The starry skies, they rest my soul The wind sounds only in opposing straits The year lies dying in this evening light Three worlds there are, the first of sense Thrice happy he whose name is writ above Time was I shrank from what was right 85 'Tis far away, dear friend, 'tis far away 227 'Twas so ; I saw thy birth. That drowsy lake 118 We asked not to be born; 'tis not by will 163 193 We watched her breathing through the night 76 279 ΙΟΙ 215 273 50 128 136 191 What we, when face to face we see. What wonder man should fail to stay When I consider how my light is spent Who feels not when the Spring once more Why should the past loom out so fair and grand 33 6 79 169 285 170 265 Yellow leaves on the ash-tree. 178 Ye who would build the churches of the Lord 156 GILBERT AND RIVINGTON, PRINTERS, ST. JOHN'S SQUARE, london. Crown Buildings, 188, Fleet Street, A List of Books PUBLISHING BY SAMPSON LOW, MARSTON, LOW & SEARLE. NEW ILIUSTRATED AND OTHER WORKS FOR THE SEASON 1871-2. 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