Index:Poems by Robert Louis Stevenson, Hitherto unpublished, 1921.djvu

Title	Poems, by Robert Louis Stevenson, hitherto unpublished
Author	Robert Louis Stevenson
Year	1921
Publisher	The Bibliophile Society
Location	Chicago
Source	djvu
Progress	Proofread—All pages of the work proper are proofread, but not all are validated
Transclusion	Fully transcluded

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INDEX OF TITLES AND FIRST LINES IN THIS VOLUME

A Summer Night	39
All influences were in vain	43
All night through, raves or broods	102
At morning on the garden seat	109
Aye, mon, it's true	130
Eh, man Henley, you're a Don	100
Far over seas an island is	132
Gather ye roses while ye may	86
Good old ale, mild or pale	113
Her name is as a word of old romance	82
Here he comes, big with statistics	75
Here lies Erotion	126
Hopes	69
I am a hunchback, yellow-faced	139
I am like one that has sat alone	57
I have a friend; I have a story	65
I look across the ocean	141
I saw red evening through the rain	92
I sit up here at midnight	58
If I could arise and travel away	111
If I had wings, my lady	98
In autumn when the woods are red	78
Last night we had a thunderstorm, etc.	94
Light as my heart was long ago	84
Link your arm in mine, my lad	61
Love is the very heart of spring	107
My wife and I, in one romantic cot	117
Nay, but I fancy somehow, etc.	114
Of schooners, islands and maroons	122
O lady fair and sweet	96
On the gorgeous hills of morning	134
Poem for a Class Re-union	89
Rivers and winds among the twisted hills	137
Since I am sworn to live my life	87
Sit doon by me, my canty freend	76
Take not my hand as mine alone	41
The look of Death is both severe and mild	80
The Mill-House	29
The moon is sinking, etc.	50
The old world moans and topes	54
The rain is over and done	104
The Well-Head	35
The whole day thro', etc.	52
There where the land of love	105
To Priapus	128
To A Youth	72
We are as maidens, one and all	47
Yes, I remember, etc.	119