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| Tell me wher, in what contree, is, | 256 |
| That night on Judge’s Walk the wind, | 252 |
| The ancient memories buried lie, | 196 |
| The breaths of kissing night and day, | 265 |
| The broad green rollers lift and glide, | 301 |
| The cowslip glowed, the tulip burned, | 218 |
| The curtains were half drawn, the floor was swept, | 225 |
| The fire is smouldering while the daylight wanes, | 55 |
| The lights are out in the street, and a cool wind, | 271 |
| The little gate was reached at last, | 127 |
| The mavis sang but yesterday, | 1 |
| The place again, | 124 |
| The rain set early in to-night, | 36 |
| There is a certain garden where I know, | 137 |
| There is an air for which I would disown, | 110 |
| There’s never a rose upon the bush, | 220 |
| The restless years that come and go, | 178 |
| There were four apples on the bough, | 246 |
| The same green hill, the same blue sea, | 19 |
| The snow is white on wood and wold, | 172 |
| The star of love is trembling in the west, | 270 |
| The sun is bright,—the air is clear, | 120 |
| The wheel goes round, the wheel goes round, | 174 |
| The wind blows down the dusty street, | 224 |
| The world goes up and the world goes down, | 106 |
| Though the roving bee as lightly, | 305 |
| Thou walkest with me as the spirit-light, | 28 |
| Thou wilt come back again, but not for me, | 126 |
| Through laughing leaves the sunlight comes, | 50 |
| Thy shadow, O tardy night, | 161 |
| Time with his jealous icy blast, | 60 |
| ’Tis an old dial, dark with many a stain, | 64 |
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| Upon that quiet day that lies, | 41 |
| Up, up, my heart! up, up, my heart, | 39 |
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| Vine, vine and eglantine, | 261 |
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| Waves the soft grass at my feet, | 307 |
| We’re all alone, we’re all alone, | 237 |
| What days await this woman whose strange feet, | 109 |
| What hast thou done to me, | |
