See in the Print, How Moved by Whim

1. Not I
2. Here, Perfect to a Wish
3. As Seamen on the Seas
4. The Pamphlet Here Presented
5. See How the Children in the Print
6. Reader, Your Soul Upraise to See
7. A Peak in Darien
8. See in the Print, How Moved by Whim
9. Mark, Printed on the Opposing Page
10. With Storms A-Weather, Rocks A-Lee
11. The Careful Angler Chose His Nook
12. The Abbot for a Walk Went Out
13. The Frozen Peaks He Once Explored
14. Industrious Pirate! See Him Sweep
15. A Martial Elegy for Some Lead Soldiers
16. Proem
17. The Precarious Mill
18. The Disputatious Pines
19. The Tramps
20. The Foolhardy Geographer
21. The Angler & The Clown
22. Robin and Ben
23. The Builder’s Doom
24. To Alison Cunningham
25. Bed in Summer
26. A Thought
27. At the Sea-Side
28. Young Night Thought
29. Whole Duty of Children
30. Rain
31. Pirate Story
32. Foreign Lands
33. Windy Nights
34. Travel
35. Singing
36. Looking Forward
37. A Good Play
38. Where Go the Boats?
39. Auntie’s Skirts
40. The Land of Counterpane
41. The Land of Nod
42. My Shadow
43. System
44. A Good Boy
45. Escape at Bedtime
46. Marching Song
47. The Cow
48. Happy Thought
49. The Wind
50. Keepsake Mill
51. Good and Bad Children
52. Foreign Children
53. The Sun’s Travels
54. The Lamplighter
55. My Bed Is a Boat
56. The Moon
57. The Swing
58. Time to Rise
59. Looking-Glass River
60. Fairy Bread
61. From a Railway Carriage
62. Winter-Time
63. The Hayloft
64. Farewell to the Farm
65. North-West Passage
66. I: Good Night
67. II: Shadow March
68. III: In Port
69. The Unseen Playmate
70. My Ship and I
71. My Kingdom
72. Picture-Books in Winter
73. My Treasures
74. Block City
75. The Land of Story-Books
76. Armies in the Fire
77. The Little Land
78. Night and Day
79. Nest Eggs
80. The Flowers
81. Summer Sun
82. The Dumb Soldier
83. Autumn Fires
84. The Gardener
85. Historical Associations
86. To Willie and Henrietta
87. To My Mother
88. To Auntie
89. To Minnie
90. To My Name-Child
91. To Any Reader
92. Envoy
93. A Song of the Road
94. The Canoe Speaks
95. It Is the Season Now to Go
96. The House Beautiful
97. A Visit from the Sea
98. To a Gardener
99. To Minnie
100. To K. de M.
101. To N. V. de G. S.
102. To Will. H. Low
103. To Mrs. Will. H. Low
104. To H. F. Brown
105. To Andrew Lang
106. Et Tu in Arcadia Vixisti
107. To W. E. Henley
108. Henry James
109. The Mirror Speaks
110. Katharine
111. To F. J. S.
112. Requiem
113. The Celestial Surgeon
114. Our Lady of the Snows
115. Not Yet, My Soul, These Friendly Fields Desert
116. It Is Not Yours, O Mother, to Complain
117. The Sick Child
118. In Memoriam F. A. S.
119. To My Father
120. In the States
121. A Portrait
122. Sing Clearlier, Muse, or Evermore Be Still
123. A Camp
124. The Country of the Camisards
125. Skerryvore
126. Skerryvore
127. “My House,” I Say. But Hark to the Sunny Doves
128. My Body Which My Dungeon Is
129. Say Not of Me That Weakly I Declined
130. The Song of Rahéro
131. I: The Slaying of Támatéa
132. II: The Venging of Támatéa
133. III: Rahéro
134. The Feast of Famine
135. I: The Priest’s Vigil
136. II: The Lovers
137. III: The Feast
138. IV: The Raid
139. Ticonderoga
140. I: The Saying of the Name
141. II: The Seeking of the Name
142. III: The Place of the Name
143. Heather Ale
144. Christmas at Sea
145. The Vagabond
146. Youth and Love—I
147. Youth and Love—II
148. In Dreams, Unhappy, I Behold You Stand
149. She Rested by the Broken Brook
150. The Infinite Shining Heavens
151. Plain as the Glistering Planets Shine
152. To You, Let Snow and Roses
153. Let Beauty Awake in the Morn from Beautiful Dreams
154. I Know Not How It Is with You
155. I Will Make You Brooches and Toys for Your Delight
156. We Have Loved of Yore
157. Mater Triumphans
158. Bright Is the Ring of Words
159. In the Highlands, in the Country Places
160. Home No More Home to Me, Whither Must I Wander? (To the Tune of Wandering Willie)
161. Winter
162. The Stormy Evening Closes Now in Vain
163. To Dr. Hake
164. To ———
165. The Morning Drum-Call on My Eager Ear
166. I Have Trod the Upward and the Downward Slope
167. He Hears with Gladdened Heart the Thunder
168. Farewell, Fair Day and Fading Light!
169. If This Were Faith
170. My Wife
171. To the Muse
172. To an Island Princess
173. To Kalakaua
174. To Princess Kaiulani
175. To Mother Maryanne
176. In Memoriam E. H.
177. To My Wife
178. To My Old Familiars
179. The Tropics Vanish, and Meseems That I
180. To S. C.
181. The House of Tembinoka
182. The Woodman
183. Tropic Rain
184. An End of Travel
185. We Uncommiserate Pass Into the Night
186. Sing Me a Song of a Lad That Is Gone
187. To S. R. Crockett
188. Evensong
189. The Light-Keeper
190. A Familiar Epistle
191. Rondels
192. I: Far Have You Come, My Lady, from the Town
193. II: Nous N’Irons Plus Au Bois
194. III: Since I Am Sworn to Live My Life
195. IV: Of His Pitiable Transformation
196. The Susquehannah and the Delaware
197. Epistle to Albert Dew-Smith
198. Alcaics to Horatio F. Brown
199. A Lytle Jape of Tusherie
200. To Virgil and Dora Williams
201. Burlesque Sonnet
202. The Fine Pacific Islands
203. The Lesson of the Master
204. The Consecration of Braille
205. Song
206. Prayer
207. Lo! In Thine Honest Eyes I Read
208. Though Deep Indifference Should Drowse
209. My Heart, When First the Blackbird Sings
210. I Dreamed of Forest Alleys Fair
211. St. Martin’s Summer
212. Dedication
213. The Old Chimaeras, Old Receipts
214. Prelude
215. The Vanquished Knight
216. To the Commissioners of Northern Lights
217. The Relic Taken, What Avails the Shrine?
218. About the Sheltered Garden Ground
219. After Reading “Antony and Cleopatra”
220. I Know Not How, but as I Count
221. Spring Song
222. The Summer Sun Shone Round Me
223. You Looked So Tempting in the Pew
224. Love’s Vicissitudes
225. Duddingstone
226. Stout Marches Lead to Certain Ends
227. Away with Funeral Music
228. To Sydney
229. Had I the Power That Have the Will
230. O Dull Cold Northern Sky
231. Apologetic Postscript of a Year Later
232. To Marcus
233. To Ottilie
234. This Gloomy Northern Day
235. The Wind Is Without There and Howls in the Trees
236. A Valentine’s Song
237. Hail! Childish Slaves of Social Rules
238. Swallows Travel to and Fro
239. To Mesdames Zassetsky and Garschine
240. To Madame Garschine
241. Music at the Villa Marina
242. Fear Not, Dear Friend, but Freely Live Your Days
243. Let Love Go, if Go She Will
244. I Do Not Fear to Own Me Kin
245. I Am Like One That for Long Days Had Sat
246. Voluntary
247. On Now, Although the Year Be Done
248. In the Green and Gallant Spring
249. Death, to the Dead for Evermore
250. I Who All the Winter Through
251. Love, What Is Love?
252. Soon Our Friends Perish
253. As One Who Having Wandered All Night Long
254. Strange Are the Ways of Men
255. The Wind Blew Shrill and Smart
256. Man Sails the Deep Awhile
257. The Cock’s Clear Voice Into the Clearer Air
258. Now When the Number of My Years
259. What Man May Learn, What Man May Do
260. Small Is the Trust When Love Is Green
261. Know You the River Near to Grez
262. It’s Forth Across the Roaring Foam
263. An English Breeze
264. As in Their Flight the Birds of Song
265. The Piper
266. To Mrs. Macmarland
267. To Miss Cornish
268. Tales of Arabia
269. Behold, as Goblins Dark of Mien
270. Still I Love to Rhyme
271. Long Time I Lay in Little Ease
272. Flower God, God of the Spring
273. Come, My Beloved, Hear from Me
274. Since Years Ago for Evermore
275. Envoy for “A Child’s Garden of Verses”
276. For Richmond’s Garden Wall
277. Hail, Guest, and Enter Freely!
278. Lo, Now, My Guest
279. So Live, So Love, So Use That Fragile Hour
280. Ad Se Ipsum
281. Before This Little Gift Was Come
282. Go, Little Book—The Ancient Phrase
283. My Love Was Warm
284. Dedicatory Poem for “Underwoods”
285. Farewell
286. The Far-Farers
287. Come, My Little Children, Here Are Songs for You
288. Home from the Daisied Meadows
289. Early in the Morning I Hear on Your Piano
290. Fair Isle at Sea
291. Loud and Low in the Chimney
292. I Love to Be Warm by the Red Fireside
293. At Last She Comes
294. Mine Eyes Were Swift to Know Thee
295. Fixed Is the Doom
296. Men Are Heaven’s Piers
297. The Angler Rose, He Took His Rod
298. Spring Carol
299. To What Shall I Compare Her?
300. When the Sun Comes After Rain
301. Late, O Miller
302. To Friends at Home
303. I, Whom Apollo Sometime Visited
304. Tempest Tossed and Sore Afflicted
305. Variant Form of the Preceding Poem
306. I Now, O Friend, Whom Noiselessly the Snows
307. Since Thou Hast Given Me This Good Hope, O God
308. God Gave to Me a Child in Part
309. Over the Land Is April
310. Light as the Linnet on My Way I Start
311. Come, Here Is Adieu to the City
312. It Blows a Snowing Gale
313. Ne Sit Ancillæ Tibi Amor Pudor
314. To All That Love the Far and Blue
315. Thou Strainest Through the Mountain Fern
316. To Rosabelle
317. Now Bare to the Beholder’s Eye
318. Sonnets
319. Air of Diabelli’s
320. Epitaphium Erotii
321. De M. Antonio
322. Ad Magistrum Ludi
323. Ad Nepotem
324. In Charidemum
325. De Ligurra
326. In Lupum
327. Ad Quintilianum
328. De Hortis Julii Martialis
329. Ad Martialem
330. In Maximum
331. Ad Olum
332. De Cœnatione Micæ
333. De Erotio Puella
334. Ad Piscatorem
335. The Mill-House
336. The Well-Head
337. A Summer Night
338. Take Not My Hand as Mine Alone
339. All Influences Were in Vain
340. Death
341. The Moon Is Sinking—The Tempestuous Weather
342. The Whole Day Thro’, in Contempt and Pity
343. The Old World Moans and Topes
344. I Am Like One That Has Sat Alone
345. I Sit Up Here at Midnight
346. Link Your Arm in Mine, My Lad
347. I Have a Friend; I Have a Story
348. Hopes
349. To a Youth
350. Here He Comes, Big with Statistics
351. In Autumn When the Woods Are Red
352. The Look of Death Is Both Severe and Mild
353. Her Name Is as a Word of Old Romance
354. Light as My Heart Was Long Ago
355. Gather Ye Roses While Ye May
356. Since I Am Sworn to Live My Life
357. Poem for a Class Re-Union
358. I Saw Red Evening Through the Rain
359. Last Night We Had a Thunderstorm in Style
360. O Lady Fair and Sweet
361. If I Had Wings, My Lady, Like a Dove
362. All Night Through, Raves or Broods
363. The Rain Is Over and Done
364. There Where the Land of Love
365. Love Is the Very Heart of Spring
366. At Morning on the Garden Seat
367. If I Could Arise and Travel Away
368. Good Old Ale, Mild or Pale
369. Nay, but I Fancy Somehow, Year by Year
370. My Wife and I, in One Romantic Cot
371. Yes, I Remember, and Still Remember Wailing
372. Of Schooners, Islands and Maroons
373. Here Lies Erotion
374. To Priapus
375. Far Over Seas an Island Is
376. On the Gorgeous Hills of Morning
377. Rivers and Winds Among the Twisted Hills
378. I Am a Hunchback, Yellow Faced
379. I Look Across the Ocean

Appendices

1. Endnotes
2. List of Illustrations
3. Colophon
4. Titlepage
5. Uncopyright