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| Apology | v |
| Weathers | 1 |
| The maid of Keinton Mandeville | 3 |
| Summer Schemes | 5 |
| Epeisodia | 6 |
| Faintheart in a Railway Train | 8 |
| At Moonrise and Onwards | 9 |
| The Garden Seat | 11 |
| BarthÉlÉmon at Vauxhall | 12 |
| “I sometimes think” | 14 |
| Jezreel | 15 |
| A Jog-trot Pair | 17 |
| “The Curtains now are drawn” | 19 |
| “According to the Mighty Working” | 21 |
| “I was not He” | 22 |
| The West-of-Wessex Girl | 23 |
| Welcome Home | 25 |
| Going and Staying | 26 |
| Read by Moonlight | 27 |
| At a house in Hampstead | 28 |
| A Woman’s Fancy | 30 |
| Her Song | 33 |
| A Wet August | 35 |
| The Dissemblers | 36 |
| To a Lady playing and singing in the Morning | 37 |
| “A Man was drawing near to me” | 38 |
| The Strange House | 40 |
| “As ’twere To-night” | 42 |
| The Contretemps | 43 |
| A Gentleman’s Epitaph on Himself and a Lady | 46 |
| The Old Gown | 48 |
| A Night in November | 50 |
| A Duettist to her Pianoforte | 51 |
| “Where Three Roads joined” | 53 |
| “And There was a Great Calm” | 55 |
| Haunting Fingers | 59 |
| The Woman I Met | 63 |
| “If it’s ever Spring again” | 67 |
| The Two Houses | 68 |
| On Stinsford Hill at Midnight | 72 |
| The Fallow Deer at the Lonely House | 74 |
| The Selfsame Song | 75 |
| The Wanderer | 76 |
| A Wife comes back | 78 |
| A Young Man’s Exhortation | 81 |
| At Lulworth Cove a Century Back | 83 |
| A Bygone Occasion | 85 |
| Two Serenades | 86 |
| The Wedding Morning | 89 |
| End of the Year 1912 | 90 |
| The Chimes play “Life’s a Bumper!” | 91 |
| “I worked no Wile to meet You” | 93 |
| At the Railway Station, Upway | 95 |
| Side by Side | 96 |
| Dream of the City Shopwoman | 98 |
| A Maiden’s Pledge | 100 |
| The Child and the Sage | 101 |
| Mismet | 103 |
| An Autumn Rain-scene | 105 |
| Meditations on a Holiday | 107 |
| An Experience | 111 |
| The Beauty | 113 |
| The Collector cleans his Picture | 114 |
| The Wood Fire | 117 |
| Saying Good-bye | 119 |
| On the Tune called The Old-hundred-and-fourth | 121 |
| The Opportunity | 123 |
| Evelyn G. of Christminster | 124 |
| The Rift | 126 |
| Voices from Things growing | 127 |
| On the Way | 130 |
| “She did not turn” | 132 |
| Growth in May | 133 |
| The Children and Sir Nameless | 134 |
| At the Royal Academy | 136 |
| Her Temple | 138 |
| A Two-years’ Idyll | 139 |
| By Henstridge Cross at the Year’s End | 141 |
| Penance | 143 |
| “I look in her Face” | 145 |
| After the War | 146 |
| “If you had known” | 148 |
| The Chapel-Organist | 150 |
| Fetching Her | 157 |
| “Could I but will” | 159 |
| She revisits alone the Church of her Marriage | 161 |
| At the Entering of the New Year | 163 |
| They would not come | 165 |
| After a Romantic Day | 167 |
| The Two Wives | 168 |
| “I knew a Lady” | 170 |
| A House with a History | 171 |
| A Procession of Dead Days | 173 |
| He follows Himself | 176 |
| The Singing Woman | 178 |
| Without, not within Her | 179 |
| “O I won’t lead a Homely Life” | 180 |
| In the Small Hours | 181 |
| The Little Old Table | 183 |
| Vagg Hollow | 184 |
| The Dream is—which? | 186 |
| The Country Wedding | 187 |
| First or Last | 190 |
| Lonely Days | 191 |
| “What did it mean?” | 194 |
| At the Dinner-table | 196 |
| The Marble Tablet | 198 |
| The Master and the Leaves | 199 |
| Last Words to a Dumb Friend | 201 |
| A Drizzling Easter morning | 204 |
| On One who lived and died where He was born | 205 |
| The Second Night | 207 |
| She who saw not | 210 |
| The Old Workman | 212 |
| The Sailor’s Mother | 214 |
| Outside the Casement | 216 |
| The Passer-by | 218 |
| “I was the Midmost” | 220 |
| A Sound in the Night | 221 |
| On a Discovered Curl of Hair | 226 |
| An Old Likeness | 227 |
| Her Apotheosis | 229 |
| “Sacred to the Memory” | 230 |
| To a Well-named Dwelling | 231 |
| The Whipper-in | 232 |
| A Military Appointment | 234 |
| The Milestone by the Rabbit-burrow | 236 |
| The Lament of the Looking-glass | 237 |
| Cross-currents | 238 |
| The Old Neighbour and the New | 240 |
| The Chosen | 241 |
| The Inscription | 244 |
| The Marble-streeted Town | 251 |
| A Woman driving | 252 |
| A Woman’s Trust | 254 |
| Best Times | 256 |
| The Casual Acquaintance | 258 |
| Intra Sepulchrum | 260 |
| The Whitewashed Wall | 262 |
| Just the Same | 264 |
| The Last Time | 265 |
| The Seven Times | 266 |
| The Sun’s Last Look on the Country Girl | 269 |
| In a London Flat | 270 |
| Drawing Details in an Old Church | 272 |
| Rake-hell muses | 273 |
| The Colour | 277 |
| Murmurs in the Gloom | 279 |
| Epitaph | 281 |
| An Ancient to Ancients | 282 |
| After reading psalms xxxix., xl. | 285 |
| Surview | 287 |
