In addition to poems, this volume includes biographical material on this poet who died in 1889 at age 45.

Acknowledgements	p. v
Introduction to the Fourth Edition	p. xiii
Foreword on the Revised Text and Chronological Rearrangement of the Poems	p. xxxix
Note to the Second Impression (1970)	p. lxvii
Early Poems (1860-75?)	p. 1
The Escorial	p. 3
A Vision of the Mermaids	p. 8
Winter with the Gulf Stream	p. 12
Spring and Death	p. 13
Spring and Death	p. 14
Spring and Death	p. 16
New Readings	p. 18
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The Beginning of the End	p. 23
The Alchemist in the City	p. 24
The Alchemist in the City	p. 26
The Alchemist in the City	p. 26
The Alchemist in the City	p. 27
The Alchemist in the City	p. 28
The Alchemist in the City	p. 29
The Alchemist in the City	p. 31
The Alchemist in the City	p. 32
The Alchemist in the City	p. 34
The Alchemist in the City	p. 35
The Alchemist in the City	p. 37
The Alchemist in the City	p. 38
Poems (1876-89)	p. 41
Catharinae	p. 43
Author's Preface	p. 45
The Wreck of the Deutschland	p. 51
The Silver Jubilee	p. 63
The Silver Jubilee	p. 64
The Starlight Night	p. 66
God's Grandeur	p. 66
The Starlight Night	p. 67
The Starlight Night	p. 67
The Starlight Night	p. 68
The Windhover	p. 69
Pied Beauty	p. 69
Pied Beauty	p. 70
Pied Beauty	p. 70
Pied Beauty	p. 71
The Loss of the Eurydice	p. 72
The May Magnificat	p. 76
The May Magnificat	p. 78
The May Magnificat	p. 79
Henry Purcell	p. 80
The Candle Indoors	p. 81
The Handsome Heart	p. 81
The Handsome Heart	p. 82
Morning, Midday, and Evening Sacrifice	p. 84
Andromeda	p. 84
Andromeda	p. 85
At the Wedding March	p. 86
Felix Randal	p. 86
Felix Randal	p. 87
Felix Randal	p. 88
Felix Randal	p. 89
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Ribblesdale	p. 90
Ribblesdale	p. 91
Ribblesdale	p. 93
Ribblesdale	p. 97
Ribblesdale	p. 98
Ribblesdale	p. 99
Ribblesdale	p. 100
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Harry Ploughman	p. 104
That Nature is a Heraclitean Fire and of the Comfort of the Resurrection	p. 105
Justus Quidem Tu Es, Domine, Si Disputem Tecum; Verumtamen Justa Loquar Ad Te: Quare Via Impiorum Prosperatur? &c	p. 106
In Honour of St. Alphonsus Rodriguez Laybrother of the Society of Jesus	p. 106
Justus Quidem Tu Es, Domine, Si Disputem Tecum; Verumtamen Justa Loquar Ad Te: Quare Via Impiorum Prosperatur? &c	p. 107
To R. B	p. 108
Unfinished Poems Fragments Light Verse & C. (1862-89)	p. 109
IL Mystico	p. 111
A Windy Day in Summer	p. 115
A Fragment of Anything You Like	p. 116
Fragments of Pilate	p. 116
A Voice from the World	p. 120
The Lover's Stars	p. 126
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The Lover's Stars	p. 127
The Lover's Stars	p. 127
Love Preparing to Fly	p. 128
The Peacock's Eye	p. 128
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By Mrs. Hopley	p. 134
(sundry Fragments and Images)	p. 134
(sundry Fragments and Images)	p. 141
The Rainbow	p. 142
	p. 142
Fragments of Floris in Italy	p. 143
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The Queen's Crowning	p. 152
The Queen's Crowning	p. 158
The Queen's Crowning	p. 159
The Summer Malison	p. 160
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Continuation of R. Garnett's Nix	p. 163
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A Complaint	p. 169
A Complaint	p. 170
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Summa	p. 172
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Summa	p. 173
Summa	p. 173
St. Thecla	p. 175
The Woodlark	p. 176
Moonrise June 19 1876	p. 176
The Woodlark	p. 178
The Woodlark	p. 178
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'the Child is Father to the Man' (wordsworth)	p. 183
	p. 183
(on a Piece of Music)	p. 184
(ashboughs)	p. 185
(ashboughs)	p. 186
(ashboughs)	p. 186
(ashboughs)	p. 187
(ashboughs)	p. 193
(ashboughs)	p. 193
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On the Portrait of Two Beautiful Young People	p. 196
	p. 197
Epithalamion	p. 197
Epithalamion	p. 200
Translations Latin and Welsh Poems &c	p. 201
Aeschylus: Prometheus Desmotes	p. 203
(from the Greek)	p. 204
Inundatio Oxoniana	p. 204
Elegiacs: Tristi Tu, Memini	p. 206
Elegiacs: After the Convent Threshold	p. 206
Horace: Odi Profanum Volgus Et Arceo	p. 208
Horace: Persicos Odi, Puer, Apparatus	p. 208
Horace: Odi Profanum Volgus Et Arceo	p. 210
Horace: Odi Profanum Volgus Et Arceo	p. 211
Horace: Odi Profanum Volgus Et Arceo	p. 212
Horace: Odi Profanum Volgus Et Arceo	p. 213
The Same	p. 214
Cywydd	p. 215
Ad Episcopum Salopiensem	p. 216
Ad Reverendum Patrem Fratrem Thomam Burke O.P. Collegium S. Beunonis Invisentem	p. 217
Horace: Odi Profanum Volgus Et Arceo	p. 217
Horace: Odi Profanum Volgus Et Arceo	p. 218
Horace: Odi Profanum Volgus Et Arceo	p. 218
	p. 219
A.M.D.G. in Festo Nativitatis Ad Matrem Virginem	p. 220
(may Lines)	p. 221
(may Lines)	p. 222
Songs from Shakespeare, in Latin and Greek	p. 223
Songs from Shakespeare, in Latin and Greek	p. 223
Robert Bridges: in All Things Beautiful, I Cannot See Incomplete Latin Version	p. 227
Editors' Notes	p. 229
Notes	p. 244
St. Dorothea	p. 344
the Convent Threshold	p. 346
the Nix	p. 351
Angelus Ad Virginem	p. 352
Index of Titles, &c	p. 355
Index of First Lines	p. 357
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