The World's Best Poetry, Volume 03: Sorrow and Consolation

INDEX: AUTHORS AND TITLES SIR EDWIN ARNOLD After a life-photograph by Elliott and Fry, London. AFTER DEATH. FROM "PEARLS OF THE FAITH." He made life—and He takes it—but instead Gives more: praise the Restorer, Al-Mu'hid! He who dies at Azan* sends This to comfort faithful friends:— Faithful friends! it lies, I know, Pale and white and cold as snow; And ye says, "Abdullah's dead!" Weeping at my feet and head. I can see your falling tears, I can hear your cries and prayers, Yet I smile and whisper this:— "I am not that thing you kiss; Cease your tears and let it lie: It was mine, it is not I." Sweet friends! what the women lave For its last bed in the grave Is a tent which I am quitting, Is a garment no more fitting, Is a cage from which at last Like a hawk my soul hath passed. Love the inmate, not the room; The wearer, not the garb; the plume Of the falcon, not the bars Which kept him from the splendid stars. Loving friends! be wise, and dry Straightway every weeping eye: What ye lift upon the bier Is not worth a wistful tear. 'Tis an empty sea-shell, one Out of which the pearl is gone. The shell is broken, it lies there; The pearl, the all, the soul, is here. 'Tis an earthen jar whose lid Allah sealed, the while it hid That treasure of His treasury, A mind which loved him: let it lie! Let the shard be earth's once more, Since the gold shines in His store! Allah Mu'hid, Allah most good! Now thy grace is understood: Now my heart no longer wonders What Al-Barsakh is, which sunders Life from death, and death from heaven: Nor the "Paradises Seven" Which the happy dead inherit; Nor those "birds" which bear each spirit Toward the Throne, "green birds and white," Radiant, glorious, swift their flight! Now the long, long darkness ends. Yet ye wail, my foolish friends, While the man whom ye call "dead" In unbroken bliss instead Lives, and loves you: lost, 'tis true By any light which shines for you; But in light ye cannot see Of unfulfilled felicity, And enlarging Paradise; Lives the life that never dies. Farewell, friends! Yet not farewell; Where I am, ye too shall dwell. I am gone before your face A heart-beat's time, a gray ant's pace. When ye come where I have stepped, Ye will marvel why ye wept; Ye will know, by true love taught, That here is all, and there is naught. Weep awhile, if ye are fain,— Sunshine still must follow rain! Only not at death, for death— Now I see—is that first breath Which our souls draw when we enter Life, that is of all life center. Know ye Allah's law is love, Viewed from Allah's Throne above; Be ye firm of trust, and come Faithful onward to your home! " La Allah ilia Allah! Yea, Mu'hid! Restorer! Sovereign!" say! He who died at Asan gave This to those that made his grave. SIR EDWIN ARNOLD. * The hour of prayer; esteemed a blessed time to die. IT IS NOT DEATH TO DIE. It is not death to die, To leave this weary road, And, midst the brotherhood on high, To be at home with God. It is not death to close The eye long dimmed by tears, And wake in glorious repose, To spend eternal years. It is not death to bear The wrench that sets us free From dungeon-chain, to breathe the air Of boundless liberty. It is not death to fling Aside this sinful dust, And rise on strong, exulting wing, To live among the just. Jesus, thou Prince of Life, Thy chosen cannot die! Like Thee they conquer in the strife, To reign with Thee on high. GEORGE WASHINGTON BETHUNE. THERE IS NO DEATH. There is no death! the stars go down To rise upon some other shore, And bright in heaven's jewelled crown They shine forever more. There is no death! the forest leaves Convert to life the viewless air; The rocks disorganize to feed The hungry moss they bear. There is no death! the dust we tread Shall change, beneath the summer showers, To golden grain, or mellow fruit, Or rainbow-tinted flowers. There is no death! the leaves may fall. The flowers may fade and pass away— They only wait, through wintry hours, The warm sweet breath of May. There is no death! the choicest gifts That heaven hath kindly lent to earth Are ever first to seek again The country of their birth. And all things that for growth of joy Are worthy of our love or care, Whose loss has left us desolate, Are safely garnered there. Though life become a dreary waste, We know its fairest, sweetest flowers, Transplanted into paradise, Adorn immortal bowers. The voice of bird-like melody That we have missed and mourned so long Now mingles with the angel choir In everlasting song. There is no death! although we grieve When beautiful, familiar forms That we have learned to love are torn From our embracing arms; Although with bowed and breaking heart, With sable garb and silent tread, We bear their senseless dust to rest, And say that they are "dead." They are not dead! they have but passed Beyond the mists that blind us here Into the new and larger life Of that serener sphere. They have but dropped their robe of clay To put their shining raiment on; They have not wandered far away— They are not "lost" or "gone." Though disenthralled and glorified, They still are here and love us yet; The dear ones they have left behind They never can forget. And sometimes, when our hearts grow faint Amid temptations fierce and deep, Or when the wildly raging waves Of grief or passion sweep, We feel upon our fevered brow Their gentle touch, their breath of balm; Their arms enfold us, and our hearts Grow comforted and calm. And ever near us, though unseen, The dear, immortal spirits tread; For all the boundless universe Is life—there are no dead. JAMES L. M'CREERY. 1863. GOING AND COMING. Going—the great round Sun, Dragging the captive Day Over behind the frowning hill, Over beyond the bay,— Dying: Coming—the dusky Night, Silently stealing in, Wrapping himself in the soft warm couch Where the golden-haired Day hath been Lying. Going—the bright, blithe Spring; Blossoms! how fast ye fall, Shooting out of your starry sky Into the darkness all Blindly! Coming—the mellow days: Crimson and yellow leaves; Languishing purple and amber fruits Kissing the bearded sheaves Kindly! Going—our early friends; Voices we loved are dumb; Footsteps grow dim in the morning dew; Fainter the echoes come Ringing: Coming to join our march,— Shoulder to shoulder pressed,— Gray-haired veterans strike their tents For the far-off purple West— Singing! Going—this old, old life; Beautiful world, farewell! Forest and meadow! river and hill! Ring ye a loving knell O'er us! Coming—a nobler life; Coming—a better land; Coming—a long, long, nightless day; Coming—the grand, grand Chorus! EDWARD A. JENKS. BLIND. Laughing, the blind boys Run 'round their college lawn, Playing such games of buff Over its dappled grass! See the blind frolicsome Girls in blue pinafores, Turning their skipping ropes! How full and rich a world Theirs to inhabit is! Sweet scent of grass and bloom, Playmates' glad symphony. Cool touch of western wind, Sunshine's divine caress. How should they know or feel They are in darkness? But—O the miracle! If a Redeemer came, Laid fingers on their eyes— One touch—and what a world New born in loveliness! Spaces of green and sky, Hulls of white cloud adrift, Ivy-grown college walls, Shining loved faces! What a dark world—who knows? Ours to inhabit is! One touch, and what a strange Glory might burst on us! What a hid universe! Do we sport carelessly, Blindly, upon the verge Of an Apocalypse? ISRAEL ZANGWILL. THE DEATH OF DEATH. SONNET CXLVI. Poor soul, the centre of my sinful earth, Fooled by those rebel powers that thee array, Why dost thou pine within and suffer dearth, Painting thy outward walls so costly gay? Why so large cost, having so short a lease, Dost thou upon thy fading mansion spend? Shall worms, inheritors of this excess, Eat up thy charge? Is this thy body's end? Then, soul, live thou upon thy servant's loss, And let that pine to aggravate thy store; Buy terms divine in selling hours of dross; Within be fed, without be rich no more. So shalt thou feed on Death, that feeds on men, And, Death once dead, there's no more dying then. SHAKESPEARE. INDEX: AUTHORS AND TITLES For occupation, nativity, etc., of Authors, and the American publishers of the American poetical works, see General Index of Authors, Volume X. ÆSCHYLUS. Wail of Prometheus Bound, The ( Mrs. Browning's Translation ) 156 AGATHIAS. Time's Revenge ( Bland's Translation ) 72 ALDRICH, JAMES. Death-Bed, A 306 ALGER, WILLIAM ROUNSEVILLE. Parting Lovers, The ( From the Chinese ) 104 ALLINGHAM, WILLIAM. Dirty Old Man, The 55 ARNOLD, SIR EDWIN. After Death in Arabia. 452 Secret of Death, The 434 ARNOLD, MATTHEW. Requiescat 307 AUSTIN, ALFRED. Agatha 13 AUSTIN, SARAH TAYLOR. Passage, the ( German of Uhland ) 342 AYTON OR AYTOUN, SIR ROBERT. Woman's Inconstancy 71 BACON, FRANCIS, BARON VERULAM. World, The 151 BAILEY, PHILIP JAMES. Death in Youth ( Festus ) 428 BALLANTINE, JAMES. "Ilka blade o' grass keps its ain drap o' dew" 241 BARBAULD, ANNA LÆTITIA. Life 400 BARNARD, LADY ANNE. Auld Robin Gray 32 BARR, AMELIA EDITH. Bottom Drawer, The 405 BEAUMONT, FRANCIS. On the Tombs in Westminster Abbey 269 BENJAMIN, PARK. Old Sexton, The 282 BENNETT, LUCY A. "Asleep! asleep!" 396 BÉRANGER, PIERRE-JEAN DE. Old Vagabond, The ( Translation ) 188 BETHUNE, GEORGE WASHINGTON. "It is not death to die" 455 BJÖRNSON, BJÖRSTJERNE. Princess, The ( Dole's Translation ) 9 BLACKIE, JOHN STUART. Emigrant Lassie, The 280 BLAMIRE, SUSANNA. "What ails this heart o' mine" 139 BLAND, ROBERT. Time's Revenge ( Greek of Agathias ) 72 BLOOD, HENRY AMES. Song of Savoyards 248 BODENSTEDT, FRIEDRICH MARTIN VON. Unchanging ( Translation ) 242 BONAR, HORATIUS. "Beyond the smiling and the weeping" 378 BRENAN, JOSEPH. "Come to me, dearest" 144 BRIDGES, ROBERT ( Droch ). Unillumined Verge, The 308 BROOKS, MARIA GOWEN ( Maria del Occidente ). Song of Egla 138 BROWN, JOSEPH BROWNLEE. Thalatta! Thalatta! 388 BROWNING, ELIZABETH BARRETT. Comfort 433 De Profundis 421 Hopeless Grief 217 Mother and Poet 323 Sleep, The 389 Tears 429 Wail of Prometheus Bound, The ( Greek of Æschylus ) 156 BROWNING, ROBERT. Evelyn Hope 310 Prospice 391 BRYANT, WILLIAM CULLEN. Blessed are They that Mourn 420 Conqueror's Grave, The 442 Thanatopsis 264 BURDETTE, ROBERT JONES. "When my ship comes in" 245 BURNS, ROBERT. "Ae fond kiss, and then we sever" 98 Banks o' Doon, The 12 Highland Mary 329 "I love my Jean" 126 Mary in Heaven, To 339 "O my Luve's like a red, red rose" 99 "O, saw ye bonnie Leslie" 130 BURROUGHS, JOHN. Waiting 238 BYRON, GEORGE NOEL GORDON, LORD. "Adieu, adieu, my native shore" 108 Dream, The 73 Farewell to his Wife 109 Latest Verses 169 "Maid of Athens, ere we part" 100 Picture of Death, A (The Giaour) 261 CAMOËNS, LUIS DE. Blighted Love ( Strongford's Translation ) 81 CARLETON, WILL. "Over the hill to the poor-house" 175 CARY, HENRY FRANCIS. "The fairest thing in mortal eyes" ( French of Duke of Orleans ) 356 CHADWICK, JOHN WHITE. Two Waitings, The 409 CHANNING, WILLIAM_ELLERY. Sleepy Hollow 277 CHATEAUBRIAND, FRANCOIS AUGUSTE, VICOMTE DE. Jeune Fille et Jeune Fleur ( Translation ) 305 CHATTERTON, THOMAS. Minstrel's Song 340 CLOUGH, ARTHUR HUGH. Despondency Rebuked 235 Qua Cursum Ventus 107 COLERIDGE, SAMUEL TAYLOR. Good, Great Man, The 244 COSTELLO, LOUISE STUART. On the Death of Francis I. (French of Marguerite ) 338 Sonnet ( French of Labé ) 237 To Diane de Poitiers ( French of Marat ) 69 COWPER, WILLIAM. Present Good, The ( The Task ) 150 CRABBE, GEORGE. Approach of Age, The ( Tales of the Hall ) 163 CRAIK, DINAH MARIA MULOCK. Now and Afterwards 268 Only a Woman 86 Too Late 335 CRANCH, CHRISTOPHER PEARSE. Compensation 229 CRAWFORD, JULIA (or LOUISA MACARTNEY). Kathleen Mavourneen 112 "We parted in silence" 113 DELAND, MARGARETTA WADE. Love and Death 394 DE VERE, AUBREY THOMAS. "Sad is our youth, for it is ever going" 225 DE VERE, MARY AINGE ( Madeline Bridges ). Spinner, The 70 DOBELL, SYDNEY THOMPSON. Home, Wounded 58 DOBSON, AUSTIN. Sun-Dial, The 15 DODGE, MARY ELIZABETH MAPES. Two Mysteries, The (Along the Way ) 262 DOLE, NATHAN HASKELL. Princess, The ( Norwegian of Bjornson ) 9 DORR, JULIA CAROLINE RIPLEY. Hush! ( After glow ) 400 DRAYTON, MICHAEL. "Come, let us kisse and parte" 111 DUFFERIN, HELEN BELINDA SHERIDAN, LADY ( afterwards LADY GIFFORD). Lament of the Irish Emigrant 343 EASTMAN, ELAINE GOODALE. Ashes of Roses 51 EDWARDS, AMELIA BLANDFORD. "Give me three grains of corn, mother" 197 FIELD, EUGENE. Jim's Kids 290 FITZGERALD, EDWARD. Anne Allen, On 303 FLEMING, PAUL. Myself, To ( Winkworth's Translation ) 218 FLETCHER, JOHN. "Hence, all ye vain delights" 160 "Take, O, take those lips away" ( Bloody Brother ) 71 FOSTER, STEPHEN COLLINS. My Old Kentucky Home 147 Old Folks at Home 148 GANNETT, WILLIAM CHANNING. Aunt Phillis's Guest 239 GAY, JOHN. Black-Eyed Susan 102 GLADDEN, WASHINGTON. Awakening 375 GLUCK, —— To Death ( Translation ) 395 GRAY, THOMAS. Elegy written in a Country Churchyard 270 HARDINGE, WILLIAM M. Grave of Sophocles ( Greek of Simmias ) 200 HAWTREY, E.C. Hector to his Wife ( Greek of Homer ) 122 HAY, JOHN. Woman's Love, A 52 HAYNE, PAUL HAMILTON. In Harbor 398 HEBER, REGINALD. "Thou art gone to the grave" 445 HEINE, HEINRICH. Palm and the Pine, The ( Houghton's Translation ) 40 HEMANS. FELICIA DOROTHEA BROWNE. Hour of Death, The 259 HENLEY, WILLIAM ERNEST. Invictus 221 HERBERT, GEORGE. Flower, The 219 Virtue Immortal 254 HOBART, MRS. CHARLES. Changed Cross, The 231 HOLMES, OLIVER WENDELL. Last Leaf, The 185 Voiceless, The 172 HOMER. Hector to his Wife ( Hawtrey's Translation ) 122 Parting of Hector and Andromache ( Pope's Translation ) 118 HOOD, THOMAS. Bridge of Sighs, The 208 Death-Bed, The 300 "Farewell, Life" 384 Song of the Shirt, The 199 "What can an old man do but die" 174 HOUGHTON, RICHARD MONCKTON MILNES, LORD. London Churches 207 Palm and the Pine, The ( German of Heine ) 40 HOWLAND, MARY WOOLSEY. Rest 397 HOYT, RALPH. Old 180 HUDSON, MARY CLEMMER AMES. Something Beyond 234 INGELOW, JEAN. Divided 64 JACKSON, HELEN FISKE HUNT ( H.H. ). Habeas Corpus 382 JACKSON, HENRY R. My Wife and Child 226 JENKS, EDWARD A. Going and Coming 458 KEATS, JOHN. Nightingale, Ode to a 166 KEMBLE, FRANCES ANNE. Absence 133 Faith 95 KENNEDY, CRAMMOND. Greenwood Cemetery 279 KEPPEL, LADY CAROLINE. Robin Adair 134 KING, HENRY. Sic Vita 253 KINGSLEY, CHARLES. Rough Rhyme on a Rough Matter, A 191 KNOX, WILLIAM. Mortality 256 LABE, LOUISE. Sonnet ( Costello's Translation ) 237 LAMB, CHARLES. Old Familiar Faces, The 143 LANDON, LETITIA ELIZABETH ( later MRS. MACLEAN). Female Convict, The 215 LANDOR, WALTER SAVAGE. Farewell 394 Man 151 LANG, ANDREW. Lament for Heliodore ( Greek of Meleager ) 337 LE GALLIENNE, RICHARD. Song ( Robert Louis Stevenson an Elegy and other Poems ) 417 What of the Darkness ( English Poems) 360 LE ROUX, GUIRAUD. Fidelity in Doubt ( Preston's Translation ) 95 LINDSAY, BLANCHE ELIZABETH FITZROY, LADY. Sonnet 304 LOCKER-LAMPSON, FREDERICK. Widow's Mite, The 287 LOGAN, JOHN. "Thy braes were bonny" 314 LONGFELLOW, HENRY WADSWORTH. Death of Minnehaha, The (Song of Hiawatha) 319 Footsteps of Angels 438 God's Acre 276 Rainy Day, The 228 Reaper and the Flowers, The 417 Resignation 430 LOVELACE, COLONEL RICHARD. Lucasta, To 123 Lucasta, on Going to the Wars, To 97 LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL. Auf Wiedersehen 114 First Snow-Fall, The 283 Palinode 115 LOWELL, MARIA WHITE. Morning-Glory, The 285 LYTLE, WILLIAM HAINES. Antony and Cleopatra 380 LYTTON, EDWARD ROBERT BULWER, EARL OF ( Owen Meredith ). Portrait, The 82 MCCLEERY, J.L. "There is no death" 456 MACMANUS, ANNA JOHNSTON (MRS. SEUMAS) ( Ethna Carbery ). Thinkin' Long 141 MARGUERITE DE VALOIS. On the Death of Francis I. ( Costello's Translation ) 338 MAROT, CLEMENT. To Diane de Poitiers ( Costello's Translation ) 69 MARSTON, PHILIP BOURKE. After Summer 336 MELEAGER. Lament for Heliodore ( Lang's Translation ) 337 MICKLE, WILLIAM JULIUS. Cumnor Hall 41 MILTON, JOHN. Lycidas 446 Samson on his Blindness ( Samson Agonistes ) 158 Sonnet: To Cyriack Skinner 220 MITCHELL, SILAS WEIR. Quaker Graveyard, The 278 MOIR, DAVID MACBETH. Rustic Lad's Lament in the Town, The 131 MOORE, THOMAS. "Alas, how light a cause" ( The Light of the Harem ) 80 "As slow our ship" 106 "Farewell!—but whenever" 116 "Farewell to thee, Araby's daughter" ( Fire Worshippers ) 316 Linda to Hafed ( Fire Worshippers ) 6 MOSS, THOMAS. Beggar, The 189 MOTHERWELL, WILLIAM. Jeanie Morrison 127 "My heid is like to rend, Willie" 49 MUHLENBERG, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS. "I would not live alway" 392 MUNBY, ARTHUR JOSEPH. Apres 355 NAIRNE, CAROLINA OLIPHANT, LADY. Land o' the Leal, The 379 NEELE, HENRY. "Moan, moan, ye dying gales" 152 NOEL, THOMAS. Pauper's Drive, The 202 NORTON, CAROLINE E.S. SHERIDAN (LADY STIRLING MAXWELL). King of Denmark's Ride, The 340 "Love not" 8 O'BRIEN, WILLIAM SMITH. Never Despair 246 ORLEANS, CHARLES, DUKE OF. "The fairest thing in mortal eyes" ( Cary's Trans ) 356 O'SHAUGHNESSY, ARTHUR WILLIAM EDGAR. "Has summer come without the rose?" 54 PALMER, JOHN WILLIAMSON. For Charlie's Sake 411 PATMORE, COVENTRY [KEARSEY DEIGHTON]. Parting 96 PIATT, SARAH MORGAN BRYAN. Term of Death, The 261 PIERPONT, JOHN. My Child 415 POE, EDGAR ALLAN. Annabel Lee 312 For Annie 385 POLLEN, JOHN. Last Leaf, The ( Russian of Poushkin ) 187 POPE, ALEXANDER. Parting of Hector and Andromache ( Greek of Homer ) 118 POUSHKIN, ALEKSANDER SERGYEVICH. Last Leaf, The ( Pollen's Translation ) 187 PRESTON, ANNIE A. "The green grass under the snow" 442 PRESTON, HARRIET WATERS. Fidelity in Doubt ( French of Le Roux ) 95 PRIEST, NANCY AMELIA WOODBURY. Over the River 406 PRINGLE, THOMAS. Afar in the Desert 222 PROCTER, ADELAIDE ANNE. Doubting Heart, A 171 PROCTER, BRYAN WALLER ( Barry Cornwall ). Life 251 "Softly woo away her breath" 318 QUARLES, FRANCIS. Vanity of the World, The 153 RAMSAY, ALLAN. Lochaber no More 105 RAYMOND, ROSSITER WORTHINGTON. "Blessed are They" 425 Christus Consolator 432 RITTER, MARY LOUISE. Perished 169 ROGERS, ROBERT CAMERON. Shadow Rose, The 53 ROSETTI, DANTE GABRIEL. Nevermore, The 82 SANGSTER, MARGARET ELIZABETH MUNSON. "Are the children at home?" 288 SCOTT, FREDERICK GEORGE. Van Elsen 361 SCOTT, SIR WALTER. Coronach ( Lady of the Lake ) 309 Song 31 Song of the Young Highlander 101 SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM. "Blow, blow, thou winter wind" ( As You Like It ) 155 Course of True Love, The ( Midsummer Night's Dream ) 3 Death of Death 460 Fall of Cardinal Wolsey, The ( Henry VIII. ) 161 "Farewell! thou art too dear" 112 "Fear no more the heat o' the sun" ( Gymbeline ) 328 Grief ( Hamlet ) 348 Love's Memory ( All's Well that ends Well ) 140 Soliloquy on Death ( Hamlet ) 252 "Take, O, take those lips away" 71 Unrequited Love ( Twelfth Night ) 9 SHELLEY, PERCY BYSSHE. Lament, A 173 "The sun is warm, the sky is clear" 164 SHIRLEY, JAMES. Death the Leveler 253 SIDNEY, SIR PHILIP. "With how sad steps" ( Astrophel and Stella ) 13 SILL, EDWARD ROWLAND. Morning Thought, A 267 SILLERY, CHARLES DOYNE. "She died in beauty" 319 SIMMIAS. Grave of Sophocles, The ( Hardinge's Translation ) 269 SMITH, BELLE E. "If I should die to-night" 374 SOUTHWELL, ROBERT. "Times go by turns" 228 SPOFFORD, HARRIET ELIZABETH PRESCOTT. Nun and Harp, The 93 STEVENSON, ROBERT LOUIS BALFOUR. In Memoriam F.A.S. 428 STOWE, HARRIET BEECHER. Lines to the Memory of"Annie" 426 "Only a year" 418 STRANGFORD, LORD. Blighted Love ( Portuguese of Camoens ) 81 STURM. JULIUS. I Hold Still ( Translation ) 243 SYMONS, ARTHUR. Portrait, To a 34 TENNYSON, ALFRED, LORD. "Break, break, break" 358 "Home they brought her warrior dead" ( Princess ) 345 Lady Clare Vere de Vere 4 Locksley Hall 17 May Queen, The 292 "Oh that 'twere possible" ( Maud ) 331 Selections from "In Memoriam" 340 "Tears, idle tears" 142 THOMPSON, FRANCIS. Daisy 130 TICHEBORNE, CHEDIOCK. Lines written in the Tower 159 TIMROD, HENRY. At Magnolia Cemetery 279 TROWBRIDGE, JOHN TOWNSEND. Dorothy in the Garret 89 UHLAND, LUDWIG. Passage, The ( Austin's Translation ) 342 ULRICH, ANTON, DUKE OP BRUNSWICK. God's Sure Help in Sorrow ( Winkworth's Translation ) 236 VAUGHAN, HENRY. "Happy are the dead" 439 "They are all gone" 403 WASTELL, SIMON. Man's Mortality 255 WATSON, JOHN WHITTAKER. Beautiful Snow 205 WHITMAN, WALT. "When lilacs last in the door-yard bloomed" 362 WHITTIER, JOHN GREENLEAF. Absent Sailor, To her ( The Tent on the Beach ) 124 Angel of Patience, The 402 Maud Muller 35 WILLIS, NATHANIEL PARKER. Unseen Spirits 204 WINKWORTH, CATHARINE. God's Sure Help in Sorrow ( German of Ulrich ) 236 Myself, To ( German of Flemming ) 218 ZANGWILL, ISRAEL. Blind 461 ANONYMOUS. Absence 141 Fair Helen 330 Good Bye 97 Grief for the Dead 408 Guilty or Not Guilty 212 Lady Ann Bothwell's Lament 47 Lavender 355 Parting Lovers, The 104 Peace 437 Saddest Fate, The 247 "They are dear fish to me" 195 "Waly, waly" 45 Watching for Papa 414 Wife to her Husband, The 146

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