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THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE
Songs
FAMILIAR SONGS
Ballads
Continued...
The SpinnerBefore a Court of JusticeThe Page & Miller's DaughterThe Youth & the MillstreamMaid of the Mill's TreacheryMaid of the Mill's RepentanceTraveller & the Farm-MaidenEffects at a distanceThe Walking BellFaithful EckartThe Dance of DeathThe Pupil in MagicThe Bride of CorinthThe God and the BayadereThe Pariah I. The Pariah's Prayer. II. LegendIII. The Pariah's ThanksDeath-lament of the noble Wife of Asan Aga
CANTATAS
ODES
SONNETS
EPIGRAMS
PARABLES
The FrogsThe WeddingBurialThreatening SignsThe BuyersThe Mountain VillageSymbolsThree PalinodiasValedictionThe Country SchoolmasterThe Legend of the HorseshoeA Symbol
ART.The Drops of NectarThe WandererLove as a Landscape PainterGOD, SOUL, AND WORLD.Rhymed DistichsProcemionMiscellaneous.The Metamorphosis of PlantsProverbsTame XeniaThoughts on Jesus Christ's descent into Hell
ANTIQUES
Leopold, Duke of BrunswickTo the HusbandmanAnacreon's GraveThe BrethrenMeasure of TimeWarningSolitudeThe Chosen CliffThe Consecrated SpotThe InstructorsThe Unequal MarriageExcuseSakontalaThe Muse's MirrorPhoebus and HermesThe New AmorThe GarlandsThe Swiss AlpsDistichs Venetian Epigrams.
ELEGIES.Roman ElegiesAlexis and DoraHERMANN & DOROTHEAKalliopeTerpsichoreThaliaEuterpePolyhymniaKlioEratoMelpomeneUraniaWEST-EASTERN DIVAN.I Minstrel's BookII Book of HafisIII Book of LoveIV Book of ContemplationV Book of GloomVI Book of ProverbsVII Book of TimurVIII Book of SuleikaIX The Convivial BookX Book of ParablesXI Book of the ParseesXII Book of Paradise
SONGS FROM VARIOUS PLAYS, ETC.From Faust :DedicationPrologue in HeavenChorus of AngelsChorus of SpiritsMargaret at her Spinning WheelGarden SceneMargaret's SongFrom Faust Part II.:Ariel's Song and Chorus of SpiritsScene the lastFrom Iphigenia in Tauris :Song of the FatesFrom Gotz von Berlichingen :Liebetraut's SongFrom Egmont :Clara & Brackenburg's SongClara's SongFrom Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship :Who never ate with tears his breadWho gives himself to SolitudeMy Grief no Mortals knowSing no more in mournful tonesEpilogue to Schiller's Song of the BellL'envoie
Translator Goethe's Works Faust : The Tragedy (c) Copyright Notice