I. Step by step, day by day
II. Roses of June, you the fairest
III. If other flowers adorn the house
IV. The darkness is lustral
V. I bring you this evening, as an offering
VI. Let us both sit down on the old worm-eaten bench
VII. Gently, more gently still
VIII. In the house chosen by our love
IX. The pleasant task with the window open
X. In the depth of our love dwells all faith
XI. Dawn, darkness, evening, space and the stars
XII. This is the holy hour when the lamp is lit
XIII. The dead kisses of departed years
XIV. For fifteen years
XV. I thought our joy benumbed for ever
XVI. Everything that lives about us
XVII. Because you came one day
XVIII. On days of fresh and tranquil health
XIX. Out of the groves of sleep I came
XX. Alas! when the lead of illness
XXI. Our bright garden is health itself
XXII. It was June in the garden
XXIII. The gift of yourself
XXIV. Oh! the calm summer garden where nothing moves!
XXV. As with others, an hour has its ill-humour
XXVI. The golden barks of lovely summer
XXVII. Ardour of senses, ardour of hearts
XXVIII. The still beauty of summer evenings
XXIX. You said to me, one evening
XXX. "Hours of bright morning"