  | CHAP. | | | I. | AND WHEN LOVE SPEAKS | | II. | "IMPARADIS'D IN ONE ANOTHER'S ARMS."—Milton | | III. | "GOD MADE THE WOMAN FOR THE MAN."—Tennyson | | IV. | LIFE IS A JEST | | V. | "THE FLY THAT SIPS TREACLE IS LOST IN THE SWEETS" | | VI. | LIKE ONE THAT ON A LONESOME ROAD
DOST WALK IN FEAR AND DREAD | | VII. | THE SHADOWS RISE AND FALL | | VIII. | KIND HEARTS ARE MORE THAN CORONETS. | | IX. | HEART SICK AND WEARY WITH THE JOURNEY'S FRET | | X. | FALSER THAN ALL FANCY FATHOMS | | XI. | IF WE ONLY KNOW! IF WE ONLY KNOW! | | XII. | "TO-MORROW, AND TO-MORROW, AND TO-MORROW."—Shakespeare | | XIII. | "IF NEED, TO DIE—NOT LIVE."—Charles Kingsley | | XIV. | IN CLOUDS OF SILENCE FOLDED OUT OF SIGHT | | XV. | "AH, FOR SOME RETREAT
DEEP IN YONDER SHINING ORIENT."—Tennyson | | XVI. | OH, LOVE! IN SUCH A WILDERNESS AS THIS | | XVII. | "WHERE THERE AIN'T NO TEN COMMANDMENTS."—Rudyard Kipling | | XVIII. | LET US BE OPEN AS THE DAY | | XIX. | THE IDEAL! DIM VANITIES OF DREAMS BY NIGHT | | XX. | LIFE IS THORNY, AND YOUTH IS VAIN | | XXI. | "BY A ROUTE OBSCURE AND LONELY,
HAUNTED BY ILL ANGELS ONLY."—E. A. Poe. | | XXII. | "NO FOOTSTEP STIRRED—THE HATED WORLD ALL SLEPT,
SAVE ONLY THEE AND ME. (OH, HEAVEN! OH, GOD!)" | | XXIII. | "OH, I DEFY THEE, HELL, TO SHOW,
ON BEDS OF FIRE THAT BURN BELOW,
A DEEPER WOE."—E. A. Poe |
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