Later Essays, xvi. 215
Lay Morals, xvi. 379
Legends, Edinburgh, i. 291
“Let Beauty awake in the morn from beautiful dreams,” xiv. 224
“Let now your soul in this substantial world,” xiv. 255
Letter to a Young Gentleman who proposes to embrace the Career of Art, xvi. 290
Letters from Samoa, xviii. 351
“Let us, who part like brothers part like bards,” xvi. 245
“Light foot and tight foot,” xiv. 277