Collected Works (Vol. III)

APPENDIX B INDEX OF FIRST LINES TO VOLUMES ABOVE us on the mast is spread, ii. 108 A brief consultation, ii. 227 Aecept meas Iam! iii. 7 A curious conflict this of love and fear, ii. 77 Act II. Sc. i. adds little new to our thesis, ii. 188 | Act IV. develops the plot, ii. 189 Adonis, awake, it is day ;-it is spring ! iii, 114 Adonis dies. Imagination hears, ili. 122 A faded skirt, a silken petticoat, ii, 52 A faint sweet smell of ether haunts, ili. 9 A fool indeed! For why complain, iii. 2 A foolish and a cruel thing is said, i. 182 Again the unveiled goddess of delight, ii. 73 Against the fiat of that God discrowned, ii. 64 Age and despair, poverty and distress, ili, 112 A good stout song, friend Argus, ii. 92 Ah! Christ ascends? Ascension day? ii. 163 Ah me! no fruit for guerdon, iii. 192 Ah! ten days yet to Pentecost, ii. 163 Ah! there be two sides to all shapes of truth, li, 85 | Alas! that ever the dark place, ili. 201 Ali bade Hassan to his house to sup, ili. 86 Alice was desperately ill at morn, ii. 75 A lion's mane, a leopard’s skin, i. 129 All day we chose each moment possible, ii. 70 All night no change, no whisper, li. 10 Allow me to introduce myself, ii. 206 All that we are from mind results, ii. 44 All things are branded change, iii. 18 ‘* All things are good” exclaimed the boy, ili. 93 All thought of work is almost cast aside, ii. 66 Al Malik the magnificent, iii, 86 A lonely spirit seeks the midnight hour, i. 53 Although I cannot leave these bitter leas, iii. 65 Amata’s path is Earnestness, ii. 46 Amat janua limen! (Closes book.| Now, my friend, iil. 72 Amid earth’s motley, Gaia’s cap and bells, i. 250 Amid the drowsy dream, ii, 61 A miner laboured in a mine, ili. 90 I., I0., IIT. Among the lilies of the sacred stream, i. 38 And death in kissing. How I have despised, i. 230 ‘And now (I'll quote you Scripture anyhow), li, 176 And though you claim Salvation sure, li. 159 And thus to-day that ‘‘ Christ ascends,” ii. 162 And who is then the moon? Bend close, lil. 13 And you—what are you doing here? i. 57 Anemones grow in the wood by the stream, iii. 58 An island of the mist, i. 102 Another day rose of unceasing fire, li, 70 As, after long observation and careful study, 1, 223 As far as normal reasoning goes, il. 173 As for a quiet talk on physics, ii. 150 Ashes and dust, i. 112 As I one day to nature made lament, ii. 18 As I pass in my flight, iii, 174 As I sit in the sound, ili. 154 As some lone mountebank of the stage, li. 52 -As the tides invisible of ocean, iii. 131 At last I met a maniac, ii. 165 At last we arrive at the end, ii. 194 At least your faith should be content, ii. 163 At noon she sailed for home, ii, 84 At Paris upon Dead Man's Day. iii. 102 ‘* At the hour of the great Initiation” ii. 231 Aum! I unfold the tinted robe, ili. 66 Aum! Let us meditate aright, ii. 177 Aum! Let us meditate aright, ii. 184 Ay! I would murder not my brother only, il, 104 Ay! Let him rise and answer, li. 159 Ay! The hour was at hand, ii. 231 Ay! There’salaw! For this recede, ili. 14 BEFORE the altar of Famine and Desire, i. 181 Before the darkness, earlier than being, i. 105 Behold a virgin to the Lord, i. 83 Behold, Iam; acircle on whose hands, ii. 19 240