Poems by Currer Ellis and Acton Bell

Poems by Currer Ellis and Acton Bell

Anne Brontë, British novelist and poet, used the pen name Acton Bell (1820-1849)


This ebook presents «Poems by Currer Ellis and Acton Bell», from Anne Brontë. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.


Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Pilate's Wife's Dream

- Faith And Despondency

- A Reminiscence

- Mementos

- Stars

- The Philosopher

- The Arbour

- Home

- The Wife's Will

- Remembrance

- Vanitas Vanitatum, Omnia Vanitas

- The Wood

- A Death Scene

- Song

- The Penitent

- Music On Christmas Morning

- Frances

- Anticipation

- Stanzas

- Gilbert

- The Prisoner

- If This Be All

- Life

- Hope

- Memory

- The Letter

- A Day-dream

- To Cowper

- Regret

- To Imagination

- The Doubter's Prayer

- Presentiment

- How Clear She Shines

- A Word To The Elect

- The Teacher's Monologue

- Sympathy

- Past Days

- Passion

- Preference

- Plead For Me

- The Consolation

- Evening Solace

- Self-interrogation

- Lines Composed In A Wood On A Windy Day

- Stanzas

- Death

- Views Of Life

- Parting

- Stanzas To -

- Appeal

- Honour's Martyr

- The Student's Life

- Apostasy

- Stanzas

- The Captive Dove

- Winter Stores

- My Comforter

- Self-congratulation

- The Missionary

- The Old Stoic

- Fluctuations