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INDEX OF FIRST LINES

It tossed and tossed, —

30

It was not death, for I stood up,

221

It was too late for man,

197

I’ve got an arrow here;

171

I’ve seen a dying eye

188

I watched her face to see which way

288

I went to heaven, —

208

I went to thank her,

187

I wish I knew that woman’s name,

237

I wonder if the sepulchre

244

I worked for chaff and earning wheat

65

I years had been from home,

44

Just lost when I was saved!

47

Just so, Jesus raps — He does not weary—

312

Lay this laurel on the one

225

Let down the bars, O Death!

201

Let me not mar that perfect dream

174

Life, and Death, and Giants

65

Lightly stepped a yellow star

279

Like brooms of steel

283

Like Men and Women shadows walk

272

Like mighty footlights burned the red

101

Like some old-fashioned miracle

279

Like trains of cars on tracks of plush

116

Look back on time with kindly eyes,

185

Love is anterior to life,

167

Love reckons by itself alone,

305

Low at my problem bending,

289

March is the month of expectation,

275

Me! Come! My dazzled face

236

Mine by the right of the white election!

145

Mine enemy is growing old,—

38

Morning is the place for dew,

131

“Morning” means “Milking” to the Farmer

270

Morns like these we parted;

203

Much madness is divinest sense

9

Musicians wrestle everywhere:

46

My cocoon tightens, colors tease,

184

My country need not change her gown,

32

My friend mast be a bird,

173

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