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to
contemporary thought."--PANCOAST, _Introduction to English
Literature_.

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF ARNOLD'S WORKS
1840. Alaric at Rome. (Prize poem at Rugby.)
1843. Cromwell.
(Prize poem at Oxford.)
1849. The Strayed Reveller and Other
Poems.
Mycerinus.
The Strayed Reveller.
Fragment of an Antigone.
The
Sick King in Bokhara.
Religious Isolation.
To my Friends.
A
Modern Sappho.
The New Sirens.
The Voice.
To Fausta.

Stagyrus.
To a Gipsy Child.
The Hayswater Boat.
The Forsaken
Merman.
The World and the Quietist.
In Utrumque Paratus.

Resignation.
Sonnets.
Quiet Work.
To a Friend.
Shakespeare.

To the Duke of Wellington.
Written in Butler's Sermons.
Written in
Emerson's Essays.
To an Independent Preacher.
To George
Cruikshank.
To a Republican Friend.
1852. Empedocles on Etna and Other Poems.
Empedocles on Etna.
The River.
Excuse.
Indifference.
Too Late.

On the Rhine.
Longing.
The Lake.
Parting.
Absence.

Destiny. (Not reprinted.)

To Marguerite.
Human Life.

Despondency.
Youth's Agitations--A Sonnet.
Self-Deception.

Lines written by a Death-bed. (Afterward, Youth and Calm.) Tristram
and Iseult.
Memorial Verses. (Previously published in _Fraser's

Magazine_.)
Courage. (Not reprinted.)
Self-Dependence.
A
Summer Night.
The Buried Life.
A Farewell.
Stanzas in Memory
of the Author of Obermann.
Consolation.
Lines written in
Kensington Gardens.
The World's Triumphs--A Sonnet.
The
Second Best.
Revolutions.
The Youth of Nature.
The Youth of
Man.
Morality.
Progress.
The Future.
1853. Poems.
Sohrab and Rustum.
Cadmus and Harmonia. (A fragment of
Empedocles on Etna.) Philomela.
Thekla's Answer.
The Church of
Brou.
The Neckan.
Switzerland.
Richmond Hill. (A fragment of
The Youth of Man.)
Requiescat.
The Scholar-Gipsy.
Stanzas in
Memory of the Late Edward Quillman.
Power of Youth. (A fragment
of The Youth of Man.)
1854. A Farewell.
1855. Poems.
Balder Dead
Separation.
1858. Merope: A Tragedy.
1867. New
Poems.
Persistency of Poetry.
Saint Brandan. _(Fraser's Magazine_,
July, 1860.)
Sonnets.
A Picture of Newstead.
Rachel. (Three Sonnets.)
East London.
West London.

Anti-Desperation.
Immorality.
Worldly Place.
The Divinity.

The Good Shepherd with the Kid.
Austerity of Poetry.
East and
West.
Monica's Last Prayer.
Calais Sands.

Dover Beach.
The
Terrace at Berne.
Stanzas composed at Carnæ.
A Southern Night.
(Previously published in the
Victoria Regia, 1861.)
Fragment of Chorus of a "Dejaneira."

Palladium.
Early Death and Fame.
Growing Old.
The Progress of
Poesy.
A Nameless Epitaph.
The Last Word.
A Wish.
A
Caution to Poets.
Pis-Aller.
Epilogue to Lessing's Laocoön.


Bacchanalia.
Rugby Chapel.
Heine's Grave.
Stanzas from the
Grande Chartreuse.
1860. The Lord's Messengers. (Cornhill
Magazine, July.)
1866. Thyrsis. (Macmillan's Magazine, April.)

1868. Obermann Once More.
1873. New Rome. (Cornhill Magazine,
June.)
1877. Haworth Churchyard with Epilogue. (Fraser's Magazine,
May.) 1881. Geist's Grave. (Fortnightly Review, January.)
1882.
Westminster Abbey. (Nineteenth Century Magazine,
January.)
Poor Matthais. (Macmillan's Magazine, December.)
1887.
Horatian Echo. (The Century Guild Hobby Horse, July.)
Kaiser Dead. (Fortnightly Review, July.)
PROSE WORKS
1859. England and the Italian Question.
1861. Popular Education in
France.
On Translating Homer.
1864. A French Eton.
1865. Essays in
Criticism.
1867. On Study of Celtic Literature.
1868. Schools and
Universities on the Continent.
1869. Culture and Anarchy.
1870. St.
Paul and Protestantism.
1871. Friendship's Garland.
1873.
Literature and Dogma.
1874. Higher Schools and Universities in
Germany.
1875. God and the Bible.
1877. Last Essays on Church
and Religion.
1879. Mixed Essays.
1882. Irish Essays.
1885.
Discourses in America.
1888. Essays in Criticism, Second Series.
Special Report on Elementary Education Abroad.
Civilization in the
United States.
CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS
Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881).

Thomas B. Macaulay (1800-1859).

Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806-1861).
Alfred Tennyson
(1809-1892).
Charles R. Darwin (1809-1882).
William M.

Thackeray (1811-1863).
Robert Browning (1812-1889).
Charles
Dickens (1812-1870).
George Eliot (1819-1880).
John Ruskin
(1819-1900).
Herbert Spencer (1820-1903).
William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878).
Ralph Waldo Emerson
(1803-1882).
Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864).
John G. Whittier
(1807-1892).
Henry W. Longfellow (1807-1882).
Oliver Wendell
Holmes (1809-1894).
James Russell Lowell (1819-1891).
BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Poetical Works of Matthew Arnold (The Macmillan Company,
one volume).
The English Poets, Vol. I, by T.H. Ward.
Matthew
Arnold and the Spirit of the Age, edited by the English
Club of Sewanee, Tennessee.
Matthew Arnold, by Sir J.G. Fitch.

Tennyson, Ruskin, and Other Literary Estimates, by Frederic
Harrison.
Studies in Interpretation, by W.H. Hudson.
Corrected
Impressions on Matthew Arnold, by G.E.B. Saintsbury. Matthew
Arnold, by Herbert W. Paul.
Matthew Arnold, by G.E.B. Saintsbury.

Arnold's Letters, collected and arranged by G.W.E. Russell. The
Bibliography of Matthew Arnold, edited by T.B. Smart. Matthew
Arnold_, by Andrew Lang, in _Century Magazine,
1881-1882, p. 849.
The Poetry of Matthew Arnold, by R.H. Hutton, in
Essays Theological and Literary, Vol. II.
Religion and Culture, by
John Shairp.
Arnold_, in _Victorian Poets, by Stedman.
Matthew
Arnold, New Poems_, in _Essays and Studies, by
A.C. Swinburne.
Arnold_, in _Our Living Poets, by Forman.

SOHRAB AND RUSTUM
AND OTHER POEMS

NARRATIVE POEMS
SOHRAB AND RUSTUM°
AN EPISODE
And the first grey of morning fill'd the east,°
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And the fog rose out of the Oxus° stream.