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401,
446_; _Letters from Abroad, etc. _, ii. _305, 306_, 307; his "delicate
spirit," ii. 315; _Prometheus Unbound_, _ii. 325, 417_; v. 281; _Lines
written among the Euganean Hills_, _ii. 338, 343_; _Julian and
Maddalo_, _ii. 349_; "a very decent dungeon," _ii. 355_; _Hellas_;
_Ode to Liberty_, ii. 402; _Poetical Works_, _ii. 407_; the Castle of
Chillon, iv. 3, _18_; _Revolt of Islam_, _iv. 38_; _v. 603_;
translation of Calderon's _El Magico Prodigioso_, iv. 81; _To a
Skylark_, _iv.
96_; on _Manfred_ and incest, iv. 100; _Prince
Athanase_; _The Woodman and the Nightingale_; _Ode to the West Wind_,
iv. 239; _Cenci_, _iv. 367_; the entry in the travellers' album at
Montanvert, iv. 475; on _Cain_, v. 204; Greek choruses, v. 281;
_Prose Works_, v. 331; his death, v. 469; on _The Deformed
Transformed, ibid. ; May-Day Night_, v. 470; on _Don Juan_, vi. xix;
his mystical affinities and divagations, _vi. 188_; on Croker's review
of Keats, _vi. 446_; in Pisa with Byron, _vii. 78_

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