CRITICAL POEMS.

“Old Pictures in Florence.”  “Respectability.”  “Popularity.”  “Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha.”  “A Light Woman.”  “Transcendentalism.”  “How it Strikes a Contemporary.”  “Dis aliter Visum; or, Le Byron de nos Jours.”  “At the ‘Mermaid.’” “House.”  “Shop.”  “Pisgah-Sights” I.  “Pisgah-Sights,” II.  “Bifurcation.”  “Epilogue” “Pacchiarotto and other Poems” 207

EMOTIONAL POEMS. LOVE.

LYRICAL LOVE POEMS.  “One Word More.  To E. B. B.”  “Prospice.” 
“Numpholeptos.”  “Prologue” (to “Pacchiarotto and other
Poems.").  “Natural Magic.”  “Magical Nature.”  Introductory
Poem to “The Two Poets of Croisic.”  Concluding Poem to “The
Two Poets of Croisic” (a Tale).  DRAMATIC LOVE POEMS. 
“Cristina.”  “Evelyn Hope.”  “Love among the Ruins.”  “A
Lovers’ Quarrel.”  “By the Fireside.”  “Any Wife to any
Husband.”  “Two in the Campagna.”  “Love in a Life.”  “Life in
a Love.”  “The Lost Mistress.”  “A Woman’s Last Word.”  “A
Serenade at the Villa.”  “One Way of Love.”  “Rudel to the
Lady of Tripoli.”  “In Three Days.”  “In a Gondola.” 
“Porphyria’s Lover.”  “James Lee’s Wife.”  “The Worst of it.” 
“Too Late.” 219

EMOTIONAL POEMS CONTINUED.

RELIGIOUS, ARTISTIC, AND EXPRESSIVE OF THE FIERCER
EMOTIONS.

“Saul.”  “Epilogue to Dramatis Personae.”  “Fears and
Scruples.”  “Fra Lippo Lippi.”  “Abt Vogler.”  “Pictor
Ignotus.”  “The Bishop orders his Tomb at Saint Praxed’s
Church.”  “A Toccata of Galuppi’s.”  “The Guardian-Angel:  a
picture at Fano.”  “Eurydice to Orpheus:  a picture by
Leighton.”  “A Face.”  “Andrea del Sarto.”  “The Laboratory.” 
“My Last Duchess.”  “Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister.”  “The
Confessional.”  “A Forgiveness.” 237

HISTORICAL POEMS, OR POEMS FOUNDED ON FACT.

“Red Cotton Night-Cap Country; or, Turf and Towers.” 
“Cenciaja.”  “The Two Poets of Croisic.”  “The Inn Album.” 
“The Heretic’s Tragedy:  a Middle-Age Interlude” 254

ROMANTIC POEMS.

“Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came.”  “The Flight of the
Duchess” 271

HUMOROUS OR SATIRICAL POEMS.

“Holy-Cross Day.”  “Pacchiarotto, and how he Worked in
Distemper.”  “Filippo Baldinucci on the Privilege of Burial.” 
“Up at a Villa—­Down in the City.”  “Another Way of Love.” 
“Garden Fancies—­II.  Sibrandus Schafnaburgensis” 277

DESCRIPTIVE POEMS.

“De Gustibus—.”  “Home-Thoughts, from Abroad.”  “The
Englishman in Italy” 285