The ways are green 158 XXXIV. Life in her creaking shoes 169 XXXV. A late lark twitters from the quiet skies 161 XXXVI. I gave my heart to a woman 163 XXXVII. Or ever the knightly years were gone 164 XXXVIII. On the way to Kew 166 XXXIX. The past was goodly once 168 XL. The spring, my dear 169 XLI. The Spirit of Wine 170 XLII. A Wink from Hesper 172 XLIII. Friends. . . old friends 173 XLIV. If it should come to be 175 XLV. From the brake the Nightingale 179 XLVI. In the waste hour 178 XLVII. Crosses and troubles 181 LONDON VOLUNTARIES I. _Grave_ 185 II. _Andante con Moto_ 187 III. _Scherzando_ 192 IV. _Largo e Mesto_ 186 V. _Allegro Maëstoso_ 200 RHYMES AND RHYTHMS PROLOGUE 207 I. Where forlorn sunsets flare and fade 209 II. We are the Choice of the Will 211 III. A desolate shore 214 IV. It came with the threat of a waning moon 216 V. Why, my heart, do we love her so? 217 VI. One with the ruined sunset 218 VII. There’s a regret 219 VIII. Time and the Earth 221 IX. As like the Woman as you can 223 X. Midsummer midnight skies 225 XI. Gulls in an aery morrice 227 XII. Some starlit garden grey with dew 228 XIII. Under a stagnant sky 229 XIV. Fresh from his fastnesses 231 XV. You played and sang a snatch of song 233 XVI. Space and dread and the dark 234 XVII. Tree, Old Tree of the Triple Crook 236 XVIII. When you wake in your crib 239 XIX. O, Time and Change 242 XX. The shadow of Dawn 243 XXI. When the wind storms by with a shout 244 XXII. Trees and the menace of night 245 XXIII.