Available Poems in The Spanish Gypsy (by Mary Ann Evans )

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• Came a pretty maid  (Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)
• Day is dying! Float, O song  (Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)
• It was in the prime  (Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)
• Maiden, crowned with glossy blackness  (Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)
• O bird, that used to press  (Margaret Ruthven Lang, Arthur Sullivan, Sir)
• Should I long that dark were fair?  (Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)
• Spring comes hither  (Arthur Foote, Margaret Ruthven Lang, Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)
• The world is great: the birds all fly from me  (Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)
• Warm whisp'ring through the slender olive leaves  (Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)