Peace! what can tears avail? _B. W. Procter_ (_Barry Cornwall_) 182 Seated one day at the Organ _Adelaide Anne Procter_ 160 Seek not the tree of silkiest bark _Aubrey de Vere_ 72 She was not fair, nor full of grace _B. W. Procter_ (_Barry Cornwall_) 170 She 's up and gone, the graceless Girl _Thomas Hood_ 108 Sing!--Who sings _B. W. Procter_ (_Barry Cornwall_) 168 Sit down, sad soul, and count _B. W. Procter_ (_Barry Cornwall_) 178 Sleep sweet, belovëd one, sleep sweet! _Robert Buchanan_ 46 Sleep! the bird is in its nest _William Cox Bennett_ 39 Softly, O midnight Hours! _Audrey de Vere_ 70 Strew not earth with empty stars _Thomas Lovell Beddoes_ 35 Sweet and low, sweet and low _Alfred Tennyson_ 215 Sweet is childhood--childhood 's over _Jean Ingelow_ 120 Sweet mouth! O let me take _Alfred Domett_ 86 Tears, idle tears, I know not what they mean _Alfred Tennyson_ 213 Terrace and lawn are white with frost _Mortimer Collins_ 50 Thank Heaven, Ianthe, once again _Walter Savage Landor_ 132 The fault is not mine if I love you too much _Walter Savage Landor_ 129 The ladies of St. James's _Austin Dobson_ 77 The night has a thousand eyes _F. W. Bourdillon_ 44 The Sea! the Sea! the open Sea! _B. W. Procter_ (_Barry Cornwall_) 184 The splendour falls on castle walls _Alfred Tennyson_ 210 The stars are with the voyager _Thomas Hood_ 110 The streams that wind amid the hills _George Darley_ 63 The Sun came through the frosty mist _Lord Houghton_ 115 The Violet invited my kiss _Joseph Skipsey_ 200 There is no summer ere the swallows come. _F. W. Bourdillon_ 43 Three fishers went sailing away to the West _Charles Kingsley_ 124 To sea, to sea! the calm is o'er _Thomas Lovell Beddoes_ 33 Touch us gently, Time! _B. W.