CONTENTS.

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AT THE SIGN OF THE LYRE:--

The Ladies of St. James's 3

The Old Sedan Chair 6

To an Intrusive Butterfly 9

The Curé's Progress 11

The Masque of the Months 13

Two Sermons 17

"Au Revoir" 19

The Carver and the Caliph 26

To an Unknown Bust in the British Museum 29

Molly Trefusis 32

At the Convent Gate 36

The Milkmaid 38

An Old Fish-Pond 40

An Eastern Apologue 43

To a Missal of the Thirteenth Century 45

A Revolutionary Relic 48

A Madrigal 54

A Song to the Lute 56

A Garden Song 58

A Chapter of Froissart 60

To the Mammoth Tortoise 64

A Roman "Round-Robin" 66

Verses to Order 68

A Legacy 70

"Little Blue Ribbons" 72

Lines to a Stupid Picture 74

A Fairy Tale 76

To a Child 78

Household Art 80

The Distressed Poet 81

Jocosa Lyra 83

My Books 85

The Book-Plate's Petition 87

Palomydes 89

André le Chapelain 91

The Water of Gold 95

A Fancy from Fontenelle 97

Don Quixote 98

A Broken Sword 99

The Poet's Seat 101

The Lost Elixir 104

MEMORIAL VERSES:--

A Dialogue (Alexander Pope) 107

A Familiar Epistle (William Hogarth) 112

Henry Fielding 115

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 119

Charles George Gordon 120

Victor Hugo 121

Alfred, Lord Tennyson 122

FABLES OF LITERATURE AND ART:--

The Poet and the Critics 127

The Toyman 130

The Successful Author 133

The Dilettant 136

The Two Painters 138

The Claims of the Muse 140

The 'Squire at Vauxhall 144

The Climacteric 149

TALES IN RHYME:--

The Virgin with the Bells 155

A Tale of Polypheme 159

A Story from a Dictionary 170

The Water Cure 178

The Noble Patron 184

VERS DE SOCIÉTÉ:--

Incognita 193

Dora _versus_ Rose 197

Ad Rosam 200

Outward Bound 205

In the Royal Academy 208

The Last Despatch 213

"Premiers Amours" 216

The Screen in the Lumber Room 219

Daisy's Valentines 221

In Town 224

A Sonnet in Dialogue 227

Growing Gray 229

VARIA:--

The Maltworm's Madrigal 233

An April Pastoral 236

A New Song of the Spring Gardens 237

A Love Song, 1700 239

Of his Mistress 240

The Nameless Charm 242

To Phidyle 243

To his Book 244

For a Copy of Herrick 246

With a Volume of Verse 247

For the Avery "Knickerbocker" 248

To a Pastoral Poet 250

"Sat est Scripsisse" 251

PROLOGUES AND EPILOGUES:--

Prologue and Envoi to Abbey's Edition of

"She Stoops to Conquer" 257

Prologue and Epilogue to Abbey's "Quiet Life" 264

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