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Table of Contents379

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightp. 2
Table of Contentspp. 3-15
Not Ip. 16
Here, Perfect to a Wishp. 17
As Seamen on the Seasp. 18
The Pamphlet Here Presentedp. 19
See How the Children in the Printp. 20
Reader, Your Soul Upraise to Seep. 21
A Peak in Darienp. 22
See in the Print, How Moved by Whimp. 23
Mark, printed on the opposing pagep. 24
With Storms A-Weather, Rocks A-Leep. 25
The Careful Angler Chose His Nookp. 26
The Abbot for a Walk Went Outp. 27
The Frozen Peaks He Once Exploredp. 28
Industrious Pirate! See Him Sweepp. 29
A Martial Elegy for Some Lead Soldiersp. 30
Proemp. 31
The Precarious Millp. 32
The Disputatious Pinesp. 33
The Trampsp. 34
The Foolhardy Geographerp. 35
The Angler & The Clownp. 36
Robin and Ben; Or, The Pirate and the Apothecarypp. 37-40
The Builder’s Doompp. 41-43
To Alison Cunninghamp. 44
Bed in Summerp. 45
A Thoughtp. 46
At the Sea-Sidep. 47
Young Night Thoughtp. 48
Whole Duty of Childrenp. 49
Rainp. 50
Pirate Storyp. 51
Foreign Landsp. 52
Windy Nightsp. 53
Travelp. 54
Singingp. 55
Looking Forwardp. 56
A Good Playp. 57
Where Go the Boats?p. 58
Auntie’s Skirtsp. 59
The Land of Counterpanep. 60
The Land of Nodp. 61
My Shadowp. 62
Systemp. 63
A Good Boyp. 64
Escape at Bedtimep. 65
Marching Songp. 66
The Cowp. 67
Happy Thoughtp. 68
The Windp. 69
Keepsake Millp. 70
Good and Bad Childrenp. 71
Foreign Childrenp. 72
The Sun’s Travelsp. 73
The Lamplighterp. 74
My Bed Is a Boatp. 75
The Moonp. 76
The Swingp. 77
Time to Risep. 78
Looking-Glass Riverp. 79
Fairy Breadp. 80
From a Railway Carriagep. 81
Winter-Timep. 82
The Hayloftp. 83
Farewell to the Farmp. 84
Ip. 85
IIp. 86
IIIp. 87
The Unseen Playmatep. 88
My Ship and Ip. 89
My Kingdomp. 90
Picture-Books in Winterp. 91
My Treasuresp. 92
Block Cityp. 93
The Land of Story-Booksp. 94
Armies in the Firep. 95
The Little Landp. 96
Night and Dayp. 97
Nest Eggsp. 98
The Flowersp. 99
Summer Sunp. 100
The Dumb Soldierp. 101
Autumn Firesp. 102
The Gardenerp. 103
Historical Associationsp. 104
To Willie and Henriettap. 105
To My Motherp. 106
To Auntiep. 107
To Minniepp. 108-109
- Page 108108
- Page 109109
To My Name-Childp. 110
To Any Readerp. 111
Envoyp. 112
A Song of the Roadp. 113
The Canoe Speaksp. 114
It Is the Season Now to Gop. 115
The House Beautifulp. 116
A Visit from the Seap. 117
To a Gardenerp. 118
To Minniep. 119
To K. de M.p. 120
To N. V. de G. S.p. 121
To Will. H. Lowp. 122
To Mrs. Will. H. Lowp. 123
To H. F. Brownp. 124
To Andrew Langp. 125
Et Tu in Arcadia Vixistipp. 126-127
- Page 126126
- Page 127127
To W. E. Henleyp. 128
Henry Jamesp. 129
The Mirror Speaksp. 130
Katharinep. 131
To F. J. S.p. 132
Requiemp. 133
The Celestial Surgeonp. 134
Our Lady of the Snowspp. 135-136
- Page 135135
- Page 136136
Not Yet, My Soul, These Friendly Fields Desertp. 137
It Is Not Yours, O Mother, to Complainpp. 138-139
- Page 138138
- Page 139139
The Sick Childp. 140
In Memoriam F. A. S.p. 141
To My Fatherp. 142
In the Statesp. 143
A Portraitp. 144
Sing Clearlier, Muse, or Evermore Be Stillp. 145
A Campp. 146
The Country of the Camisardsp. 147
Skerryvorep. 148
Skerryvorep. 149
“My House,” I Say. But Hark to the Sunny Dovesp. 150
My Body Which My Dungeon Isp. 151
Say Not of Me That Weakly I Declinedp. 152
The Song Of Rahero Dedicationp. 153
Ipp. 154-159
IIpp. 160-166
IIIpp. 167-171
Ipp. 172-174
IIpp. 175-177
IIIpp. 178-181
IVpp. 182-184
Ticonderoga Prefacep. 185
Ipp. 186-188
IIpp. 189-190
- Page 189189
- Page 190190
IIIpp. 191-192
- Page 191191
- Page 192192
Heather Alepp. 193-194
- Page 193193
- Page 194194
Christmas at Seapp. 195-196
- Page 195195
- Page 196196
The Vagabondp. 197
Youth and Love⁠— Ip. 198
Youth and Love⁠— IIp. 199
In Dreams, Unhappy, I Behold You Standp. 200
She Rested by the Broken Brookp. 201
The Infinite Shining Heavensp. 202
Plain as the Glistering Planets Shinep. 203
To You, Let Snow and Rosesp. 204
Let Beauty Awake in the Morn from Beautiful Dreamsp. 205
I Know Not How It Is with Youp. 206
I Will Make You Brooches and Toys for Your Delightp. 207
We Have Loved of Yorep. 208
Mater Triumphansp. 209
Bright Is the Ring of Wordsp. 210
In the Highlands, in the Country Placesp. 211
Home No More Home to Me, Whither Must I Wander?p. 212
Winterp. 213
The Stormy Evening Closes Now in Vainp. 214
To Dr. Hakep. 215
To ⸻p. 216
The Morning Drum-Call on My Eager Earp. 217
I Have Trod the Upward and the Downward Slopep. 218
He Hears with Gladdened Heart the Thunderp. 219
Farewell, Fair Day and Fading Light!p. 220
If This Were Faithp. 221
My Wifep. 222
To the Musep. 223
To an Island Princessp. 224
To Kalakauap. 225
To Princess Kaiulanip. 226
To Mother Maryannep. 227
In Memoriam E. H.p. 228
To My Wifep. 229
To My Old Familiarsp. 230
The Tropics Vanish, and Meseems That Ip. 231
To S. C.p. 232
The House of Tembinokapp. 233-235
The Woodmanpp. 236-238
Tropic Rainp. 239
An End of Travelp. 240
We Uncommiserate Pass Into the Nightp. 241
Sing Me a Song of a Lad That Is Gonep. 242
To S. R. Crockettp. 243
Evensongp. 244
The Light-Keeperpp. 245-246
- Page 245245
- Page 246246
A Familiar Epistlepp. 247-248
- Page 247247
- Page 248248
Ip. 249
IIp. 250
IIIp. 251
IVp. 252
The Susquehannah and the Delawarep. 253
Epistle to Albert Dew-Smithpp. 254-255
- Page 254254
- Page 255255
Alcaics to Horatio F. Brownp. 256
A Lytle Jape of Tusheriep. 257
To Virgil and Dora Williamsp. 258
Burlesque Sonnetp. 259
The Fine Pacific Islandsp. 260
The Lesson of the Masterp. 261
The Consecration of Braillep. 262
Songp. 263
Prayerp. 264
Lo! In Thine Honest Eyes I Readp. 265
Though Deep Indifference Should Drowsep. 266
My Heart, When First the Blackbird Singsp. 267
I Dreamed of Forest Alleys Fairpp. 268-269
- Page 268268
- Page 269269
St. Martin’s Summerp. 270
Dedicationp. 271
The Old Chimaeras, Old Receiptsp. 272
Preludep. 273
The Vanquished Knightp. 274
To the Commissioners of Northern Lightsp. 275
The Relic Taken, What Avails the Shrine?p. 276
About the Sheltered Garden Groundp. 277
After Reading “Antony and Cleopatra”p. 278
I Know Not How, but as I Countp. 279
Spring Songp. 280
The Summer Sun Shone Round Mep. 281
You Looked So Tempting in the Pewp. 282
Love’s Vicissitudesp. 283
Duddingstonep. 284
Stout Marches Lead to Certain Endsp. 285
Away with Funeral Musicp. 286
To Sydneypp. 287-288
- Page 287287
- Page 288288
Had I the Power That Have the Willp. 289
O Dull Cold Northern Skyp. 290
Apologetic Postscript of a Year Laterp. 291
To Marcusp. 292
To Ottiliep. 293
This Gloomy Northern Dayp. 294
The Wind Is Without There and Howls in the Treesp. 295
A Valentine’s Songpp. 296-297
- Page 296296
- Page 297297
Hail! Childish Slaves of Social Rulespp. 298-299
- Page 298298
- Page 299299
Swallows Travel to and Frop. 300
To Mesdames Zassetsky and Garschinep. 301
To Madame Garschinep. 302
Music at the Villa Marinap. 303
Fear Not, Dear Friend, but Freely Live Your Daysp. 304
Let Love Go, if Go She Willp. 305
I Do Not Fear to Own Me Kinp. 306
I Am Like One That for Long Days Had Satep. 307
Voluntaryp. 308
On Now, Although the Year Be Donep. 309
In the Green and Gallant Springp. 310
Death, to the Dead for Evermorep. 311
I Who All the Winter Throughp. 312
Love, What Is Love?p. 313
Soon Our Friends Perishp. 314
As One Who Having Wandered All Night Longp. 315
Strange Are the Ways of Menp. 316
The Wind Blew Shrill and Smartp. 317
Man Sails the Deep Awhilep. 318
The Cock’s Clear Voice Into the Clearer Airp. 319
Now When the Number of My Yearsp. 320
What Man May Learn, What Man May Dop. 321
Small Is the Trust When Love Is Greenp. 322
Know You the River Near to Grezp. 323
It’s Forth Across the Roaring Foamp. 324
An English Breezep. 325
As in Their Flight the Birds of Songp. 326
The Piperp. 327
To Mrs. Macmarlandp. 328
To Miss Cornishp. 329
Tales of Arabiap. 330
Behold, as Goblins Dark of Mienp. 331
Still I Love to Rhymep. 332
Long Time I Lay in Little Easep. 333
Flower God, God of the Springp. 334
Come, My Beloved, Hear from Mep. 335
Since Years Ago for Evermorep. 336
Envoy for “A Child’s Garden of Verses”p. 337
For Richmond’s Garden Wallp. 338
Hail, Guest, and Enter Freely!p. 339
Lo, Now, My Guestp. 340
So Live, So Love, So Use That Fragile Hourp. 341
Ad Se Ipsump. 342
Before This Little Gift Was Comep. 343
Go, Little Book⁠—The Ancient Phrasep. 344
My Love Was Warmp. 345
Dedicatory Poem for “Underwoods”p. 346
Farewellp. 347
The Far-Farersp. 348
Come, My Little Children, Here Are Songs for Youp. 349
Home from the Daisied Meadowsp. 350
Early in the Morning I Hear on Your Pianop. 351
Fair Isle at Seap. 352
Loud and Low in the Chimneyp. 353
I Love to Be Warm by the Red Firesidep. 354
At Last She Comesp. 355
Mine Eyes Were Swift to Know Theep. 356
Fixed Is the Doomp. 357
Men Are Heaven’s Piersp. 358
The Angler Rose, He Took His Rodp. 359
Spring Carolp. 360
To What Shall I Compare Her?p. 361
When the Sun Comes After Rainp. 362
Late, O Millerp. 363
To Friends at Homep. 364
I, Whom Apollo Sometime Visitedp. 365
Tempest Tossed and Sore Afflictedp. 366
Variant Form of the Preceding Poemp. 367
I Now, O Friend, Whom Noiselessly the Snowspp. 368-369
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- Page 369369
Since Thou Hast Given Me This Good Hope, O Godp. 370
God Gave to Me a Child in Partp. 371
Over the Land Is Aprilp. 372
Light as the Linnet on My Way I Startp. 373
Come, Here Is Adieu to the Cityp. 374
It Blows a Snowing Galep. 375
Ne Sit Ancillæ Tibi Amor Pudorp. 376
To All That Love the Far and Bluep. 377
Thou Strainest Through the Mountain Fernp. 378
To Rosabellep. 379
Now Bare to the Beholder’s Eyep. 380
Sonnetspp. 381-387
Air of Diabelli’spp. 388-390
Epitaphium Erotiip. 391
De M. Antoniop. 392
Ad Magistrum Ludip. 393
Ad Nepotemp. 394
In Charidemump. 395
De Ligurrap. 396
In Lupump. 397
Ad Quintilianump. 398
De Hortis Julii Martialisp. 399
Ad Martialemp. 400
In Maximump. 401
Ad Olump. 402
De Cœnatione Micæp. 403
De Erotio Puellap. 404
Ad Piscatoremp. 405
The Mill-Housepp. 406-408
The Well-Headp. 409
A Summer Nightp. 410
Take Not My Hand as Mine Alonep. 411
All Influences Were in Vainpp. 412-413
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- Page 413413
Deathp. 414
The Moon Is Sinking⁠—The Tempestuous Weatherp. 415
The Whole Day Thro’, in Contempt and Pityp. 416
The Old World Moans and Topesp. 417
I Am Like One That Has Sat Alonep. 418
I Sit Up Here at Midnightp. 419
Link Your Arm in Mine, My Ladp. 420
I Have a Friend; I Have a Storyp. 421
Hopesp. 422
To a Youthp. 423
Here He Comes, Big with Statisticsp. 424
In Autumn When the Woods Are Redp. 425
The Look of Death Is Both Severe and Mildp. 426
Her Name Is as a Word of Old Romancep. 427
Light as My Heart Was Long Agop. 428
Gather Ye Roses While Ye Mayp. 429
Since I Am Sworn to Live My Lifep. 430
Poem for a Class Re-Unionp. 431
I Saw Red Evening Through the Rainp. 432
Last Night We Had a Thunderstorm in Stylep. 433
O Lady Fair and Sweetp. 434
If I Had Wings, My Lady, Like a Dovep. 435
All Night Through, Raves or Broodsp. 436
The Rain Is Over and Donep. 437
There Where the Land of Lovep. 438
Love Is the Very Heart of Springp. 439
At Morning on the Garden Seatp. 440
If I Could Arise and Travel Awayp. 441
Good Old Ale, Mild or Palep. 442
Nay, but I Fancy Somehow, Year by Yearp. 443
My Wife and I, in One Romantic Cotp. 444
Yes, I Remember, and Still Remember Wailingp. 445
Of Schooners, Islands and Maroonsp. 446
Here Lies Erotionp. 447
To Priapusp. 448
Far Over Seas an Island Isp. 449
On the Gorgeous Hills of Morningp. 450
Rivers and Winds Among the Twisted Hillsp. 451
I Am a Hunchback, Yellow Facedp. 452
I Look Across the Oceanp. 453
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Table of Contents379

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightp. 2
Table of Contentspp. 3-15
Not Ip. 16
Here, Perfect to a Wishp. 17
As Seamen on the Seasp. 18
The Pamphlet Here Presentedp. 19
See How the Children in the Printp. 20
Reader, Your Soul Upraise to Seep. 21
A Peak in Darienp. 22
See in the Print, How Moved by Whimp. 23
Mark, printed on the opposing pagep. 24
With Storms A-Weather, Rocks A-Leep. 25
The Careful Angler Chose His Nookp. 26
The Abbot for a Walk Went Outp. 27
The Frozen Peaks He Once Exploredp. 28
Industrious Pirate! See Him Sweepp. 29
A Martial Elegy for Some Lead Soldiersp. 30
Proemp. 31
The Precarious Millp. 32
The Disputatious Pinesp. 33
The Trampsp. 34
The Foolhardy Geographerp. 35
The Angler & The Clownp. 36
Robin and Ben; Or, The Pirate and the Apothecarypp. 37-40
The Builder’s Doompp. 41-43
To Alison Cunninghamp. 44
Bed in Summerp. 45
A Thoughtp. 46
At the Sea-Sidep. 47
Young Night Thoughtp. 48
Whole Duty of Childrenp. 49
Rainp. 50
Pirate Storyp. 51
Foreign Landsp. 52
Windy Nightsp. 53
Travelp. 54
Singingp. 55
Looking Forwardp. 56
A Good Playp. 57
Where Go the Boats?p. 58
Auntie’s Skirtsp. 59
The Land of Counterpanep. 60
The Land of Nodp. 61
My Shadowp. 62
Systemp. 63
A Good Boyp. 64
Escape at Bedtimep. 65
Marching Songp. 66
The Cowp. 67
Happy Thoughtp. 68
The Windp. 69
Keepsake Millp. 70
Good and Bad Childrenp. 71
Foreign Childrenp. 72
The Sun’s Travelsp. 73
The Lamplighterp. 74
My Bed Is a Boatp. 75
The Moonp. 76
The Swingp. 77
Time to Risep. 78
Looking-Glass Riverp. 79
Fairy Breadp. 80
From a Railway Carriagep. 81
Winter-Timep. 82
The Hayloftp. 83
Farewell to the Farmp. 84
Ip. 85
IIp. 86
IIIp. 87
The Unseen Playmatep. 88
My Ship and Ip. 89
My Kingdomp. 90
Picture-Books in Winterp. 91
My Treasuresp. 92
Block Cityp. 93
The Land of Story-Booksp. 94
Armies in the Firep. 95
The Little Landp. 96
Night and Dayp. 97
Nest Eggsp. 98
The Flowersp. 99
Summer Sunp. 100
The Dumb Soldierp. 101
Autumn Firesp. 102
The Gardenerp. 103
Historical Associationsp. 104
To Willie and Henriettap. 105
To My Motherp. 106
To Auntiep. 107
To Minniepp. 108-109
- Page 108108
- Page 109109
To My Name-Childp. 110
To Any Readerp. 111
Envoyp. 112
A Song of the Roadp. 113
The Canoe Speaksp. 114
It Is the Season Now to Gop. 115
The House Beautifulp. 116
A Visit from the Seap. 117
To a Gardenerp. 118
To Minniep. 119
To K. de M.p. 120
To N. V. de G. S.p. 121
To Will. H. Lowp. 122
To Mrs. Will. H. Lowp. 123
To H. F. Brownp. 124
To Andrew Langp. 125
Et Tu in Arcadia Vixistipp. 126-127
- Page 126126
- Page 127127
To W. E. Henleyp. 128
Henry Jamesp. 129
The Mirror Speaksp. 130
Katharinep. 131
To F. J. S.p. 132
Requiemp. 133
The Celestial Surgeonp. 134
Our Lady of the Snowspp. 135-136
- Page 135135
- Page 136136
Not Yet, My Soul, These Friendly Fields Desertp. 137
It Is Not Yours, O Mother, to Complainpp. 138-139
- Page 138138
- Page 139139
The Sick Childp. 140
In Memoriam F. A. S.p. 141
To My Fatherp. 142
In the Statesp. 143
A Portraitp. 144
Sing Clearlier, Muse, or Evermore Be Stillp. 145
A Campp. 146
The Country of the Camisardsp. 147
Skerryvorep. 148
Skerryvorep. 149
“My House,” I Say. But Hark to the Sunny Dovesp. 150
My Body Which My Dungeon Isp. 151
Say Not of Me That Weakly I Declinedp. 152
The Song Of Rahero Dedicationp. 153
Ipp. 154-159
IIpp. 160-166
IIIpp. 167-171
Ipp. 172-174
IIpp. 175-177
IIIpp. 178-181
IVpp. 182-184
Ticonderoga Prefacep. 185
Ipp. 186-188
IIpp. 189-190
- Page 189189
- Page 190190
IIIpp. 191-192
- Page 191191
- Page 192192
Heather Alepp. 193-194
- Page 193193
- Page 194194
Christmas at Seapp. 195-196
- Page 195195
- Page 196196
The Vagabondp. 197
Youth and Love⁠— Ip. 198
Youth and Love⁠— IIp. 199
In Dreams, Unhappy, I Behold You Standp. 200
She Rested by the Broken Brookp. 201
The Infinite Shining Heavensp. 202
Plain as the Glistering Planets Shinep. 203
To You, Let Snow and Rosesp. 204
Let Beauty Awake in the Morn from Beautiful Dreamsp. 205
I Know Not How It Is with Youp. 206
I Will Make You Brooches and Toys for Your Delightp. 207
We Have Loved of Yorep. 208
Mater Triumphansp. 209
Bright Is the Ring of Wordsp. 210
In the Highlands, in the Country Placesp. 211
Home No More Home to Me, Whither Must I Wander?p. 212
Winterp. 213
The Stormy Evening Closes Now in Vainp. 214
To Dr. Hakep. 215
To ⸻p. 216
The Morning Drum-Call on My Eager Earp. 217
I Have Trod the Upward and the Downward Slopep. 218
He Hears with Gladdened Heart the Thunderp. 219
Farewell, Fair Day and Fading Light!p. 220
If This Were Faithp. 221
My Wifep. 222
To the Musep. 223
To an Island Princessp. 224
To Kalakauap. 225
To Princess Kaiulanip. 226
To Mother Maryannep. 227
In Memoriam E. H.p. 228
To My Wifep. 229
To My Old Familiarsp. 230
The Tropics Vanish, and Meseems That Ip. 231
To S. C.p. 232
The House of Tembinokapp. 233-235
The Woodmanpp. 236-238
Tropic Rainp. 239
An End of Travelp. 240
We Uncommiserate Pass Into the Nightp. 241
Sing Me a Song of a Lad That Is Gonep. 242
To S. R. Crockettp. 243
Evensongp. 244
The Light-Keeperpp. 245-246
- Page 245245
- Page 246246
A Familiar Epistlepp. 247-248
- Page 247247
- Page 248248
Ip. 249
IIp. 250
IIIp. 251
IVp. 252
The Susquehannah and the Delawarep. 253
Epistle to Albert Dew-Smithpp. 254-255
- Page 254254
- Page 255255
Alcaics to Horatio F. Brownp. 256
A Lytle Jape of Tusheriep. 257
To Virgil and Dora Williamsp. 258
Burlesque Sonnetp. 259
The Fine Pacific Islandsp. 260
The Lesson of the Masterp. 261
The Consecration of Braillep. 262
Songp. 263
Prayerp. 264
Lo! In Thine Honest Eyes I Readp. 265
Though Deep Indifference Should Drowsep. 266
My Heart, When First the Blackbird Singsp. 267
I Dreamed of Forest Alleys Fairpp. 268-269
- Page 268268
- Page 269269
St. Martin’s Summerp. 270
Dedicationp. 271
The Old Chimaeras, Old Receiptsp. 272
Preludep. 273
The Vanquished Knightp. 274
To the Commissioners of Northern Lightsp. 275
The Relic Taken, What Avails the Shrine?p. 276
About the Sheltered Garden Groundp. 277
After Reading “Antony and Cleopatra”p. 278
I Know Not How, but as I Countp. 279
Spring Songp. 280
The Summer Sun Shone Round Mep. 281
You Looked So Tempting in the Pewp. 282
Love’s Vicissitudesp. 283
Duddingstonep. 284
Stout Marches Lead to Certain Endsp. 285
Away with Funeral Musicp. 286
To Sydneypp. 287-288
- Page 287287
- Page 288288
Had I the Power That Have the Willp. 289
O Dull Cold Northern Skyp. 290
Apologetic Postscript of a Year Laterp. 291
To Marcusp. 292
To Ottiliep. 293
This Gloomy Northern Dayp. 294
The Wind Is Without There and Howls in the Treesp. 295
A Valentine’s Songpp. 296-297
- Page 296296
- Page 297297
Hail! Childish Slaves of Social Rulespp. 298-299
- Page 298298
- Page 299299
Swallows Travel to and Frop. 300
To Mesdames Zassetsky and Garschinep. 301
To Madame Garschinep. 302
Music at the Villa Marinap. 303
Fear Not, Dear Friend, but Freely Live Your Daysp. 304
Let Love Go, if Go She Willp. 305
I Do Not Fear to Own Me Kinp. 306
I Am Like One That for Long Days Had Satep. 307
Voluntaryp. 308
On Now, Although the Year Be Donep. 309
In the Green and Gallant Springp. 310
Death, to the Dead for Evermorep. 311
I Who All the Winter Throughp. 312
Love, What Is Love?p. 313
Soon Our Friends Perishp. 314
As One Who Having Wandered All Night Longp. 315
Strange Are the Ways of Menp. 316
The Wind Blew Shrill and Smartp. 317
Man Sails the Deep Awhilep. 318
The Cock’s Clear Voice Into the Clearer Airp. 319
Now When the Number of My Yearsp. 320
What Man May Learn, What Man May Dop. 321
Small Is the Trust When Love Is Greenp. 322
Know You the River Near to Grezp. 323
It’s Forth Across the Roaring Foamp. 324
An English Breezep. 325
As in Their Flight the Birds of Songp. 326
The Piperp. 327
To Mrs. Macmarlandp. 328
To Miss Cornishp. 329
Tales of Arabiap. 330
Behold, as Goblins Dark of Mienp. 331
Still I Love to Rhymep. 332
Long Time I Lay in Little Easep. 333
Flower God, God of the Springp. 334
Come, My Beloved, Hear from Mep. 335
Since Years Ago for Evermorep. 336
Envoy for “A Child’s Garden of Verses”p. 337
For Richmond’s Garden Wallp. 338
Hail, Guest, and Enter Freely!p. 339
Lo, Now, My Guestp. 340
So Live, So Love, So Use That Fragile Hourp. 341
Ad Se Ipsump. 342
Before This Little Gift Was Comep. 343
Go, Little Book⁠—The Ancient Phrasep. 344
My Love Was Warmp. 345
Dedicatory Poem for “Underwoods”p. 346
Farewellp. 347
The Far-Farersp. 348
Come, My Little Children, Here Are Songs for Youp. 349
Home from the Daisied Meadowsp. 350
Early in the Morning I Hear on Your Pianop. 351
Fair Isle at Seap. 352
Loud and Low in the Chimneyp. 353
I Love to Be Warm by the Red Firesidep. 354
At Last She Comesp. 355
Mine Eyes Were Swift to Know Theep. 356
Fixed Is the Doomp. 357
Men Are Heaven’s Piersp. 358
The Angler Rose, He Took His Rodp. 359
Spring Carolp. 360
To What Shall I Compare Her?p. 361
When the Sun Comes After Rainp. 362
Late, O Millerp. 363
To Friends at Homep. 364
I, Whom Apollo Sometime Visitedp. 365
Tempest Tossed and Sore Afflictedp. 366
Variant Form of the Preceding Poemp. 367
I Now, O Friend, Whom Noiselessly the Snowspp. 368-369
- Page 368368
- Page 369369
Since Thou Hast Given Me This Good Hope, O Godp. 370
God Gave to Me a Child in Partp. 371
Over the Land Is Aprilp. 372
Light as the Linnet on My Way I Startp. 373
Come, Here Is Adieu to the Cityp. 374
It Blows a Snowing Galep. 375
Ne Sit Ancillæ Tibi Amor Pudorp. 376
To All That Love the Far and Bluep. 377
Thou Strainest Through the Mountain Fernp. 378
To Rosabellep. 379
Now Bare to the Beholder’s Eyep. 380
Sonnetspp. 381-387
Air of Diabelli’spp. 388-390
Epitaphium Erotiip. 391
De M. Antoniop. 392
Ad Magistrum Ludip. 393
Ad Nepotemp. 394
In Charidemump. 395
De Ligurrap. 396
In Lupump. 397
Ad Quintilianump. 398
De Hortis Julii Martialisp. 399
Ad Martialemp. 400
In Maximump. 401
Ad Olump. 402
De Cœnatione Micæp. 403
De Erotio Puellap. 404
Ad Piscatoremp. 405
The Mill-Housepp. 406-408
The Well-Headp. 409
A Summer Nightp. 410
Take Not My Hand as Mine Alonep. 411
All Influences Were in Vainpp. 412-413
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Deathp. 414
The Moon Is Sinking⁠—The Tempestuous Weatherp. 415
The Whole Day Thro’, in Contempt and Pityp. 416
The Old World Moans and Topesp. 417
I Am Like One That Has Sat Alonep. 418
I Sit Up Here at Midnightp. 419
Link Your Arm in Mine, My Ladp. 420
I Have a Friend; I Have a Storyp. 421
Hopesp. 422
To a Youthp. 423
Here He Comes, Big with Statisticsp. 424
In Autumn When the Woods Are Redp. 425
The Look of Death Is Both Severe and Mildp. 426
Her Name Is as a Word of Old Romancep. 427
Light as My Heart Was Long Agop. 428
Gather Ye Roses While Ye Mayp. 429
Since I Am Sworn to Live My Lifep. 430
Poem for a Class Re-Unionp. 431
I Saw Red Evening Through the Rainp. 432
Last Night We Had a Thunderstorm in Stylep. 433
O Lady Fair and Sweetp. 434
If I Had Wings, My Lady, Like a Dovep. 435
All Night Through, Raves or Broodsp. 436
The Rain Is Over and Donep. 437
There Where the Land of Lovep. 438
Love Is the Very Heart of Springp. 439
At Morning on the Garden Seatp. 440
If I Could Arise and Travel Awayp. 441
Good Old Ale, Mild or Palep. 442
Nay, but I Fancy Somehow, Year by Yearp. 443
My Wife and I, in One Romantic Cotp. 444
Yes, I Remember, and Still Remember Wailingp. 445
Of Schooners, Islands and Maroonsp. 446
Here Lies Erotionp. 447
To Priapusp. 448
Far Over Seas an Island Isp. 449
On the Gorgeous Hills of Morningp. 450
Rivers and Winds Among the Twisted Hillsp. 451
I Am a Hunchback, Yellow Facedp. 452
I Look Across the Oceanp. 453
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Poetry

Robert Louis Stevenson

Nydus Foundation

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