  | PAGE | | A cottage built of native stone | 272 | | Again with pleasant green | 61 | | All women born | 40 | | An effigy of brass | 262 | | Angel spirits of sleep | 145 | | A poppy grows upon the shore | 26 | | Ariel, O,—my angel, my own | 165 | | A song of my heart | 191 | | Assemble, all ye maidens | 34 | | Awake, my heart, to be loved | 113 | | A winter’s night with the snow about | 101 | | | Beautiful must be the mountains | 189 | | Because thou canst not see | 93 | | Behold! the radiant Spring | 66 | | Beneath the wattled bank | 223 | | Betwixt two billows | 169 | | Bright, my belovÈd, be thy day | 287 | | | Christ and his Mother | 194 | | Clear and gentle stream | 9 | | Cold is the winter day | 183 | | Crown Winter with green | 160 | | | Dear lady, when thou frownest | 22 | | | Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow | 143 | | Flame-throated robin | 185 | | | Gay Robin is seen no more | 131 | | | Hark! the world is full | 289 | | Hark to the merry birds | 128 | | Haste on, my joys | 95 | | His poisoned shafts | 38 | | How well my eyes | 227 | | | I climb the mossy bank | 237 | | I found to-day out walking | 25 | | I have loved flowers that fade | 80 | | I have sown upon the fields | 267 | | I heard a linnet courting | 20 | | I know not how I came | 50 | | I love all beauteous things | 123 | | I love my lady’s eyes | 115 | | I made another song | 32 | | I never shall love the snow again | 187 | | In the golden glade | 201 | | In this May-month | 181 | | I praise the tender flower | 99 | | I saw the Virgin-mother |
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