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Title page COPYRIGHT The Life and Poetry of Louise Imogen Guiney Brief Introduction: Louise Imogen Guiney Songs at the Start (1884)

GLOUCESTER HARBOR. LEONORE. A BALLAD OF METZ. PRIVATE THEATRICALS. DIVINATION BY AN EASTER LILY. THE RIVAL SINGERS. AFTER THE STORM. HEMLOCK RIVER. ON ONE POET REFUSING HOMAGE TO ANOTHER. BROTHER BARTHOLOMEW. RESERVE. PATRIOT CHORUS ON THE EVE OF WAR. LO AND LU. HER VOICE. AN EPITAPH. THE FALCON AND THE LILY. BOSTON, FROM THE BRIDGE. THE RED AND YELLOW LEAF. POETE MY MAISTER CHAUCER. MOUNT AUBURN IN MAY. AMONG THE FLAGS IN DORIC HALL, MASSACHUSETTS STATE HOUSE. CHILD AND FLOWER. KNIGHT FALSTAFF. THE POET. A CRIMINAL. 1865. ORIENT-BORN. CHARONDAS. CRAZY MARGARET. TO THE WINDING CHARLES. MY NEIGHBOR. THE SEA-GULL. LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY. LOVER LOQUITUR. VITALITY. TO THE RIVER. THE SECOND TIME THEY MET. ON NOT READING A POSTHUMOUS WORK. BESSY IN THE STORM. AFTER A DUEL. INDIFFERENCE. THE PLEDGING. AT GETTYSBURG. EARLY DEATH. MY SOPRANO. THE CROSS ROADS. HEART OF GOLD. A JACOBITE REVIVAL. SPRING. ADVENTURERS. L’ETIQUETTE. THE GRAVE AND THE ROSE.

The White Sail and Other Poems (1887)

The White Sail THE WHITE SAIL. Legends TARPEIA. THE CALIPH AND THE BEGGAR. THE RISE OF THE TIDE. CHALUZ CASTLE. THE WOOING PINE. THE SERPENT’S CROWN. MOUSTACHE. RANIERI. SAINT CADOC’S BELL. A CHOUAN. Lyrics YOUTH. THE LAST FAUN. KNIGHTS OF WEATHER. ON SOME OLD-MUSIC. LATE PEACE. TO A YOUNG POET. DE MORTUIS. DOWN STREAM. THE INDIAN PIPE. BROOK FARM. GARDEN CHIDINGS. FRÉDÉRIC OZANAM. BANKRUPT. A REASON FOR SILENCE. TEMPTATION. FOR A CHILD. AGLAUS. AN AUDITOR. THE WATER-TEXT. CYCLAMEN. A PASSING SONG. IN TIME. THE WILD RIDE. THE LIGHT OF THE HOUSE. A LAST WORD ON SHELLEY. IMMUNITY. PAULA’S EPITAPH. JOHN BROWN: A PARADOX. Sonnets APRIL DESIRE. TWOFOLD SERVICE. IN THE GYMNASIUM. A SALUTATION. AT A SYMPHONY. SLEEP. THE ATONING YESTERDAY. RUSSIA UNDER THE CZARS. FOUR SONNETS FROM ‘LA VITA NUOVA.’

A Roadside Harp (1893)

Peter Rugg the Bostonian Vergniaud in the Tumbril Winter Boughs M. A. 1822-1888 W. H. 1778-1830 The Vigil-at-Arms A Madonna of Domenico Ghirlandajo A Friend’s Song for Simoisius Athassel Abbey Florentin Friendship Broken A Song of the Lilac In a Ruin, after a Thunder-Storm The Cherry Bough Two Irish Peasant Songs The Japanese Anemone Tryste Noel A Talisman Heathenesse For Izaak Walton Sherman: “An Horatian Ode” When on the Marge of Evening Rooks in New College Gardens Open, Time The Knight Errant (Donatello’s Saint George) To a Dog’s Memory A Seventeenth-Century Song On the Pre-Reformation Churches about Oxford The Still of the Year A Foot-note to a Famous Lyric T. W. P. 1819-1892 Summum Bonum Saint Florent-le-Vieil Hylas Nocturne The Kings Alexandriana LONDON: TWELVE SONNETS On First Entering Westminster Abbey Fog St. Peter-ad-Vincula Strikers in Hyde Park Changes in the Temple The Lights of London Doves In the Reading-Room of the British Museum Sunday Chimes in the City A Porch in Belgravia York Stairs

Nine Sonnets Written at Oxford (1895)

I. The Tow-Path II. The Old Dial of Corpus III. Ad Antiquarium IV. On the Pre-Reformation Churches about Oxford V. On the Same. (Continued) VI. A December Walk VII. Rooks: New College Gardens VIII. A Last View IX. Retrieval

Poems from ‘Robert Louis Stevenson: A Study’ (1895)

CONTENTS A VALEDICTION POSTLUDE

England and Yesterday (1898)

LONDON: SONNETS WRITTEN IN 1889. ON FIRST ENTERING WESTMINSTER ABBEY. FOG. S. PETER-AD-VINCULA. STRIKERS IN HYDE PARK. CHANGES IN THE TEMPLE. THE LIGHTS OF LONDON. DOVES. IN THE READING-ROOM OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM. SUNDAY CHIMES IN THE CITY. A PORCH IN BELGRAVIA. YORK STAIRS. IN THE DOCKS. OXFORD: SONNETS WRITTEN THERE IN 1890 AND 1895. THE TOW-PATH. THE OLD DIAL OF CORPUS. AD ANTIQUARIUM. ROOKS IN NEW COLLEGE GARDENS. ON THE PRE-REFORMATION CHURCHES ABOUT OXFORD. ON THE SAME (CONTINUED). A DECEMBER WALK. UNDERTONES AT MAGDALEN. PORT MEADOW. MARTYRS’ MEMORIAL. A LAST VIEW. RETRIEVAL. LYRICS. A BALLAD OF KENELM. TWO IRISH PEASANT SONGS. I. IN LEINSTER. II. IN ULSTER. IN A RUIN, AFTER A THUNDERSTORM. TO A CHILD. IN A PERPENDICULAR CHURCH. A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY SONG. COLUMBA AND THE STORK. THE CHANTRY. APRIL IN GOVILON. ON LEAVING WINCHESTER. ON THE CENOTAPH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL IN SAINT GEORGE’S CHAPEL. OF JOAN’S YOUTH. PASSING THE MINSTER. THE YEW-TREE. SHROPSHIRE LANDSCAPE. THE GRAHAM TARTAN TO A GRAHAM. IN A LONDON STREET. ATHASSEL ABBEY. ROMANS IN DORSET. (TO A. B.) LINES ON VARIOUS FLY-LEAVES. TO HENRY HOWARD, EARL OF SURREY. FOR IZAAK WALTON. A FOOT-NOTE TO A FAMOUS LYRIC. A MEMORY OF A BRECONSHIRE VALLEY. WRIT IN MY LORD CLARENDON’S “HISTORY OF THE REBELLION.” A LAST WORD ON SHELLEY. AN EPITAPH FOR WILLIAM HAZLITT. EMILY BRONTË. PAX PAGANICA. VALEDICTION (R. L. S., 1894).

The Martyrs’ Idyl and Shorter Poems (1899)

THE MARTYRS’ IDYL THE MARTYRS’ IDYL SHORTER POEMS THE SQUALL MEMORIAL DAY ROMANS IN DORSET VALSE JEUNE THE CHANTRY MONOCHROME THE VIGIL IN TYRONE BECAUSE NO MAN HATH HIRED US AN OUTDOOR LITANY VIRGO GLORIOSA, MATER AMANTISSIMA FOUR COLLOQUIES I. THE SEARCH II. FACT AND THE MYSTIC III. THE POET’S CHART IV. OF THE GOLDEN AGE SANCTUARY ORISONS THE INNER FATE: A CHORUS OF JOAN’S YOUTH BY THE TRUNDLE-BED THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT ARBORICIDE CHARISTA MUSING THE PERFECT HOUR DEO OPTIMO MAXIMO IN TIME OF TROUBLE AN ESTRAY BORDERLANDS TO THE OUTBOUND REPUBLIC: MDCCCXCVIII ODE FOR A MASTER MARINER ASHORE THE RECRUIT

Happy Ending (1909)

PREFACE The Kings The Squall Open, Time The Knight Errant To a Dog’s Memory Memorial Day Romans in Dorset Horologion His Angel to his Mother Autumn Magic Five Carols for Christmastide On Leaving Winchester Cobwebs Astræa The Yew-Tree Ten Colloquies I. THE SEARCH II. FACT AND THE MYSTIC III. THE POET’S CHART IV. OF THE GOLDEN AGE V. ON TIME’S THRESHOLD VI. WOOD-PIGEONS VII. PREDICAMENTS VIII. THE CO-ETERNAL IX. STERN APHRODITE X. THE JUBILEE Winter Boughs W.H. The Vigil-at-Arms A Friend’s Song for Simoisius To an Ideal In a Ruin, after a Thunder Storm Beati Mortui Two Irish Peasant Songs I. IN LEINSTER II. IN ULSTER The Japanese Anemone Orisons The Inner Fate: a Chorus The Acknowledgment By the Trundle-bed Arboricide The Cherry Bough The Wild Ride Bedesfolk In a City Street Florentin A Song of the Lilac Monochrome Saint Francis Endeth his Sermon An Estray Friendship Broken A Talisman Heathenesse For Izaak Walton Fifteen Epitaphs Deo Optimo Maximo Charista Musing The Still of the Year A Footnote to a Famous Lyric T.W.P. Summum Bonum When on the Marge of Evening Hylas Nocturne To Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey Planting the Poplar To One who would not Spare Himself Winter Peace Sleep Writ in my Lord Clarendon’s History of the Rebellion In a February Garden A Valediction A Footpath Morality The Light of the House An Outdoor Litany Of Joan’s Youth In a Brecon Valley A Song of Far Travel Spring The Colour-Bearer Sanctuary Emily Brontë Pascal Borderlands Ode for a Master Mariner Ashore OXFORD I. The Tow-Path II. Ad Antiquarium III. Martyrs’ Memorial IV. Parks Road V. Tom VI. On the Pre-Reformation Churches about Oxford VII. A December Walk VIII. The Old Dial of Corpus IX. Rooks: New College Gardens X. Above Port Meadow XI. Undertones at Magdalen XII. A Last View LONDON I. On First Entering Westminster Abbey II. Fog III. St. Peter-ad-Vincula IV. Strikers in Hyde Park V. Changes in the Temple VI. The Lights of London VII. Doves VIII. In the Reading-Room of the British Museum IX. Sunday Chimes in the City X. A Porch in Belgravia XI. York Stairs XII. In the Docks

The Poems List of Poems in Chronological Order List of Poems in Alphabetical Order The Fiction Brownies and Bogles (1888)

CHAPTER I. WHAT FAIRIES WERE AND WHAT THEY DID. CHAPTER II. FAIRY RULERS. CHAPTER III. THE BLACK ELVES. CHAPTER IV. THE LIGHT ELVES. CHAPTER V. DEAR BROWNIE. CHAPTER VI. OTHER HOUSE-HELPERS. CHAPTER VII. WATER-FOLK. CHAPTER VIII. MISCHIEF-MAKERS. CHAPTER IX. PUCK; AND POETS’ FAIRIES. CHAPTER X. CHANGELINGS. CHAPTER XI. FAIRYLAND. CHAPTER XII. THE PASSING OF THE LITTLE PEOPLE.

Lovers’ Saint Ruth’s and Three Other Tales (1895)

AUTHOR’S PREFACE. LOVERS’ SAINT RUTH’S. OUR LADY OF THE UNION. AN EVENT ON THE RIVER. THE PROVIDER.

The Non-Fiction Goose-Quill Papers (1885)

GOOSE-QUILL PAPERS. ON THE GOOD REPUTE OF THE APPLE. A HAND. AN OPEN LETTER TO THE MOON. BRENTFORD PULPIT. NOTES MADE BY TROILUS GENTLY. ON TEACHING ONE’S GRANDMOTHER HOW TO SUCK EGGS. OLD HAUNTS. FREE THOUGHTS ON BOOKS. A NOVEMBER FESTIVAL. VAGABONDIANA. MATHEMATICS. A CHILD IN CAMP. ON GRAVEYARDS. SOME GARDEN-FOLK. HOSPITALITIES. THE TWO VOICES. SWEETHEART. ON THE BEAUTY OF IDLENESS. DE MOSQUITONE. ON THE GARRET.

Monsieur Henri (1892)

PREFACE. “MONSIEUR HENRI”: A FOOT-NOTE TO FRENCH HISTORY.

Martha Hilton (1894) A Little English Gallery (1895)

PREFATORY NOTE I. LADY DANVERS 1561-1627 II. HENRY VAUGHAN 1621-1695 III. GEORGE FARQUHAR 1677-1707 IV. TOPHAM BEAUCLERK 1739-1780 AND BENNET LANGTON 1741-1800 V. WILLIAM HAZLITT 1778-1830

Patrins (1897)

ON THE RABID VERSUS THE HARMLESS SCHOLAR THE GREAT PLAYGROUND ON THE ETHICS OF DESCENT SOME IMPRESSIONS FROM THE TUDOR EXHIBITION ON THE DELIGHTS OF AN INCOGNITO THE PUPPY: A PORTRAIT ON DYING CONSIDERED AS A DRAMATIC SITUATION A BITTER COMPLAINT OF THE UNGENTLE READER ANIMUM NON COELUM THE PRECEPT OF PEACE ON A PLEASING ENCOUNTER WITH A PICKPOCKET REMINISCENCES OF A FINE GENTLEMAN IRISH AN OPEN LETTER TO THE MOON THE UNDER DOG QUIET LONDON THE CAPTIVES ON TEACHING ONE’S GRANDMOTHER HOW TO SUCK EGGS WILFUL SADNESS IN LITERATURE AN INQUIRENDO INTO THE WIT AND OTHER GOOD PARTS OF HIS LATE MAJESTY, KING CHARLES THE SECOND

James Clarence Mangan (1897)

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI

Hurrell Froude (1904)

CONTENTS PREFACE I. SOME MEMORANDA OF HIS LIFE AND HIS IDEALS ENDNOTES. II. SOME REPRINTED COMMENTS ON HIM AND ON HIS RELATION TO THE OXFORD MOVEMENT ENDNOTES.

Robert Emmet (1904)

PREFATORY NOTE ROBERT EMMET A SURVEY OF HIS REBELLION AND OF HIS ROMANCE

Thomas Stanley (1907) Blessed Edmund Campion (1908)

PREFATORY NOTE I. YOUTH: LONDON, OXFORD: 1540-1566 II. THE HOUR OF UNREST: OXFORD, DUBLIN: 1566-1570 III. STEPS FORWARD: IRELAND: 1571 IV. CHEYNEY AGAIN: DOUAY: 1571 V. THE CALL TO COME UP HIGHER: DOUAY, PRAGUE: 1571-1573 VI. THE WISHED-FOR DAWN: BOHEMIA: 1573-1579 VII. A LONG MARCH: ROME, GENEVA, RHEIMS: 1580 VIII. INHOSPITABLE HOME: 1580 IX. SKIRMISHING: THE ENGLISH COUNTIES: 1580 X. MANY LABOURS: AND A BOOK: 1580 XI. AT LYFORD GRANGE, AND AFTER: 1581 XII. THE THICK OF THE FRAY: 1581 XIII. VICTORY: DECEMBER 1, 1581

Contributions to ‘Catholic Encyclopedia’ (1913)

CONTENTS Geoffrey Chaucer Bl. Edmund Campion Patrick Robert Guiney Lionel Pigot Johnson

The Biography Louise Imogen Guiney (1921) by Alice Brown

LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY: A STUDY

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