6THE BEGGAR
270TO THE EDITORS OF THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
7MY LOVE
271KETTELOPOTOMACHIA
8SUMMER STORM
272LIBER I
9LOVE
273MY DEAR SIR,—
10TO PERDITA, SINGING
274TO CHARLES ELIOT NORTON
11THE MOON
275UNDER THE WILLOWS
12REMEMBERED MUSIC
276DARA
13SONG
277THE FIRST SNOW-FALL
14ALLEGRA
278II
15THE FOUNTAIN
279III
16II
280SEAWEED
17III
281THE FINDING OF THE LYRE
18THE FATHERLAND
282NEW-YEAR'S EVE, 1850
19THE FORLORN
283FOR AN AUTOGRAPH
20MIDNIGHT
284AL FRESCO
21A PRAYER
285MASACCIO
22THE HERITAGE
286WITHOUT AND WITHIN
23I
287THE PARTING OF THE WAYS
24II
288GODMINSTER CHIMES
25III
289THE PARTING OF THE WAYS
26SONG
290ALADDIN
27ROSALINE
291AN INVITATION
28A REQUIEM
292THE NOMADES
29A PARABLE
293SELF-STUDY
30SONG
294II
31II
295III
32III
296IV
33IV
297V
34V
298VI
35VI
299THE WIND-HARP
36VII
300AUF WIEDERSEHEN
37VIII
301PALINODE
38IX
302AFTER THE BURIAL
39X
303THE DEAD HOUSE
40XI
304A MOOD
41XII
305II
42XIII
306III
43XIV
307MAHMOOD THE IMAGE-BREAKER
44XV
308INVITA MINERVA
45XVI
309THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
46XVII
310YUSSOUF
47XVIII
311THE DARKENED MIND
48XIX
312WHAT RABBI JEHOSHA SAID
49XX
313ALL-SAINTS
50XXI
314I
51XXII
315II
52XXIII
316III
53XXIV
317IV
54XXV
318V
55XXVI
319VI
56XXVII
320VII
57L'ENVOI
321VIII
58I
322IX
59II
323FANCY'S CASUISTRY
60III
324TO MR. JOHN BARTLETT
61IV
325ODE TO HAPPINESS
62V
326VILLA FRANCA
63VI
327THE MINER
64VII
328GOLD EGG: A DREAM-FANTASY
65VIII
329A FAMILIAR EPISTLE TO A FRIEND
66IX
330AN EMBER PICTURE
67X
331TO H.W.L.
68XI
332THE NIGHTINGALE IN THE STUDY
69XII
333IN THE TWILIGHT
70XIII
334THE FOOT-PATH
71XIV
335THE WASHERS OF THE SHROUD
72XV
336SCENE I.—Near a castle in Germany.
73XVI
337SCENE II.—An Inn near the Château of Chalus.
74XVII
338I
75XVIII
339II
76XIX
340III
77XX
341ON BOARD THE '76
78XXI
342I
79XXII
343II
80XXIII
344III
81XXIV
345IV
82XXV
346V
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347VI
84XXVII
348VII
85XXVIII
349VIII
86XXIX
350IX
87XXX
351X
88XXXI
352XI
89XXXII
353XII
90XXXIII
354TO THE MUSE
91XXXIV
355THE CATHEDRAL
92XXXV
356THREE MEMORIAL POEMS
93I
357I
94II
358II
95III
359III
96IV
360IV
97V
361V
98VI
362VI
99VII
363VII
100VIII
364VIII
101IX
365IX
102X
366X
103XI
367I
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368II
105XIII
369III
106XIV
370IV
107XV
371V
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372VI
109XVII
373VII
110XVIII
374VIII
111XIX
375I
112XX
376II
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377III
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378IV
115XXIII
379AGASSIZ
116XXIV
380I
117XXV
381II
118XXVI
382III
119XXVII
383IV
120XXVIII
384V
121XXIX
385VI
122XXX
386TO HOLMES
123XXXI
387IN A COPY OF OMAR KHAYYÁM
124XXXII
388I
125XXXIII
389II
126XXXIV
390TO C.F. BRADFORD
127XXXV
391I
128XXXVI
392II
129XXXVII
393III
130XXXVIII
394IV
131XXXIX
395JOSEPH WINLOCK
132XL
396SONNET
133XLI
397JEFFRIES WYMAN
134XLII
398TO A FRIEND
135XLIII
399WITH AN ARMCHAIR
136XLIV
400E.G. DE R.
137XLV
401BON VOYAGE
138XLVI
402TO WHITTIER
139PROMETHEUS
403ON AN AUTUMN SKETCH OF H.G. WILD
140THE SHEPHERD OF KING ADMETUS
404TO MISS D.T.
141THE TOKEN
405WITH A COPY OF AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE
142AN INCIDENT IN A RAILROAD CAR
406ON PLANTING A TREE AT INVERARAY
143RHOECUS
407AN EPISTLE TO GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
144THE FALCON
408POSTSCRIPT, 1887
145I
409ENDYMION
146II
410I
147A GLANCE BEHIND THE CURTAIN
411II
148A CHIPPEWA LEGEND
412III
149STANZAS ON FREEDOM
413IV
150COLUMBUS
414V
151AN INCIDENT OF THE FIRE AT HAMBURG
415VI
152THE SOWER
416VII
153HUNGER AND COLD
417THE BLACK PREACHER
154THE LANDLORD
418ARCADIA REDIVIVA
155TO A PINE-TREE
419THE NEST
156SI DESCENDERO IN INFERNUM, ADES
420PALINODE—DECEMBER
157TO THE PAST
421BIRTHDAY VERSES
158TO THE FUTURE
422ESTRANGEMENT
159HEBE
423PHOEBE
160THE SEARCH
424DAS EWIG-WEIBLICHE
161THE PRESENT CRISIS
425THE RECALL
162AN INDIAN-SUMMER REVERIE
426ABSENCE
163THE GROWTH OF THE LEGEND
427MONNA LISA
164A CONTRAST
428THE OPTIMIST
165EXTREME UNCTION
429ON BURNING SOME OLD LETTERS
166THE OAK
430THE PROTEST
167AMBROSE
431THE PETITION
168I
432FACT OR FANCY?
169II
433AGRO-DOLCE
170THE CAPTIVE
434THE BROKEN TRYST
171THE BIRCH-TREE
435CASA SIN ALMA
172AN INTERVIEW WITH MILES STANDISH
436A CHRISTMAS CAROL
173ON THE CAPTURE OF FUGITIVE SLAVES NEAR WASHINGTON
437MY PORTRAIT GALLERY
174TO THE DANDELION
438PAOLO TO FRANCESCA
175THE GHOST-SEER
439SONNET
176I
440SONNET
177II
441THE DANCING BEAR
178ON A PORTRAIT OF DANTE BY GIOTTO
442THE MAPLE
179ON THE DEATH OF A FRIEND'S CHILD
443NIGHTWATCHES
180EURYDICE
444DEATH OF QUEEN MERCEDES
181SHE CAME AND WENT
445PRISON OF CERVANTES
182THE CHANGELING
446TO A LADY PLAYING ON THE CITHERN
183THE PIONEER
447THE EYE'S TREASURY
184I
448PESSIMOPTIMISM
185II
449THE BRAKES
186III
450A FOREBODING
187IV
451UNDER THE OCTOBER MAPLES
188V
452LOVE'S CLOCK
189VI
453ELEANOR MAKES MACAROONS
190VII
454TELEPATHY
191VIII
455SCHERZO
192IX
456'FRANCISCUS DE VERULAMIO SIC COGITAVIT'
193ANTI-APIS
457AUSPEX
194A PARABLE
458THE PREGNANT COMMENT
195ODE
459THE LESSON
196LINES
460SCIENCE AND POETRY
197TO——
461A NEW YEAR'S GREETING
198FREEDOM
462THE DISCOVERY
199BIBLIOLATRES
463WITH A SEASHELL
200BEAVER BROOK
464THE SECRET
201KOSSUTH
465FITZ ADAM'S STORY
202TO LAMARTINE
466THE ORIGIN OF DIDACTIC POETRY
203TO JOHN GORHAM PALFREY
467THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
204TO W.L. GARRISON
468CREDIDIMUS JOVEM REGNARE
205ON THE DEATH OF CHARLES TURNER TORREY
469TEMPORA MUTANTUR
206ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF DR. CHANNING
470II
207TO THE MEMORY OF HOOD
471III
208PRELUDE TO PART FIRST
472IV
209PART FIRST
473V
210I
474VI
211II
475VII
212III
476II
213IV
477III
214V
478IV
215VI
479V
216PART SECOND
480VI
217I
481VII
218II
482VIII
219III
483IX
220IV
484X
221V
485XI
222VI
486XII
223VII
487XIII
224VIII
488XIV
225IX
489XV
226X
490XVI
227LETTER FROM BOSTON
491XVII
228A PRELIMINARY NOTE TO THE SECOND EDITION.
492XVIII
229A FABLE FOR CRITICS
493XIX
230PART III
494XX
231FRAGMENTS OF AN UNFINISHED POEM
495XXI
232AN ORIENTAL APOLOGUE
496XXII
233PROEMIUM
497XXIII
234NOTE TO TITLE-PAGE
498XXIV
235THE TWO GUNNERS
499IN AN ALBUM
236LEAVING THE MATTER OPEN
500AT THE COMMENCEMENT DINNER, 1866
237*** TO THE INDULGENT READER
501A PARABLE
238TO MR. BUCKENAM
502SAYINGS
239MELIBOEUS-HIPPONAX
503INSCRIPTIONS
240THE
504FOR A MEMORIAL WINDOW TO SIR WALTER RALEIGH, SET UP IN ST. MARGARET'S, WESTMINSTER, BY AMERICAN CONTRIBUTORS
241THE COURTIN'
505PROPOSED FOR A SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' MONUMENT IN BOSTON
242THE BRIDGE
506A MISCONCEPTION
243THE MONIMENT
507THE BOSS
244THE BRIDGE
508SUN-WORSHIP
245THE MONIMENT
509CHANGED PERSPECTIVE
246THE BRIDGE
510WITH A PAIR OF GLOVES LOST IN A WAGER
247THE MONIMENT
511SIXTY-EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
248THE BRIDGE
512INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT
249THE MONIMENT
513HOW I CONSULTED THE ORACLE OF THE GOLDFISHES
250THE BRIDGE
514TURNER'S OLD TÉMÉRAIRE
251THE MONIMENT
515ST. MICHAEL THE WEIGHER
252THE BRIDGE
516A VALENTINE
253THE MONIMENT
517AN APRIL BIRTHDAY—AT SEA
254THE BRIDGE
518LOVE AND THOUGHT
255THE MONIMENT
519THE NOBLER LOVER
256THE BRIDGE
520ON HEARING A SONATA OF BEETHOVEN'S PLAYED IN THE NEXT ROOM
257THE MONIMENT
521VERSES
258THE BRIDGE
522ON A BUST OF GENERAL GRANT
259THE MONIMENT
523I. INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND SERIES OF BIGLOW PAPERS
260THE BRIDGE
524Act'lly, actually. Air, are. Airth, earth. Airy, area. Aree, area. Arter, after. Ax, ask.
261THE MONIMENT
525A.
262THE BRIDGE
526INDEX OF FIRST LINES
263THE MONIMENT
527INDEX OF TITLES
264THE BRIDGE
528FOOTNOTES:
