| PAGE | | NOCTURNE WRITTEN IN AN INDIAN GARDEN, | 1 | | TO HIS PECULIAR FRIEND WITHIN-DOORS, | 5 | | VALEDICTION TO THE SS. 'ARABIA,' WHEN RETURNING WITH HER PASSENGERS FROM THE DELHI DURBAR, | 6 | | A SOLDIER OF WEIGHT, | 8 | | ODE TO THE TIME-GUN OF GURRUMBAD, | 12 | | OMAR OUT OF DATE, | 15 | | ODE ON A DISTANT PROSPECT OF EVER GETTING TO THE HILLS, | 19 | | A SOMBRE RETROSPECT, | 22 | | TO MANDALAY—GREETING, | 24 | | SONG OF BELLS, | 27 | | A BALLAD OF BUTTONRY, | 30 | | THE IRON HAND, | 34 | | THE WOOIN' O' TUMMAS, | 37 | | CHRISTMAS GREETINGS, | 40 | | 'KAL!' | 43 | | TO AN ELEPHANT, | 46 | | VISIONARY, ON THE ADVANTAGES OF AN 'ASTRAL BODY,' | 51 | | SUMMER PORTENTS, | 55 | | ELYSIUM, | 59 | | TO MY LADY OF THE HILLS, | 62 | | THE SHORES OF NOTHING, | 66 | | THE LAST HOCKEY, | 69 | | 'FAREWELL' | 75 | | A HAPPY NEW YEAR, | 78 | | SAIREY, | 81 | | ADAM, | 85 | | ELEGY ON A RHINOCEROS, | 89 | | IN SEVERAL KEYS. NO. 1—'MARIE,' | 92 | | IN SEVERAL KEYS. NO. 2—THE BALLAD OF MORBID MOTHERS, | 95 | |
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