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CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
| XXXIII. | The Swing | 38 |
| How do you like to go up in a swing | ||
| XXXIV. | Time to Rise | 39 |
| A birdie with a yellow bill | ||
| XXXV. | Looking-glass River | 39 |
| Smooth it slides upon its travel | ||
| XXXVI. | Fairy Bread | 40 |
| Come up here, O dusty feet | ||
| XXXVII. | From a Railway Carriage | 40 |
| Faster than fairies, faster than witches | ||
| XXXVIII. | Winter-Time | 41 |
| Late lies the wintry sun a-bed | ||
| XXXIX. | The Hayloft | 42 |
| Through all the pleasant meadow-side | ||
| XL. | Farewell to the Farm | 43 |
| The coach is at the door at last | ||
| XLI. | North-west Passage | 43 |
| 1. Good Night | ||
| When the bright lamp is carried in | ||
| 2. Shadow March | ||
| All round the house is the jet-black night | ||
| 3. In Port | ||
| Last, to the chamber where I lie |
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