_ALLAN WADE._ _June, 1908._ _Accursed who brings to light of day The writings I have cast away! But blessed he that stirs them not And lets the kind worm take the lot!_ —W.B.Y. PART I.—ORIGINAL WORKS. 1886. Mosada. | A Dramatic Poem. | By | W. B. Yeats. | With a | Frontispiece Portrait of the Author | By J. B. Yeats. | Reprinted from the Dublin University Review. | Dublin: | Printed by Sealy, Bryers, and Walker, | 94, 95 and 96 Middle Abbey Street. | 1886. The whole enclosed in decorated border. 8vo, pp. ii and 12. Light brown paper covers. There is no title-page, the above description being taken from the front cover. _Mosada_ originally appeared in _The Dublin University Review_, June, 1886. 1889. The Wanderings of Oisin | and other Poems | by | W. B. Yeats | London | Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., 1, Paternoster Square | 1889 Fcap. 8vo, pp. vi and 156. Cloth. CONTENTS. _The Wanderings of Oisin._ _Time and the Witch Vivien._ _The Stolen Child._ Originally appeared in _The Irish Monthly_, December, 1886. _Girl’s Song._ _Ephemera. An Autumn Idyll._ _An Indian Song._ Originally appeared in _The Dublin University Review_, December, 1886. _Kanva, the Indian, on God._ Originally appeared, under the title _From the Book of Kauri the Indian_. Section V., _On the Nature of God_, in _The Dublin University Review_, October, 1886. _Kanva on Himself._ _Jealousy._ _Song of the Last Arcadian._ Originally appeared, under the title _An Epilogue. To ‘The Island of Statues’_ and ‘_The Seeker_,’ in _The Dublin University Review_, October, 1885. _King Goll._ (_Third Century._) Originally appeared, under the title _King Goll_. _An Irish Legend_, in _The Leisure Hour_, September, 1887. _The Meditation of the Old Fisherman._ Originally appeared in _The Irish Monthly_, October, 1886. _The Ballad of Moll Magee._ _The Phantom Ship._ _A Lover’s Quarrel among the Fairies._ _Mosada._ Originally appeared in _The Dublin University Review_, June, 1886. _How Ferencz Renyi kept Silent._ Originally appeared in _The Boston Pilot_. _The Fairy Doctor._ Originally appeared in _The Irish Fireside_, September 10, 1887. _Falling of the Leaves._ _Miserrimus._ Originally appeared in _The Dublin University Review_, October, 1886. _The Priest and the Fairy._ _The Fairy Pedant._ Originally appeared in _The Irish Monthly_, March, 1887. _She who dwelt among the Sycamores. A Fancy._ Originally appeared in _The Irish Monthly_, September, 1887. _On Mr. Nettleship’s Picture at the Royal Hibernian Academy_, 1885. Originally appeared in _The Dublin University Review_, April, 1886. _A Legend._ _An Old Song re-sung._