When first we met, 241 When from the lowest ebbing, 129 When I see childhood, 208 When June is come, 289 When men were all asleep, 265 When my love was away, 294 When parch'd with thirst, 208 When sometimes in an ancient house, 194 When thou didst give thy love to me, 374 When thou, my beloved, diedst, 448 When to my lone soft bed, 442 Wherefore to-night so full of care, 260 Where San Miniato's convent, 196 Where thou art better I too were, 448 While Eros in his chamber hid his tears, 177 While yet we wait for spring, 190 Whither, O splendid ship, 244 Who builds a ship, 194 Who has not walked upon the shore, 236 Who takes the census of the living dead, 213 Why art thou sad, 347 Why hast thou nothing, 348 Why, O Maker of all, 445 Will Love again awake, 242 Winter was not unkind, 192 With mild eyes agaze, 389 Ye blessed saints, 219 Ye Spartan mothers, 371 Ye thrilled me once, 296 FOOTNOTES: [A] There is another alcaic translation from Blake on p. 71 in 'Demeter'. The Ode on p. 72 is iambic, and the Chorus on pp. 53, 54 is in choriambics. [B] Line 321. 'T'whom' is from Milton, in imitation of Virgil's admired Olli. It is not admitted in the ordinary prosody.