CONTENTS
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| The Brook along the Romsey Road | [ 3] |
| The Poet and the Wood-louse | [ 5] |
| “Jam Hiems Transiit” | [ 7] |
| “Vox Clamantis” | [ 8] |
| Sorrow | [ 9] |
| The Mulberry | [10] |
| The Window-sill | [11] |
| The Angelus-bell | [12] |
| The Apple-man from Awbridge | [13] |
| Of Dulcibel | [15] |
| The Lady Pheasant | [16] |
| Time’s Tyranness | [17] |
| The Ginger Cat | [19] |
| Μονοχρόνος Ἡδόνη | [21] |
| A Song in a Lane | [22] |
| Cries of London | [23] |
| The Third Birthday | [25] |
| One-eyed Jocko | [26] |
| A Suburban Night’s Entertainment | [27] |
| “A Purpose of Amendment” | [30] |
| Helena to Hermia | [31] |
| “Effany” | [32] |
| The Ark | [34] |
| An Upland Station | [36] |
| The Worshippers | [38] |
| Lines to a Journalist, on his Praising a Noble Lord | |
| Recently Created | [39] |
| The Belgian Pinafore | [41] |
| The Wind | [43] |
| To Betsey-Jane, on her Desiring to go | |
| incontinently to Heaven | [45] |
| In Bethlehem Town | [46] |
| The Moon | [48] |
| A Lady of Fashion on the Death of her Dog | [49] |
| To a Little Girl | [51] |
| Lines written for D. E. in a copy of | |
| “The Child’s Garden of Verses” | [52] |
| Epistle to Thomas Black, Cat to the Soane Museum | [53] |
| For My Mother, with a New Button-box | [56] |
| A Child before the Crib | [57] |
| To Mass at Dawn | [59] |
| The Nuns’ Chapel | [60] |
| The Snare | [61] |
| A House in a Wood | [63] |
| The Confessional | [65] |
| Epitaph on a Child, run over and Killed by | |
| a Motor-car in the street | [67] |
| The Water-meads of Mottisfont | [70] |
| The Senior Mistress of Blyth | [72] |
| The First Party | [75] |
| Souvenir of Michael Drayton | [77] |
| “Four-paws” | [79] |
| “Four-paws” in London | [81] |
| To my Sister Dorothy, with a Paste Brooch | [83] |
| Sestina, to D. E. | [84] |
| Lullaby for a Little Girl | [86] |
| Rondeau of Sarum Close | [87] |
| The Knobby-green | [88] |
| The Carcanet | [89] |
| To a Town Crier | [90] |
| The Tale of Jocko, a Story for a Child | [91] |
| The Wag-tail | [98] |
| High Tide at Battersea | [100] |
| To my Daughter, who tells me she can Dress Herself | [101] |
| The Baby Goat | [103] |
| Bournemouth to Poole: | |
| (1) Bournemouth | [105] |
| (2) Poole Harbour | [105] |
| The Japanese Duckling | [107] |
| The Privet Hedge | [108] |
| The Vegetarian’s Daughter | [109] |
| Honey Meadow | [110] |
| An Elegy, for Father Anselm, of the Order of Reformed | |
| Cistercians, Guest-master and Parish Priest | [112] |
| The Regret | [117] |
| First Snow | [118] |
| To a Child Returning Home upon a Windy Day | [119] |
| The Death of Sir Matho | [120] |
| The Petals | [124] |
| Post-Communion | [126] |
| Index to First Lines | [127] |
