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INDEX OF FIRST LINES

Are friends delight or pain?

60

A route of evanescence

86

As by the dead we love to sit,

207

As children bid the guest good-night,

118

A sepal, petal, and a thorn

132

As far from pity as complaint,

232

A shady friend for torrid days

34

Ashes denote that fire was;

60

A sickness of this world it most occasions

239

As if some little Arctic flower,

149

As imperceptibly as grief

103

A sloop of amber slips away

140

A solemn thing it was, I said,

176

A something in a summer's day,

114

A spider sewed at night

94

At half-past three a single bird

76

A thought went up my mind to-day

27

A throe upon the features

223

At last to be identified!

196

At least to pray is left, is left

203

A toad can die of light!

250

A train went through a burial gate,

185

A triumph may be of several kinds

210

A word is dead

49

A wounded deer leaps highest,

6

B

Beauty crowds me till I die,

272

Because I could not stop for Death,

194

Before I got my eye put out,

35

Before the ice is in the pools,

245

Before you thought of spring,

80

Belshazzar had a letter,—

16

Bereaved of all, I went abroad,

237

Besides the Autumn poets sing,

105

Blazing in gold and quenching in purple,

102

Bless God, he went as soldiers,

234

Bloom upon the Mountains, stated,

274

Bring me the sunset in a cup,

100

C

Candor, my tepid Friend,

302

Come slowly, Eden!

156

Could I but ride indefinite,

136

Could mortal lip divine

52

Crisis is sweet and, set of Heart

307

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