English Idylls and Other Poems

This collection contains several of Tennyson's best-known poems and shows his mastery of both lyricism and epic narrative.Contents:&quote;The Epic - Morte d'Arthur&quote;&quote;The Gardener's Daughter, or The Pictures&quote;&quote;Dora&quote;&quote;The Talking Oak&quote;&quote;Love and Duty&quote;&quote;Ulysses&quote;&quote;Locksley Hall&quote;&quote;Godiva&quote; The Day-dream&quote;&quote;St. Agnes' Eve&quote;&quote;Sir Galahad&quote;&quote;To ___, after reading a Life and Letters&quote;&quote;Lady Clare&quote;&quote;The Lord of Burleigh&quote;&quote;Come not, when I am dead&quote;&quote;The Beggar Maid&quote;&quote;A Farewell&quote;&quote;The Eagle&quote;&quote;Break, break, break&quote;&quote;Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington&quote;&quote;The Charge of the Light Brigade&quote;&quote;The Brook. An Idyll&quote;&quote;The Daisy&quote;&quote;To the Rev. F. D. Maurice&quote;&quote;Will&quote;&quote;Tithonus&quote;