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CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |
| The World's Triumphs | 36 |
| Stagirius | 37 |
| Human Life | 39 |
| To a Gypsy Child by the Seashore | 40 |
| A Question | 43 |
| In Utrumque Paratus | 43 |
| The World and the Quietist | 45 |
| The Second Best | 46 |
| Consolation | 47 |
| Resignation | 49 |
| A Dream | 58 |
| Horatian Echo | 59 |
| NARRATIVE POEMS. | |
| Sohrab and Rustum | 61 |
| The Sick King in Bokhara | 88 |
| Balder Dead:— | |
| I. Sending | 96 |
| II. Journey to the Dead | 106 |
| III. Funeral | 116 |
| Tristram and Iseult:— | |
| I. Tristram | 133 |
| II. Iseult of Ireland | 145 |
| III. Iseult of Brittany | 152 |
| Saint Brandan | 159 |
| The Neckan | 162 |
| The Forsaken Merman | 164 |
| SONNETS. | |
| Austerity of Poetry | 169 |
| A Picture at Newstead | 169 |
| Rachel: I., II., III. | 170 |
| Worldly Place | 172 |
