without an author were anonymous contributions or have not yet been identified. Click on Engraving to view the plate that accompanied a piece of prose or poetry. Click on the title of a piece to view the transcript.

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[Preface]	[i]
To the Flower "Forget-Me-Not." By Bernard Barton [Engraving]	1
Forget-Me-Not. By Henry Neele, Esq	4
The Wedding-Day [By William Cooke Stafford]	6
Second Sight; A Dramatic Scene. By L.E.L.	22
The Lover's Tomb. By Henry Neele, Esq. [Engraving]	29
The Alcazar of Seville, and the Tale of the Green Taper. By the Author of "Doblado's Letters." [By J. Blanco White]	31
The Parting Charge. By L.E.L. [Engraving]	55
To the Sun-Dial; A Midnight Reverie. By Bernard Barton	57
The Dying Soldier [By Flora] [Engraving]	59
My Stella's Return. By H. Brandreth, Esq.	69
The Lute. By L.E.L.	72
The Two Pilgrims in Grey [By D.F.T.] [Engraving]	73
Song. By T. Meadows, Esq.	89
To the Sky-Lark. By Bernard Barton	91
Royal Nuptials [By B.G.] [Engraving]	93
A Mother's Lament for an Infant Daughter. By James Montgomery, Esq.	117
The Ruined Cottage. By L.E.L.	120



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Ademdai. From a Persian Manuscript [Engraving]	124
Letrilla. From the Spanish. By J. H. Wiffen, Esq.	155
The Fallen Leaf. A Fragment [By Flora]	157
La Bagatelle; a Valentine. By Mrs. E. Cobbold	162
The Madonna of St. Sixtus, by Raphael, in the Royal Gallery at Dresden. By Professor Böttiger [Engraving]	165
To Music [Signed "R.M."; aka Robert Millhouse]	172
Verses to a Lady, who presented the Author with the Flower of a Field-Plant, which is said to cause the gifted Person to dream of the Giver. By H. Brandreth, Esq	174
The Indian Orphan; a Tale. By L.E.L.	176
Midnight; Veneziana [By E.]	195
Sacontala; A Tale [By Henry Neele] [Engraving]	196
Confessions of a Frenchwoman	204
Gunhilda; or, the Champion Page. A Dramatic Scene. By Mrs. E. Cobbold	207
Sonnets, written at Rouen and Castleton in the Peak. By the Rev. W. B. Clarke	214
Stanzas [By W.S.Y.]	217
The Grave of the Suicide [By J.]	219
Lines to a Lady who had refused three separate Proposals; with a Cameo Figure of Sappho. By H. Brandreth, Esq.	231
Youth [Signed M.J.J.; aka Maria Jane Jewsbury]	233
Farewell and Welcome. From the German of Goethe. By John Bowring, Esq.	236
The Tournament [By William Cooke Stafford] [Engraving]	238
Canzonet. By Henry Neele, Esq.	264



CONTENTS.	vii

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Letrilla. From the Spanish. By J. H. Wiffen [different poem]	266
Marianne. By J. M. Lacey, Esq.	268
The Young Captive. Form the French of A. Chenier. By John Bowring, Esq.	297
The Rational Lunatic. By Henry Zschokke [Engraving]	300
To my Daughter. By George Hayter, Esq.	380
To a Lady, with a Leaf gathered from the Mulberry-Tree, planted by Milton in the Gardens of Christ College, Cambridge. By J. H. Wiffen, Esq.	382
The Falls of Gavarnie in the Pyrennees. From the unpublished Journal of a Traveller [Engraving]	383
Music. By Miss S. E. Hatfield	390
The Thirty-first of December [By E.]	392

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