| PAGE | A Scot to Jeanne d’Arc | 1 | How they held the Bass for King James—1691–1693 | 4 | Three portraits of Prince Charles | 11 | From Omar Khayyam | 14 | Æsop | 16 | Les Roses de SÂdi | 18 | The Haunted Tower | 19 | Boat-song | 22 | Lost Love | 24 | The Promise of Helen | 26 | The Restoration of Romance | 27 | Central American Antiquities | 30 | On Calais Sands | 32 | Ballade of Yule | 34 | Poscimur | 36 | On his Dead Sea-Mew | 38 | From Meleager | 39 | On the Garland Sent to Rhodocleia | 40 | A Galloway Garland | 41 | Celia’s Eyes | 43 | Britannia | 44 | Gallia | 45 | The Fairy Minister | 46 | To Robert Louis Stevenson | 48 | For Mark Twain’s Jubilee | 50 | Poems Written under the Influence of Wordsworth | Mist | 55 | Lines | 56 | Lines | 58 | Ode to Golf | 60 | Freshman’s Term | 62 | A Toast | 64 | Death in June | 66 | To Correspondents | 68 | Ballade of Difficult Rhymes | 70 | Ballant o’ Ballantrae | 72 | Song by the Sub-Conscious Self | 74 | The Haunted Homes of England | 75 | The Disappointment | 77 | To the Gentle Reader | 80 | The Sonnet | 84 | The Tournay of the Heroes | 85 | Ballad of the Philanthropist | 91 | Neiges d’Antan | In Ercildoune | 97 | For a Rose’s Sake | 100 | The Brigand’s Grave | 102 | The New-Liveried Year | 104 | More Strong than Death | 105 | Silentia Lunae | 107 | His Lady’s Tomb | 108 | The Poet’s Apology | 109 | Notes | 115 |
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