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- I. 1814 i "As deep, or shallow as a polished bowl", single work poetry
- II. 1824 i "Movement is life. Through mutability", single work poetry
- III. 1824 i "Oh Shrewsbury fields are fair and sheen,", single work poetry
- IV. 1826 : Medicine, Edinburgh i "High over Edinburgh's asphaltic stones", single work poetry
- V. 1831 : Cwm Idwal i "Who can foretell, in birds' flight or by stars,", single work poetry
- VI. 1832 i "Wanted : a student naturalist to sail", single work poetry
- VII. 1833 i "Late and reserved his wakening. When most", single work poetry
- VIII. 1835 : The Portillo Pass i "To see, to touch, to know...to organize.", single work poetry
- IX. 1836 : Falmouth i "In darkness home. Five years from England out;", single work poetry
- X. i "And so the stage in readiness is bare.", single work poetry
- XI. 1837 : The First Notebook i "Yet not for twenty years to come. A man", single work poetry
- XII. 1839 : Emma i "No man, wise to himself, should live apart", single work poetry
- XIII. 1842 : Down House, Down, Kent i "A roof of slate, high-gabled, good, well-found;", single work poetry
- XIV. 1844-1854 i "Once in ten barren moons a gaudy flower", single work poetry
- XV. 1849 i "That year his father died. Perhaps it was", single work poetry
- XVI. 1858 i "News!", single work poetry
- XVII. 1859 : The "Origin" i "Working again, four hours a day-indifferent", single work poetry
- XVIII. 1860 : "The British Ass." i "Now moves the massed artillery of God.", single work poetry
- XIX. i "Woman or nature - what heart's love can grow", single work poetry
- XX. "Charles Darwin - Farmer" i "And did these days that country sinecure", single work poetry
- XXI. 1881 i "To watch the seasons passing in a tree,", single work poetry
- XXII i "For what is man? A working tool. Honoured:", single work poetry
- XXIII. 1882: A Cock for Aesculapius... i "The last spring: reading a little, working some;", single work poetry
- XXIV i "The morning lark leaps up upon the plain.", single work poetry
- XXV i "Now is the summer of his great acclaim", single work poetry
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