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INDEX OF FIRST LINES

A bird came down the walk:

91

A cap of lead across the sky

277

A charm invests a face

163

A clock stopped—not the mantel's;

249

A death-blow is a life-blow to some

204

A deed knocks first at thought,

37

A dew sufficed itself

135

Adrift! a little boat adrift!

246

A drop fell on the apple tree,

113

Adventure most unto itself

257

A face devoid of love or grace,

54

Afraid? Of whom am I afraid?

193

After a hundred years

225

Ah, Teneriffe! Retreating Mountain!

269

A lady red upon the hill

128

A light exists in spring

127

A little madness in the Spring

270

A little overflowing word

311

A little over Jordan,

300

A little road not made of man,

113

All circumstances are the frame

314

All I may, if small,

304

All overgrown by cunning moss,

250

A long, long sleep, a famous sleep

251

Alter? When the hills do.

145

Ambition cannot find him,

301

A modest lot, a fame petite,

70

Ample make this bed

214

A murmur in the trees to note,

130

An altered look about the hills;

80

A narrow fellow in the grass

91

An awful tempest mashed the air,

90

An everywhere of silver,

90

Angels in the early morning

119

A poor torn heart, a tattered heart,

28

Apparently with no surprise

122

A precious, mouldering pleasure 'tis

7

A prompt, executive Bird is the Jay,

282

Arcturus is his other name,—

89

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