Come Hither A Collection of Rhymes and Poems for the Young of All Ages compiled by Walter de la Mere

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De la Mare, Walter, 1873-1956

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Come Hither: A Collection of Rhymes and Poems for the Young of All Ages

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Produced by Karin Spence, Tim Lindell and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries)

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English

LoC Class

PZ: Language and Literatures: Juvenile belles lettres

Subject

Children's poetry, American

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Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 62119

Release Date

May 13, 2020

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.Untitled
3. 3.COME HITHER
4. 4.Untitled
5. 5.Untitled
6. 6.TABLE OF CONTENTS
7. 7.Untitled
8. 8.THE STORY OF THIS BOOK
9. 9.MORNING AND MAY
10. 10.THIS IS THE KEY — A NEW YEAR CAROL — HEY! NOW THE DAY DAWNS — THE SLUGGARD — HARK, HARK, THE LARK — THE LARK NOW LEAVES HIS WATERY NEST — EARLY MORN — GOOD-MORROW — THE QUESTION — THE FRESH AIR — WEATHERS — GREEN RAIN — SONG ON MAY MORNING — SISTER, AWAKE! — HERE WE COME A-PIPING — AS WE DANCE ROUND — OLD MAY SONG — SONG OF THE MAYERS — AND AS FOR ME — THE SPRING — SPRING, THE SWEET SPRING — A MAY DAY — EASTER — PLEASURE IT IS
11. 11.MOTHER, HOME AND SWEETHEART
12. 12.I SING OF A MAIDEN — LULLABY — THE LITTLE BLACK BOY — THE ECHOING GREEN — IF I HAD BUT TWO LITTLE WINGS — I REMEMBER — MIDNIGHT ON THE GREAT WESTERN — THE RUNAWAY — ON EASTNOR KNOLL — "HOME NO MORE HOME TO ME" — DALYAUNCE — CHRISTMAS AT SEA — TWILIGHT — "HOW'S MY BOY?" — CAM' YE BY? — MY BOY TAMMY — ROSY APPLE, LEMON, OR PEAR — IN PRAISE OF ISABEL PENNELL — MY SWEET SWEETING — SWEET STAY-AT-HOME — WAITING — THE SICK CHILD — STILLNESS — LINES ON RECEIVING HIS MOTHER'S PICTURE — THE CHIMNEY SWEEPER — BONNIE GEORGE CAMPBELL — THE ORPHAN'S SONG — THE FIRST GRIEF — THE POPLAR FIELD — FAREWELL — "YE BANKS AND BRAES O' BONNIE DOON" — TO A RIVER IN THE SOUTH — THE DESERTED HOUSE — AN OLD WOMAN OF THE ROADS — A DESERTED HOME — UNDER THE WOODS — "BLOWS THE WIND TO-DAY" — THE TWA BROTHERS — THE DEAD KNIGHT — SHEATH AND KNIFE — I HAVE A YOUNG SISTER — ANNABEL LEE — THE SHELL
13. 13.FEASTS : FAIRS : BEGGARS : GIPSIES :
14. 14.LONDON BRIDGE — HOLY THURSDAY — THE MAYORS — THE FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN — BRING US IN GOOD ALE — THE VISION OF MAC CONGLINNE — STOOL-BALL — MILKING PAILS — THE PEDLAR'S SONG — FINE KNACKS FOR LADIES — OH! DEAR! — SLEDBURN FAIR — WIDDECOMBE FAIR — GIPSIES — THE IDLERS — THE WRAGGLE TAGGLE GIPSIES — WHERE DO THE GIPSIES COME FROM? — BEGGARS — "WEEP, WEEP, YE WOODMEN!" — MY HANDSOME GILDEROY
15. 15.BEASTS OF THE FIELD FOWLS OF THE AIR.
16. 16.BINGO — THE IRISH HARPER AND HIS DOG — POOR OLD HORSE — AY ME, ALAS, HEIGH HO! — THE FLY — BÊTE HUMAINE — THE LAMB — THE SALE OF THE PET LAMB — A CHILD'S PET — THE SNARE — THE MONK AND HIS PET CAT — THE TYGER — THE NYMPH COMPLAINING FOR THE DEATH OF HER FAWN — OF ALL THE BIRDS — THE DEAD SPARROW — ON A LITTLE BIRD — ADLESTROP — THE REVERIE OF POOR SUSAN — THE THRUSH'S SONG — SWEET SUFFOLK OWL — WHO? WHO? — WHEN CATS RUN HOME — ONCE — THE WATER-OUSEL — L'OISEAU BLEU — I HAD A DOVE — PHILOMEL — A SPARROW-HAWK — THE EAGLE — THE TWA CORBIES — IN THE WILDERNESS — STUPIDITY STREET — COME WARY ONE — UPON THE LARK AND THE FOWLER — THE BIRDS — TWO PEWITS — TO A WATERFOWL — MIDNIGHT
17. 17.ELPHIN : OUPH : FAY.
18. 18.COME UNTO THESE YELLOW SANDS — THE ELVES' DANCE — BY THE MOON — FOR A MOCKING VOICE — WHERE THE BEE SUCKS — ECHO — THE SPLENDOUR FALLS — THE FAIRIES — OVERHEARD ON A SALTMARSH — THE FAIRY THORN — THE QUEEN OF ELFLAND — LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI — SABRINA — NOW THE HUNGRY LION ROARS — THE FAIRIES FEAST
19. 19.SUMMER : GREENWOOD SOLITUDE.
20. 20.THE HUNT IS UP — THE CHEERFUL HORN — JOHN PEEL — THE SCHOOLBOY — A BOY'S SONG — MARKET DAY — UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE — IN SUMMER — LUBBER BREEZE — A SUMMER'S DAY — LEISURE — THE HAPPY COUNTRYMAN — "O FOR A BOOKE" — GREEN BROOM — THE TWELVE OXEN — LAVENDER'S BLUE — THE GARDEN — CHERRY-RIPE — CHERRY-RIPE — SONG — THE MYSTERY — THE ROSE — SONG — THE BOWER OF BLISS — SMALL FOUNTAINS — THE INVITATION, TO JANE — THE RECOLLECTION — THE GOAT PATHS — UNDER A WILTSHIRE APPLE TREE — WONDER — SONG — THE BOOK — TETHY'S FESTIVAL
21. 21.Untitled
22. 22.WAR — A WAR SONG TO ENGLISHMEN — FOR SOLDIERS — BATTLE-HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC — "I HEARD A SOLDIER" — THE DUG-OUT — NOCTURNE — THE DEAD — THE END — THE CROWNS — CORONACH [91] — THE CHILDREN'S BELLS — MEN WHO MARCH AWAY — BUDMOUTH DEARS — TRAFALGAR — MESSMATES — SONG FOR ALL SEAS, ALL SHIPS — HOHENLINDEN — HAME, HAME, HAME — DARK ROSALEEN — MY LUVE'S IN GERMANY — A WEARY LOT IS THINE — CHARLIE HE'S MY DARLING — THE FAREWELL — THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST — "AS I WAS GOING" — OF THE GREAT AND FAMOUS — A LAMENTATION — WHAT IF SOME LITTLE PAIN THE PASSAGE HAVE — HENRY BEFORE AGINCOURT: October 25, 1415 — ALEXANDER THE GREAT — THE MYRTLE BUSH GREW SHADY — THE FORT OF RATHANGAN
23. 23.DANCE, MUSIC AND BELLS.
24. 24.A PIPER — THE LITTLE DANCERS — TWO NUT TREES — WHEN THE GREEN WOODS LAUGH — FA LA LA — IT WAS A LOVER — HEY, NONNY NO! — TARANTELLA — "I LOVED A LASS" — GREEN GRASS — THE LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER — THE MEN OF GOTHAM — EARLY MORNING MEADOW SONG — DABBLING IN THE DEW — BONNY LASSIE O! — THE MAD MAID'S SONG — TELL ME WHERE IS FANCIE BRED — MUSIC — THE BELLS OF SHANDON — UPON A RING OF BELLS — THE BELFRY — IL PENSEROSO — CHIMES — CITIES DROWNED — THE BELL-MAN
25. 25.AUTUMN LEAVES : WINTER SNOW.
26. 26.TO MEADOWS — THE COTTAGER TO HER INFANT — TO AUTUMN — THE SOLITARY REAPER — "THE HEAVING ROSES OF THE HEDGE ARE STIRRED" — AUTUMN — "WHEN THAT I WAS AND A LITTLE TINY BOY" — SONG — FALL, LEAVES, FALL — THE SANDS OF DEE — BREAK, BREAK, BREAK — ODE TO THE WEST WIND — THAT WIND — A FROSTY NIGHT — IN A DREAR-NIGHTED DECEMBER — A SONG OF WINTER — COLD BLOWS THE WIND — SKATING — LONDON SNOW — FOR SNOW — VELVET SHOES — LUCY GRAY — GONE WERE BUT THE WINTER COLD — A CHILD'S WINTER EVENING — A CAROL FOR SAINT STEPHEN'S DAY — THE BURNING BABE — THE HOLLY AND THE IVY — WELCOME YULE! — NAY, IVY, NAY — TU-WHIT TO-WHO — BLOW, BLOW, THOU WINTER WIND
27. 27."LIKE STARS UPON SOME GLOOMY GROVE"
28. 28.SPRING QUIET — A WIDOW BIRD — ECHO'S LAMENT FOR NARCISSUS — THIS LIFE — SWEET CONTENT — OH, SWEET CONTENT — RARELY, RARELY, COMEST THOU — BIRTHRIGHT — O SORROW! — WHEN THE LAMP IS SHATTERED — ONCE — UPON THE IMAGE OF DEATH — ADIEU! FAREWELL EARTH'S BLISS! — MESSAGES — DOUBTS — HARK — A LYKE-WAKE DIRGE — HE IS THE LONELY GREATNESS — "O SING UNTO MY ROUNDELAY" — FEAR NO MORE — A LAND DIRGE — THE GRAVE OF LOVE — THE BURIAL — ON THE TOMBS IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY — A FUNERALL SONG — ON JOHN DONNE'S BOOK OF POEMS — O, LIFT ONE THOUGHT — ELEGY — UPON A CHILD THAT DIED — THE TURNSTILE — THE EXEQUY — "I FOUND HER OUT THERE" — I NEVER SHALL LOVE THE SNOW AGAIN — THE COMFORTERS — THE CHILDLESS FATHER — "LYDIA IS GONE THIS MANY A YEAR" — REMEMBRANCE — SONG — "WHERE SHALL THE LOVER REST" — REMEMBER — READEN OV A HEAD-STWONE — GOLDEN SLUMBERS — MATER DOLOROSA — WEEP YOU NO MORE — FAERY SONG — THE WORLD OF LIGHT — SILENT IS THE HOUSE — THE MISTRESS OF VISION
29. 29.FAR
30. 30.TOM O' BEDLAM — THE NIGHT-PIECE — MY PLAID AWA' — BUCKEE BENE — WHAT'S IN THERE? — THE WEE WEE MAN — I SAW A PEACOCK — GIRAFFE AND TREE — THE WATER LADY — THE SONG OF WANDERING AENGUS — THE WAY THROUGH THE WOODS — THE FALLOW DEER AT THE LONELY HOUSE — DEER — THE TWO SWANS — THE EARL OF MAR'S DAUGHTER — THE BROOMFIELD HILL — THE CHANGELING — THE HOST OF THE AIR — THE LOVE-TALKER — MARIANA — KEITH OF RAVELSTON — UNWELCOME — ON YES TOR — THE WITCHES' SONG — THE RAVEN — THE WITCH'S BALLAD — ANNAN WATER — SONG — DEADMAN'S DIRGE — BOATS AT NIGHT — A VOICE SINGS — THE WANDERING SPECTRE — LUCIFER IN STARLIGHT — THERE WAS A KNIGHT — THE FALSE KNIGHT UPON THE ROAD — CHRISTABEL — THE FRUIT PLUCKER — THE HAUNTED PALACE — THE HOUSE OF RICHESSE — THE OLD CITY — THE TWO SPIRITS
31. 31."LILY BRIGHT AND SHINE-A"
32. 32.SILLY SWEETHEART — HERE COMES A LUSTY WOOER — THREE KNIGHTS FROM SPAIN — THE WHUMMIL BORE — HEY, WULLY WINE — DOWN IN YONDER MEADOW — QUOTH JOHN TO JOAN — MY MISTRESS IS AS FAIR AS FINE — DIAPHENIA — AEGLAMOUR'S LAMENT — MY TRUE-LOVE HATH MY HEART — A BIRTHDAY — LIFE OF LIFE — A SONNET OF THE MOON — THE OUTLAW OF LOCH LENE — O WHAT IF THE FOWLER — WHITHER AWAY? — BONNY BARBARA ALLAN — PROUD MAISIE — A LEAVE TAKING — THE UNQUIET GRAVE — A LAMENT: 1547 — I DIED TRUE — SONG — IT WAS THE TIME OF ROSES — AULD ROBIN GRAY — THE LAWLANDS O' HOLLAND — THE CHURCHYARD ON THE SANDS — ROSE AYLMER — TO HELEN — "THERE IS A LADY SWEET AND KIND" — "LOVE NOT ME FOR COMELY GRACE" — NOW WOLDE — EGYPT'S MIGHT IS TUMBLED DOWN — DREAM LOVE — AT COMMON DAWN
33. 33."ECHO THEN SHALL AGAIN TELL HER I FOLLOW." — GLYCINE'S SONG — THE CRYSTAL CABINET — THE CHASE — TONY O! — ROMANCE — HALLO MY FANCY — SONNET — ON FIRST LOOKING INTO CHAPMAN'S HOMER — "TO SEA" — BERMUDAS — THE OLD SHIPS — THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER — THE CHILD AND THE MARINER — THE PARROTS — OZYMANDIAS OF EGYPT — ST. ANTHONY'S TOWNSHIP — SILENCE — KUBLA KHAN — LOST LOVE — ECSTASY — THE SEA OF DEATH — THE FROZEN OCEAN — THE END OF THE WORLD
34. 34.OLD TALES AND BALLADRY
35. 35.FLANNAN ISLE — THE GOLDEN VANITY — BROWN ROBYN — ONE FRIDAY MORN — THE SHIP — THE MOON-CHILD — THE MERMAID — QUO' THE TWEED — SIR PATRICK SPENCE — ALLISON GROSS — SIR HUGH, OR, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER — EDWARD — THE LAIRD O' LOGIE — FAIR ANNIE — HELEN OF KIRCONNELL — THE BONNIE BOWER — WEEP NO MORE — THE TWA SISTERS — SWEET WILLIAM AND MAY MARGARET — THE WIFE OF USHER'S WELL
36. 36.EVENING AND DREAM
37. 37.DREAM-PEDLARY — THE EVENING SUN — TO THE EVENING STAR — TO DAISIES, NOT TO SHUT SO SOON — OF THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN — VIRTUE — NIGHT — NURSE'S SONG — THE EVENING PRIMROSE — "TIME, YOU OLD GIPSY MAN" — AFTERWARDS — STEPPING WESTWARD — FOLDING THE FLOCKS — TO THE NIGHT — LIGHT THE LAMPS UP, LAMPLIGHTER! — WILL YOU COME? — COME! — HYMN TO DIANA — THE CLOUDS HAVE LEFT THE SKY — WITH HOW SAD STEPS — IN DISPRAISE OF THE MOON — THE WANING MOON — WE'LL GO NO MORE A-ROVING — SONG OF THE NIGHT AT DAYBREAK — THE NIGHT WILL NEVER STAY — LINES FOR A BED AT KELMSCOTT MANOR — ROCK, BALL, FIDDLE — BEFORE SLEEPING — ON A QUIET CONSCIENCE — SONG — THE EVE OF SAINT MARK — LAID IN MY QUIET BED — AT NIGHT — ECHO — THE SHADOW OF NIGHT — OUT IN THE DARK — NOCTURNE — THE ANGEL — "ANGEL SPIRITS OF SLEEP" — A DREAM — THE LAND OF DREAMS
38. 38.THE GARDEN
39. 39.I KNOW A LITTLE GARDEN-CLOSE — FOLLOW — UP-HILL — LOVE — A ROYAL GUEST — EVE — EVE — ADAM — THE SEVEN VIRGINS — LULLY, LULLAY — BALME — MY MASTER HATH A GARDEN — THIS IS THE KEY
40. 40.ABOUT AND ROUND ABOUT
41. 41.ABOUT AND ROUNDABOUT — 1 . " This is the Key. " — 3 . — 4 . " I passed by his Garden. " — 6 . " The Merchant bows " (line 7) — 9 . " Like a Child, Half in Tenderness and Mirth. " — 13 . " Comes dancing from the East. " — 14 . " Us Idle Wenches. " — 17. Old May Song . — 19. — 20 . " Brave Prick-Song " — 21 . " Cuckoo, jug, jug, pu we, to witta woo! " — 22 . " The Jealous Trout. " — " And Birds had drawn their Valentines. " (line 4) — " Joan Strokes a Sillabub or Twain. " — 23 . " The Sun arising. " — 24 . " And Thank Him Then " — 25 . " I Sing of a Maiden. " — 29 . " Sleep Stays Not, Though a Monarch Bids. " (line 11). — 30 . — " Those Flowers made of Light. " (line 12) — 32 . — 35 . — 40 . — 41 . " Rosy Apple, Lemon, or Pear. " — 42 . " In Praise. " — 43 . " Pygsnye " — 44 . " A Worm's Light. " (line 10) — 50 . " But Never Cam' He. " — 51 . " The Orphan. " — 53 . — " The Perishing Pleasures of Man. " (line 18) — 60 . — " A Stoat. " (stanza 5) — 61 . " The Howes of the Silent Vanished Races " — 62 . The Twa Brothers — 64 . — 66 . " Her High-born Kinsman. " — 68 . " London Bridge. " — 70 . "This City." — 71 . "He opened House to All." (line 22) — 72 . " And bring us in Good Ale " — 73 . — 74 . " Pigeon Holes, Stool-ball, Barley-break. " — 75 . " Mary's gone a-milking. " — 76 . " Cypresse black as ere was Crow. " — 78 . Fairing. (line 5) — 80 . " Widdecombe Fair. " — 83 . " There were Three Gipsies " — 84 . " Whatever they find they take it. " (line 21) — 86 . — 87 . " Gilderoy. " — 88 . " And his name was Little Bingo. " — 90 . " Poor old Horse. " — 91 . " Ay me, Alas. " — 92 . " O Happy Fly. " — 93 . " Lo, the Bright Air Alive With Dragonflies. " — 95 . " The Sale of the Pet Lamb. " — 98 . — 99 . " On What Wings Dare He Aspire. " — 100 . — 101 -2. — 102 . " He Would Chirp. " — " Loving Redbreasts. " (line 31) — 105 . "' Tis a Note of Enchantment. " — 107 . " Like a Lady Bright. " — 109 . " The White Owl. " — 111 . " Her small Soul. " (line 23) — 112 . " It caught His Image " — 114 . " King Pandion he is dead. " — 115 . " A Sparhawk Proud " — 120 . " Come Wary One. " — 126 . " Come unto these Yellow Sands. " — 128 . " Shee carries Me above the Skie. " — 129 . "Who Calls? " — 133 . " For Fear of Little Men. " — 135 . — " No Rowan in her Hair. " — 136 . " True Thomas. " — 138 . " Sabrina. " — 139 . — " I am sent with Broome before. " — 140 . " Awm. 'Who feasts tonight?' " — " All in Their Watchet Cloaks. " (line 15) — 141 . A Hunt's-up — 143 . " With his Coat so gray. " — " D'ye ken that a Fox with his last Breath cursed them all as he died in the Morning. " — 148 . " A Fulle Fayre Tyme. " — 149 . " Lubber Breeze. " — 150 . " The Ample Heaven. " — " The Time sa Tranquil is and Still. " (line 13) — 153 . " O for a Booke. " — 155 . " With Hey! with How! with Hoy. " — 156 . " Lavender's blue ." — 159 . " There is a Garden in her Face. " — 160 . " What is there hid in the Heart of a Rose? " — 163 . " These Flowers, as in their causes, sleep. " (line 4) — " The Phoenix builds her Spicy Nest. " (line 18) — 164 . " The Bower of Bliss. " — 170 . — 172 . " But silly we. " (line 9) — 175 . " For Soldiers " — " Ye Buds of Brutus Land " — " Soldiers are Prest " (stanza I) — " Your Queen. " — 176 . " The Battle-Hymn. " — 177 . — 180 . — 184 . — 185 . " We be the King's Men. " — 186 . Budmouth Dears — 187 . " Trafalgar " — 189 . " Brave Sailors. " — 192 . " Dark Rosaleen. " — 197 . — 199 . — 200 . " For Hally Now is Dead. " — 202 . " Henry Before Agincourt. " — 203 . " Alexander the Great. " — 205 . " And the Kings Asleep. " — 207 . " Dance Sedately " — 209 . — 210 . Fa la La. — 211 . " The Onely Pretty Ring Time. " — 212 . — 213 . " And the Fleas That Tease in the High Pyrenees. " — 214 . " I Loved a Lass. " — 218 . " And St. John's Bell Rings for Matins. " — 219 . " O It's Dabbling in the Dew Makes the Milkmaids Fair! " — 223 . " Music, When Soft Voices Die, Vibrates in The Memory. " — 224 . " A Bell in Moscow. " (stanza 4) — 225 . — 232 . — 233 . " To Autumn. " — 237 . " A Foolish Thing. " — " Our Play is done " — 245 . " Ah! would 'twere so. " — 246 . " No Crane talks. " (line 16) — 249 . — 251 — 253 . " The Wild Woods. " — 255 . — 257 . — 258 . " Welcome Twelfth Day " — 259 . — 260 . " When Isicles hang by the Wall. " — 264 . " Woe weeps out Her Division when She sings. " — 265 . " Is like a Bubble. " — 266 . " O, Sweet Content. " — " Art Thou poor ... Art Thou rich. " — 269 . " Lord Rameses of Egypt sighed. " — 272 . " These Strong and Fair.... " — 273 . — 274 . " Adieu! farewell Earth's Bliss. " — 275 . " I who loved with all my life Love with all my death. " — Who's at my Window? — The Call. — 277 . " Hark! now everything is still. " — " 'Tis now full tide 'tween Night and Day. " (line 17) — 278 . — 279 . — 281 . " Fear no more. " — 284 . " All the Flowers. " — 285 . — 286 . " Sidney, O Sidney is dead. " — 287 . " His Picture in a Sheet. " — " Living to Eternity. " — 288 . " Do Thou the same. " — 290 . " A pretty Bud. " — 291 . " A-left asleep. " — 293 . " Sunk Lyonesse. " — 299 . " Sing no sad Songs for Me. " — 302 . " Readen ov a Head-Stwone. " — 303 . " Care is heavy. " — 304 . " Mother, never mourn. " — 310 . Tom o' Bedlam. — 314 . " What's in there. " — 316 . — 319 . " It Had Become a Glimmering Girl. " — 321 . " One Without. " — 325 . " Broome, Broome on Hill ." — 326 . " The Changeling. " — 329 . " Mariana. " — 332 . " Yes Tor. " — 333 . " To heare the Mandrake grone. " (stanza 2) — " Hemlock, Henbane, Adders-tongue. " (line 10) — 334 . " The Raven. " — 335 . " A thousand darling Imps. " (stanza 19) — " Bell and Whip and Horse's Tail " (stanza 22) — 336 . " The Water Kelpy " (stanza 8) — 341 . " The Wandering Spectre. " — 343 . " And Clootie's waur nor a Woman was. " (stanza 19) — Meet-on-the-road . — Answers. — 344 . " The Fause Knicht. " — The Strange Visitor. — 345 . " Christabel. " — " A Toothless Mastiff Bitch. " — 347 . " Once a fair and stately Palace. " — 350 . " Sweet Whispers are heard by the Traveller. " (stanza 6) — 352 . " My a Dildin. " — 352a. " We are come to court. " — 355 . " And feed Her wi' new Milk and Bread. " — 357 . Quoth John to Joan. — 358 . Milk-White Fingers, Cherry Nose. — 359 . " Or the Bees their careful King. " — 360 . " And here, and here. " — 362 . " My Heart is gladder than all these. " — 363 . — 364 . " A Sonnet of the Moon. " — " The Pale Queen. " — 368 . " It was in and about the Martinmas time. " — 371 . " I Never Had but One True Love, in Cold Grave She was Lain. " — 372 . " A Lament. " — 380 . To Helen. — 381 . " There is a Lady. " — " Till I die. " — 383 . " It is not so. " — 385 . — 387 . — 389 . — 391 . " Chimborazo, Cotopaxi. " — 392 . " Hallo my fancy. " — 393 . " Columbus's doom-burdened caravels. " (line 13) — 395 . " To Sea, to Sea. " — " Caved Tritons' azure Day " (line 12) — 396 . " Jewels more rich than Ormus shows. " (line 20) — " Apples " (line 23) — 397 . " That talkative bald-headed Seaman came. " (line 23) — 398 . — 399 . " He Told of Waves. " (line 28) — 400 . " Parrots of Shrilly Green " — 402 . " The March of Time. " (line 2) — 403 . " The Wild Hyaena. " (line 11) — 404 . " In Xanadu Did Kubla Khan. " — " A Sunless Sea. " — 406 . " One held a Shell unto his Shell-like Ear. " (line 6) — 407 . " Like Solemn Apparitions Lulled Sublime To Everlasting Rest. " (line 11) — 411 . " The Golden Vanity. " — 412 . — 415 . " A Seal My Father Was. " — 418 . " Sir Patrick Spence. " — " Late, Late Yestreen. " (stanza 7) — 419 . " Allison Gross. " — 420 . " Sir Hugh. " — 421 . " Edward. " — 422 . " I will sing. " — 423 . " Fair Annie. " — 425 . " But think na' ye my Heart was sair? " (line 21) — 427 . The Twa Sisters. — 428 . " Sweet William and May Margaret. " — 429 . " That birk Grew fair eneugh. " (stanza 6) — 433 . " A spangle here. " — 434 . — 437 . — 440 . " Afterwards. " — 441 . " With such a Sky. " — 442 . " Shepherds all, and Maidens fair, Fold your Flocks. " — 444 . " The children are going to bed. " — 449 . " That busy Archer. " (line 4) — " Are Beauties there as proud as here they be. " (line 11) — 450 . " She hath no Air. " (line 5) — 455 . " Right good is rest. " — 457 . Before Sleeping. — 459 . — 460 . The Legend of St. Mark. — " Doves of Siam, Lima mice, And legless birds of Paradise. " (p. 470.) — " At Venice ...." (p. 471) — 466 . " Low in the South the 'cross'. " — 469 . " Once a Dream did weave a Shade. " — 470 . " Awake, Awake! " — 473 . " Does the Road wind Up-hill all the Way. " — 477 . — " Death is the Fruit. " — " The kind Hart's Tears were falling. " (stanza 7) — 483 . " This is the Key. "
42. 42.AND SO FAREWELL
43. 43.ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
44. 44.INDEXES
45. 45.INDEX OF AUTHORS
46. 46.INDEX OF POEMS — FOOTNOTES:

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