The Complete Poetical Works of Thomas Hardy (Illustrated) : 940+ Poems, Lyrics & Verses, Including Wessex Poems, Poems of the Past and the Present, Time's Laughingstocks, Satires of Circumstance, Mome EPUB

This grand collection includes the complete poetry of the great Victorian author Thomas Hardy, containing over 940 poems, verses and lyrics:Wessex Poems and Other VersesThe Temporary the AllAmabelHap"In Vision I Roamed"At a BridalPostponementA Confession to a Friend in TroubleNeutral TonesSheHer InitialsHer DilemmaRevulsionShe, To HimDittyThe Sergeant's SongValenciennesSan SebastianThe Stranger's SongThe BurghersLeipzigThe Peasant's ConfessionThe AlarmHer Death and AfterThe Dance at the PhœnixThe Casterbridge CaptainsA Sign-SeekerMy CicelyHer ImmortalityThe Ivy-WifeA Meeting with DespairUnknowingFriends BeyondTo Outer NatureThoughts of PhenaMiddle-Age EnthusiasmsIn a WoodTo a LadyTo an Orphan ChildNature's QuestioningThe ImpercipientAt an InnThe Slow NatureIn a Eweleaze near WeatherburyThe Fire at Tranter Sweatley'sHeiress and ArchitectThe Two MenLines"I Look into my Glass"Poems of the Past and the PresentEmbarcationDepartureThe Colonel's SoliloquyThe Going of the BatteryAt the War OfficeA Christmas Ghost-StoryThe Dead DrummerA Wife in LondonThe Souls of the SlainSong of the Soldiers' WivesThe Sick GodGenoa and the MediterraneanShelley's SkylarkIn the Old Theatre, FiesoleRome: on the PalatineLausanne: In Gibbon's Old GardenZermatt: To the MatterhornThe Bridge of LodiOn an Invitation to the United States... Time's Laughingstocks and Other VersesThe RevisitationA Trampwoman's TragedyThe Two RosalindsA Sunday Morning TragedyThe House of HospitalitiesBereftJohn and JaneThe Curate's KindnessThe Flirt's TragedyThe Rejected Member's WifeThe Farm-Woman's WinterAutumn in King's Hintock ParkShut out that MoonReminiscences of a Dancing ManThe Dead Man WalkingSatires of Circumstance…Moments of VisionLate Lyrics and Earlier... Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) was an English novelist and poet.

A Victorian realist, he was influenced in his poetry by Romanticism, especially William Wordsworth.