| PAGE |
| A LITTLE SONG |
| The sunset in the rosy west, | 1 |
| THE HILL PATH |
| Are the little breezes blind, | 2 |
| THE VOICE AND THE DUSK |
| The slender moon and one pale star, | 5 |
| FOR REMEMBRANCE |
| It would be sweet to think when we are old, | 7 |
| THE MESSAGE |
| Wind of the gentle summer night, | 8 |
| THE SILENCE OF LOVE |
| My heart would need the earth, | 10 |
| AN IMPROMPTU |
| The stars are in the ebon sky, | 11 |
| FROM THE FARM ON THE HILL |
| The night wind moves the gloom, | 13 |
| AT SCARBORO’ BEACH |
| The wave is over the foaming reef, | 15 |
| THE FIFTEENTH OF APRIL |
| Pallid saffron glows the broken stubble, | 17 |
| IN AN OLD QUARRY |
| Above the lifeless pools the mist films swim, | 19 |
| TO WINTER |
| Come, O thou conqueror of the flying year, | 20 |
| TO WINTER |
| Come, O thou season of intense repose, | 21 |
| THE IDEAL |
| Let your soul grow a thing apart, | 22 |
| A SUMMER STORM |
| Last night a storm fell on the world, | 23 |
| LIFE AND DEATH |
| I thought of death beside the lonely sea, | 25 |
| IN THE COUNTRY CHURCHYARD |
| This is the acre of unfathomed rest, | 26 |
| SONG |
| I have done, | 32 |
| THE MAGIC HOUSE |
| In her chamber, wheresoe’er, | 33 |
| IN THE HOUSE OF DREAMS |
| The lady Lillian knelt upon the sward, | 36 |
| THE RIVER TOWN |
| There’s a town where shadows run, | 38 |
| OFF THE ISLE AUX COUDRES |
| The moon, Capella, and the Pleiades, | 40 |
| AT LES EBOULEMENTS |
| The bay is set with ashy sails, | 41 |
| ABOVE ST. IRÉNÉE<
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