Narrative poem · 1860

Lucile

by Robert Bulwer-Lytton, Earl of Lytton (Owen Meredith)

A verse novel in twelve cantos: the Comtesse de Nevers, once the lover of Lord Alfred Vargrave, calls him to Luchon on the eve of his marriage, and a story of renunciation and loyalty unfolds.

Contents · 12 parts

• Part I, Canto Iabout 470 lines
• Part I, Canto IIabout 660 lines
• Part I, Canto IIIabout 590 lines
• Part I, Canto IVabout 390 lines
• Part I, Canto Vabout 560 lines
• Part I, Canto VIabout 920 lines
• Part II, Canto Iabout 940 lines
• Part II, Canto IIabout 550 lines
• Part II, Canto IIIabout 390 lines
• Part II, Canto IVabout 580 lines
• Part II, Canto Vabout 510 lines
• Part II, Canto VIabout 1470 lines

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