CONTENTS
| I. | Prelude | [1] | |
| II. | Little Rivers | [7] | |
| III. | A Leaf of Spearmint | [37] | |
| IV. | Ampersand | [67] | |
| V. | A Handful of Heather | [93] | |
| VI. | The Ristigouche from a Horse-Yacht | [135] | |
| VII. | Alpenrosen and Goat’s-Milk | [165] | |
| VIII. | Au Large | [215] | |
| IX. | Trout-Fishing in the Traun | [267] | |
| X. | At the Sign of the Balsam Bough | [295] | |
| XI. | A Song after Sundown | [337] | |
| Index | [341] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
From drawings by F. V. DuMond
| The noise of the falls makes constant music | Frontispiece [iv] | |
| Facing page | ||
| The farmers’ daughters with bare arms and gowns tucked up | [30] | |
| The bed whereon memory loves to lie and dream | [40] | |
| Memory is a capricious and arbitrary creature | [120] | |
| Lulling and soothing the mind into a quietude | [162] | |
| The same that Titian saw | [174] | |
| The moon slips up into the sky from behind the Eastern hills | [292] | |
| If I should ever become a dryad I should choose to be transformed into a white birch | [304] |