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PREFACE

THE WANDERER

THE FOUNTAIN (An Introduction To the Sonnets)

IN THE GALLERIES

I. THE APOLLO BELVEDERE

II. THE VENUS OF MELOS

III. ANTINOUS CROWNED AS BACCHUS

IV. LEONARDO’S “MONNA LISA”

V. ST LUKE PAINTING THE VIRGIN

ON THE HEIGHTS

“LA RÉVÉLATION PAR LE DÉSERT”

THE MORNING STAR

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A CHILD’S NOONDAY SLEEP

IN THE GARDEN

I. THE GARDEN

II. VISIONS

III. AN INTERIOR

IV. THE SINGER

V. A SUMMER MOON

VI. A PEACH

VII. EARLY AUTUMN

VIII. LATER AUTUMN

THE HEROINES

HELENA (Tenth year of Troy-Siege)

ATALANTA

EUROPA

ANDROMEDA

EURYDICE

BY THE SEA

I. THE ASSUMPTION

II. THE ARTIST’S WAITING

III. COUNSELLORS

IV. EVENING

V. JOY

VI. OCEAN

VII. NEWS FOR LONDON

AMONG THE ROCKS

TO A YEAR

A SONG OF THE NEW DAY

SWALLOWS

MEMORIALS OF TRAVEL

I. COACHING

II. IN A MOUNTAIN PASS

III. THE CASTLE

IV. Άισθητιχή φαντασία

V. ON THE SEA-CLIFF

VI. ASCETIC NATURE

VII. RELICS

VIII. ON THE PIER OF BOULOGNE

IX. DOVER

AN AUTUMN SONG

BURDENS

SONG (From “ ’ Tis Pity she’s a Queen.”— A.D. 1610.)

ACT IV. SCENE 2.

BY THE WINDOW

SUNSETS

OASIS

FOREIGN SPEECH

IN THE TWILIGHT

THE INNER LIFE

I. A DISCIPLE

II. THEISTS

III. SEEKING GOD

IV. DARWINISM IN MORALS

V. AWAKENING

VI. FISHERS

VII. COMMUNION

VIII. A SONNET FOR THE TIMES

IX. EMMAUSWARD

X. A FAREWELL

XI. DELIVERANCE

XII. PARADISE LOST

THE RESTING PLACE

NEW HYMNS FOR SOLITUDE

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IN THE CATHEDRAL CLOSE

FIRST LOVE

THE SECRET OF THE UNIVERSE: AN ODE (By a Western Spinning Dervish)

BEAU RIVAGE HOTEL SATURDAY EVENING

IN A JUNE NIGHT (A Study in the manner of Robert Browning)

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FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER

I. BEAUTY

II. TWO INFINITIES

III. THE DAWN

IV. THE SKYLARK

V. THE MILL-RACE

VI. IN THE WOOD

VII. THE PAUSE OF EVENING

VIII. IN JULY

IX. IN SEPTEMBER

X. IN THE WINDOW

XI. AN AUTUMN MORNING

SEA VOICES

ABOARD THE “SEA-SWALLOW”

SEA-SIGHING

IN THE MOUNTAINS

“THE TOP OF A HILL CALLED CLEAR ” (In sight of the Celestial City)

THE INITIATION

RENUNCIANTS

SPEAKERS TO GOD

First Speaker

Second Speaker

Third Speaker

POESIA (To a Painter)

MUSICIANS

MISCELLANEOUS SONNETS

A DAY OF DEFECTION

SONG AND SILENCE

LOVE-TOKENS

A DREAM

MICHELANGELESQUE

LIFE’S GAIN

COMPENSATION

TO A CHILD DEAD AS SOON AS BORN

BROTHER DEATH

THE MAGE

WISE PASSIVENESS

THE SINGER’S PLEA

THE TRESPASSER

RITUALISM

PROMETHEUS UNBOUND

KING MOB

THE MODERN ELIJAH

DAVID AND MICHAL (2 Samuel vi. 16)

WINDLE-STRAWS

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VII

VIII

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS OF LATER DATES

AT THE OAR

THE DIVINING ROD

SALOME (By Henri Regnault)

WATERSHED

THE GUEST

MORITURUS

ALONE

FAME

WHERE WERT THOU?

A WISH

THE GIFT

RECOVERY

IF IT MIGHT BE

WINTER NOONTIDE

THE POOL

THE DESIRE TO GIVE

A BEECH-TREE IN WINTER

JUDGMENT

DÜRER’S “MELENCHOLIA”

MILLET’S “THE SOWER”

AT MULLION (CORNWALL) Sunday

THE WINNOWER TO THE WINDS (From Joachim de Bellay)

EMERSON

SENT TO AN AMERICAN SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY

NOCTURNE

THE WHIRLIGIG

PARADISE LOST AND FOUND

AFTER METASTASIO

THE CORN-CRAKE

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IN THE CATHEDRAL

EDGAR ALLAN POE (Read at the Centenary Celebration, University of Virginia, 19th Jan. 1909)

DEUS ABSCONDITUS

SUBLIMINAL

LOUISA SHORE (Author of “Hannibal, a Drama”)

FLOWERS FROM THE SOUTH OF FRANCE

TO HESTER (At the Piano)

UNUTTERED

IMITATED FROM J. SOULARY’S “LE FOSSOYEUR”

IMITATED FROM GOETHE’S “GANYMEDE”

WITH A COPY OF MY “POEMS”

PROLOGUE TO MAURICE GEROTHWOHL’S VERSION OF VIGNY’S “CHATTERTON” (March 1909)

A SONG

THE DROPS OF NECTAR. 1789 Imitated from Goethe’s “Die Nektartropfen”

AMOR AS LANDSCAPE-PAINTER Imitated from Goethe’s “Amor als Landschaftsmaler”

THE WANDERER Imitated from Goethe’s “Der Wanderer”

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IMITATED FROM GOETHE’S “ALEXIS AND DORA”

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