1826.

_King Christian stood beside the mast_
_Smoke_, _mixt with flame_,
_Hung o'er his guns_, _that rattled fast_
_Against the Gothmen_, _as they passed_:
_Then sunk each hostile sail and mast_
_In smoke and flame_.
"_Fly_!"_ said the foe_: "_fly_! _all that can_,
_Nor wage_, _with Denmark's Christian_,
_The dread_, _unequal game_."

1830.

_King Christian by the main-mast stood_
_In smoke and mist_!
_So pour'd his guns their fiery flood_
_That Gothmen's heads and helmets bow'd_;
_Their sterns_, _their masts fell crashing loud_
_In smoke and mist_.
"_Fly_," _cried they_, "_let him fly who can_,
_For who shall Denmark's Christian_
_Resist_?"

1835.

_King Christian stood beside the mast_
_In smoke and mist_.
_His weapons_, _hammering hard and fast_,
_Through helms and brains of Gothmen pass'd_.
_Then sank each hostile sail and mast_
_In smoke and mist_.
"_Fly_," _said the foe_, "_fly all that can_,
_For who can Denmark's Christian_
_Resist_?"

P. 438.

THE ERL KING. [_Who is it that gallops so lat on the wild_!]

(3) _The Monthly Magazine_, Vol. lvii, 1824.

P. 235.

BERNARD'S ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY. [_Freshly blew the morning breeze_]

P. 335.

THE SINGING MARINER. [_Who will ever have again_]

Reprinted in _The Expedition to Birting's Land and Other Ballads_, 1914,
pp. 16-18.

P. 431.

THE FRENCH PRINCESS. [_Towards France a maiden went_]

P. 526.

THE NIGHTINGALE. [_In midnight's calm hour the Nightingale sings_]

Reprinted in _The Expedition to Birting's Land and Other Ballads_, 1914,
pp. 19-20.

(4) _The Universal Review_, Vol. i, 1824.

P. 391.

A REVIEW OF _Fortsetzung des Faust Von Goethe_. _Von C. C. L. Schone_.
(_Berlin_.)

P. 394.

A REVIEW OF _OElenschlager's Samlede digte_. (_Copenhagen_.)

Pp. 491-513.

A REVIEW OF _Narrative of a Pedestrian Journey through Russia and
Siberian Tartary_, _from the Frontiers of China to the Frozen Sea_. _By
Capt. John Dundas_, _R.N._