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CONTENTS
| THE NEW DAY | ||
| PRELUDE | 3 | |
| PART I | ||
| I— | Sonnet | 4 |
| II— | Sonnet | 4 |
| III— | "A barren stretch that slants to the salt sea's gray" | 5 |
| IV— | Hesitation. (A Portrait) | 5 |
| V— | Love grown Bold | 6 |
| INTERLUDE | 6 | |
| PART II | ||
| I— | Words without Song | 7 |
| II— | The Traveler | 7 |
| III— | "Come to me ye who suffer" | 8 |
| IV— | Written on a Fly-Leaf of "Shakespeare's Sonnets" | 9 |
| V— | "And were that best!" | 9 |
| VI— | "There is nothing new under the sun" | 10 |
| VII— | Love's Cruelty | 11 |
| INTERLUDE | 11 | |
| PART III | ||
| I— | "The pallid watcher of the eastern skies" | 12 |
| II— | "My love for thee doth march like armèd men" | 12 |
| III— | "What would I save thee from?" | 13 |
| IV— | "What would I win thee to?" | 13 |
| V— | "I will be brave for thee" | 14 |
| VI— | "Love me not, Love, for that I first loved thee" | 14 |
