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Tables of Contents for Collected Poetry and Prose
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Introduction
xvii
Part One Poems (1870,1881)
The Blessed Damozel
3
3
Sister Helen
6
8
Stratton Water
14
5
The Staff and the Scrip
19
5
Ave
24
3
Dante at Verona
27
14
Troy Town
41
2
Eden Bower
43
5
The Card-Dealer
48
2
Love's Nocturne
50
4
The Stream's Secret
54
6
Jenny
60
9
The Portrait
69
3
My Sister's Sleep
72
2
A Last Confession
74
14
The Burden of Nineveh
88
5
An Old Song Ended
93
1
Aspecta Medusa (For a Picture)
94
1
The Bride's Prelude
94
23
A New-Year's Burden
117
1
Even So
118
1
A Ballad of Dead Ladies
119
1
To Death, of His Lady
119
1
His Mother's Service to Our Lady
120
1
John of Tours. Old French
121
1
My Father's Close. Old French
122
1
Beauty (A Combination from Sappho)
123
60
Part Two The House of Life (1870,1881)
The Sonnets (1881)
[Sonnet on the Sonnet]
127
1
Youth and Change
Love Enthroned
127
1
Bridal Birth (1870)
128
1
Love's Testament (1870)
128
1
Lovesight (1870)
129
1
Heart's Hope
129
1
The Kiss (1870)
129
1
Nuptial Sleep (1870)
130
1
Supreme Surrender (1870)
130
1
Love's Lovers
131
1
Passion and Worship (1870)
131
1
The Portrait (1870)
132
1
The Love-Letter (1870)
132
1
The Lovers' Walk
133
1
Youth's Antiphony
133
1
Youth's Spring-Tribute
133
1
The Birth-Bond (1870)
134
1
A Day of Love (1870)
134
1
Beauty's Pageant
135
1
Genius in Beauty
135
1
Silent Noon
136
1
Gracious Moonlight
136
1
Love-Sweetness (1870)
136
1
Heart's Haven
137
1
Love's Baubles (1870)
137
1
Pride of Youth
138
1
Winged Hours (1870)
138
1
Mid-Rapture
139
1
Heart's Compass
139
1
Soul-Light
140
1
The Moonstar
140
1
Last Fire
140
1
Her Gifts
141
1
Equal Troth
141
1
Venus Victrix
142
1
The Dark Glass
142
1
The Lamp's Shrine
143
1
Life-in-Love (1870)
143
1
The Love-Moon (1870)
143
1
The Morrow's Message (1870)
144
1
Sleepless Dreams (1870)
144
1
Severed Selves
145
1
Through Death to Love
145
1
Hope Overtaken
146
1
Love and Hope
146
1
Cloud and Wind
146
1
Secret Parting (1870)
147
1
Parted Love (1870)
147
1
Broken Music (1870)
148
1
Death-in-Love (1870)
148
1
Willowwood. I (1870)
149
1
Willowwood. II (1870)
149
1
Willowwood. III (1870)
150
1
Willowwood. IV (1870)
150
1
Without Her
150
1
Love's Fatality
151
1
Stillborn Love (1870)
151
1
True Woman. I. Herself
152
1
True Woman. II. Her Love
152
1
True Woman. III. Her Heaven
152
1
Love's Last Gift
153
1
Change and Fate
Transfigured Life
153
1
The Song-Throe
154
1
The Soul's Sphere
154
1
Inclusiveness (1870)
155
1
Ardour and Memory
155
1
Known in Vain
156
1
The Heart of the Night
156
1
The Landmark (1870)
156
1
A Dark Day (1870)
157
1
Autumn Idleness (1870)
157
1
The Hill Summit (1870)
158
1
The Choice. I (1870)
158
1
The Choice. II (1870)
159
1
The Choice. III (1870)
159
1
Old and New Art. I. St. Luke the Painter (1870)
160
1
Old and New Art. II. Not as These
160
1
Old and New Art. III. The Husbandman
160
1
Soul's Beauty (1870)
161
1
Body's Beauty (1870)
161
1
The Monochord (1870)
162
1
From Dawn to Noon
162
1
Memorial Thresholds
163
1
Hoarded Joy (1870)
163
1
Barren Spring (1870)
163
1
Farewell to the Glen (1870)
164
1
Vain Virtues (1870)
164
1
Lost Days (1870)
165
1
Death's Songsters (1870)
165
1
Hero's Lamp
166
1
The Trees of the Garden
166
1
``Retro me, Sathana!'' (1870)
167
1
Lost on Both Sides (1870)
167
1
The Sun's Shame. I (1870)
168
1
The Sun's Shame. II
168
1
Michelangelo's Kiss
168
1
The Vase of Life (1870)
169
1
Life the Beloved
169
1
A Superscription (1870)
170
1
He and I (1870)
170
1
Newborn Death. I (1870)
171
1
Newborn Death. II (1870)
171
1
The One Hope (1870)
171
1
The Songs (1870)
Love-Lily
172
1
First Love Remembered
173
1
Plighted Promise
173
1
Sudden Light
174
1
A Little While
174
1
The Song of the Bower
175
1
Penumbra
176
1
The Woodspurge
177
1
The Honeysuckle
177
1
A Young Fir-Wood
178
1
The Sea-Limits
178
5
Part Three Sonnets for Pictures and Other Sonnets (1850, 1870, 1881)
For ``Our Lady of the Rocks''
183
1
Leonardo da Vinci
For a Venetian Pastoral
183
1
Giorgione
For an Allegorical Dance of Women by Andrea Mantegna (In the Louvre)
184
1
For ``Ruggiero and Angelica''
184
1
Ingres
For ``The Wine of Circe''
185
1
Edward Burne-Jones
Mary's Girlhood (For a Picture)
185
1
The Passover in the Holy Family (For a Drawing)
186
1
Mary Magdalene at the Door of Simon the Pharisee (For a Drawing)
187
1
Cassandra (For a Drawing)
187
1
Venus Verticordia (For a Picture)
188
1
Pandora (For a Picture)
189
1
On Refusal of Aid between Nations
189
1
On the ``Vita Nuova'' of Dante
189
1
Dantis Tenebrae (In Memory of My Father)
190
1
A Match with the Moon
190
1
The Holy Family, by Michelangelo (In the National Gallery)
191
1
For Spring, by Sandro Botticelli (In the Accademia of Florence)
191
1
``Found'' (For a Picture)
192
1
A Sea-Spell (For a Picture)
192
1
Fiammetta (For a Picture)
193
1
The Day-Dream (For a Picture)
194
1
Astarte Syriaca (For a Picture)
194
1
Proserpina (Per un Quadro)
194
1
Proserpina (For a Picture)
195
1
La Bella Mano (Per un Quadro)
195
1
La Bella Mano (For a Picture)
196
3
Part Four Ballads and Lyrics (1881)
Rose Mary
199
24
The White Ship
223
8
Soothsay
231
2
Spheral Change
233
1
Sunset Wings
234
1
Insomnia
234
1
The Cloud Confines
235
6
Part Five The Early Italian Poets (1861,1874)
Preface to the First Edition (1861)
239
2
Canzone. Of the Gentle Heart
241
1
Guido Guinicelli
Of His Lady in Heaven
242
1
Jacopo da Lentino
Of His Lady, and of Her Portrait
243
1
Jacopo da Lentino
Canzone. Of His Dead Lady
244
2
Giacomo Pugliesi
How He Dreams of His Lady
246
1
Bonaggiunto Urbiciani
His Portrait of His Lady, Angiola of Verona
247
2
Fazio degli Uberti
The New Life
249
43
Dante Alighieri
``To every heart which the sweet pain doth move''
251
2
``All ye that pass along Love's trodden way''
253
1
``Weep, Lovers, sith Love's very self doth weep''
254
1
``Death, alway cruel, Pity's foe in chief''
255
1
``A day agone, as I rode sullenly''
256
2
``Song, `tis my will that thou do seek out Love''
258
2
``All my thoughts always speak to me of Love''
260
1
``Even as the others mock, thou mockest me''
261
1
``The thoughts are broken in my memory''
262
1
``At whiles (yea oftentimes) I muse over''
263
2
``Ladies that have intelligence in love''
265
2
``Love and the gentle heart are one same thing''
267
1
``My lady carries love within her eyes''
268
1
``You that thus wear a modest countenance''
269
1
``Canst thou indeed be he that still would sing''
270
2
``A very pitiful lady, very young''
272
3
``I felt a spirit of love begin to stir''
275
3
``My lady looks so gentle and so pure''
278
1
``For certain he hath seen all perfectness''
278
1
``Love hath so long possess'd me for his own''
279
2
``The eyes that weep for pity of the heart''
281
2
``Stay now with me, and listen to my sighs''
283
1
``Whatever while the thought comes over me''
284
1
``That lady of all gentle memories''
285
1
``Mine eyes beheld the blessed pity spring''
286
1
``Love's pallor and the semblance of deep ruth''
286
1
``The very bitter weeping that ye made''
287
1
``A gentle thought there is will often start''
288
1
``Woe's me! by dint of all these sighs that come''
289
1
``Ye pilgrim-folk, advancing pensively''
290
1
``Beyond the sphere which spreads to widest space''
291
1
Sestina. Of the Lady Pietra degli Scrovigni
292
1
Dante Alighieri
Sonnet. A Rapture Concerning His Lady
293
1
Guido Cavalcanti
Ballata. Of His Lady Among Other Ladies
294
1
Guido Cavalcanti
To Guido Orlandi. Sonnet. Of a Consecrated Image Resembling His Lady
294
1
Guido Cavalcanti
Ballata. Of a Continual Death in Love
295
1
Guido Cavalcanti
To Dante Alighieri. Sonnet. He Conceives of Some Compensation in Death
295
1
Cino da Pistoia
Canzone. His Lament for Selvaggia
296
1
Cino da Pistoia
Sonnet. Of All He Would Do
297
1
Cecco Angiolieri
Sonnet. On the Death of His Father
297
1
Cecco Angiolieri
Sonnet. Of the Star of His Love
298
1
Dino Frescobaldi
To Dante Alighieri. Sonnet. He Commends the Work of Dante's Life, Then Drawing to Its Close; and Deplores His Own Deficiencies
298
1
Giovanni Quirino
Of His Last Sight of Fiammetta
299
4
Giovanni Boccaccio
Part Six Other Translations
In Absence of Becchina
303
1
Cecco Angiolieri
From the Roman de la Rose
303
1
Lilith. From Goethe
304
1
``I saw the sibyl at Cumae''
304
1
Francesca da Rimini
304
5
Dante
Part Seven Prose
Hand and Soul
309
9
Saint Agnes of Intercession
318
17
The Stealthy School of Criticism
335
8
Part Eight Posthumously Published and Uncollected Writings
Filii Filia
343
1
Another Love
344
1
Praise and Prayer
344
1
For a Virgin and Child by Hans Memmelinck (In the Academy of Bruges)
344
1
For a Marriage of St. Catherine by the Same (In the Hospital of St. John at Bruges)
345
32
A Trip to Paris and Belgium
London to Folkstone (Half-past one to half-past five)
345
2
Boulogne to Amiens and Paris (3 to II p.m.; 3rd class)
347
2
The Staircase of Notre Dame, Paris
349
1
Place de la Bastille, Paris
349
1
On a Handful of French Money
350
1
The Can-Can at Valentino's
350
1
To the P.R.B.
351
1
At the Station of the Versailles Railway
351
1
In the Train, and at Versailles
352
1
Last Visit to the Louvre. The Cry of the P.R.B. after a Careful Examination of the Canvases of Rubens, Correggio, et hoc genus omne
352
1
Last Sonnets at Paris
``Chins that might serve the new Jerusalem''
352
1
``Tiled floors in bedrooms; trees (now run to seed---''
353
1
``Yet in the mighty French metropolis''
353
1
From Paris to Brussels (11 p.m. 15 October to half-past 1 p.m. 16)
Proem at the Paris Station
354
1
On the Road
354
3
L'Envoi: Brussels, Hotel du Midi, 18 October
357
1
On the Road to Waterloo: 17 October (En Vigilante, 2 Hours)
358
1
A Half-Way Pause
358
1
On the Field of Waterloo
358
1
Returning to Brussels
359
1
Sir Peter Paul Rubens (Antwerp)
359
1
Antwerp to Ghent
360
1
Between Ghent and Bruges (Wednesday night, 24 October)
360
1
Antwerp to Bruges
361
1
On Leaving Bruges
361
1
Ashore at Dover
362
1
The Orchard Pit
362
3
The Doom of the Sirens. A Lyrical Tragedy
365
4
Dennis Shand
369
2
Maccracken (Parody on Tennyson's ``Kraken'')
371
1
Limericks
371
4
Parted Love!
375
1
At Last
375
1
First Fire
376
1
Notes to the Texts
377
38
Index of Titles and First Lines
415