Goblin Market, The Prince’s Progress, and Other Poems

Summary

Christina Rossetti's two volumes of 1862 and 1866 give the title poem, in which the sisters Laura and Lizzie meet the goblin merchants whose fruit is a poison, and The Prince's Progress. A long shelf of lyrics on love, loss and faith follows, among them Up-Hill and A Birthday. This book uses the racial and other slurs of its period as written; the Book Guide explains these words where they occur.

Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5, an AI assistant, from the text of the book.

Chapters (141)

1. 1. Goblin Market
2. 2. In the Round Tower at Jhansi
3. 3. Dream Land
4. 4. At Home
5. 5. A Triad
6. 6. Love from the North
7. 7. Winter Rain
8. 8. Cousin Kate
9. 9. Noble Sisters
10. 10. Spring
11. 11. The Lambs of Grasmere, 1860
12. 12. A Birthday
13. 13. Remember
14. 14. After Death
15. 15. An End
16. 16. My Dream
17. 17. Song
18. 18. Bride
19. 19. Bridegroom
20. 20. Ghost
21. 21. Bride
22. 22. Bridegroom
23. 23. Ghost
24. 24. Bride
25. 25. Bridegroom
26. 26. Ghost
27. 27. A Summer Wish
28. 28. An Apple Gathering
29. 29. Song
30. 30. Maude Clare
31. 31. Echo
32. 32. My Secret
33. 33. Another Spring
34. 34. A Peal of Bells
35. 35. Fata Morgana
36. 36. May
37. 37. A Pause of Thought
38. 38. Twilight Calm
39. 39. Wife to Husband
40. 40. Three Seasons
41. 41. Mirage
42. 42. Shut Out
43. 43. Sound Sleep
44. 44. Song
45. 45. Song
46. 46. Dead Before Death
47. 47. Bitter for Sweet
48. 48. Sister Maude
49. 49. Rest
50. 50. The First Spring Day

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