LONELY DAYS 191 “WHAT DID IT MEAN?” 194 AT THE DINNER-TABLE 196 THE MARBLE TABLET 198 THE MASTER AND THE LEAVES 199 LAST WORDS TO A DUMB FRIEND 201 A DRIZZLING EASTER MORNING 204 ON ONE WHO LIVED AND DIED WHERE HE WAS BORN 205 THE SECOND NIGHT 207 SHE WHO SAW NOT 210 THE OLD WORKMAN 212 THE SAILOR’S MOTHER 214 OUTSIDE THE CASEMENT 216 THE PASSER-BY 218 “I WAS THE MIDMOST” 220 A SOUND IN THE NIGHT 221 ON A DISCOVERED CURL OF HAIR 226 AN OLD LIKENESS 227 HER APOTHEOSIS 229 “SACRED TO THE MEMORY” 230 TO A WELL-NAMED DWELLING 231 THE WHIPPER-IN 232 A MILITARY APPOINTMENT 234 THE MILESTONE BY THE RABBIT-BURROW 236 THE LAMENT OF THE LOOKING-GLASS 237 CROSS-CURRENTS 238 THE OLD NEIGHBOUR AND THE NEW 240 THE CHOSEN 241 THE INSCRIPTION 244 THE MARBLE-STREETED TOWN 251 A WOMAN DRIVING 252 A WOMAN’S TRUST 254 BEST TIMES 256 THE CASUAL ACQUAINTANCE 258 INTRA SEPULCHRUM 260 THE WHITEWASHED WALL 262 JUST THE SAME 264 THE LAST TIME 265 THE SEVEN TIMES 266 THE SUN’S LAST LOOK ON THE COUNTRY GIRL 269 IN A LONDON FLAT 270 DRAWING DETAILS IN AN OLD CHURCH 272 RAKE-HELL MUSES 273 THE COLOUR 277 MURMURS IN THE GLOOM 279 EPITAPH 281 AN ANCIENT TO ANCIENTS 282 AFTER READING PSALMS XXXIX., XL. 285 SURVIEW 287 WEATHERS I