Underwoods

Of all my verse, like not a single line;
But like my title, for it is not mine.
That title from a better man I stole:
Ah, how much better, had I stol'n the whole!

Book I. In English

      I  Envoy
     II  A Song of the Road
    III  The Canoe Speaks


     IV  "It is the Season Now to Go"
      V  The House Beautiful
     VI  A Visit From The Sea
    VII  To a Gardener
   VIII  To Minnie
     IX  To K. de M.
      X  To N. V. de G. S.
     XI  To Will. H. Low
    XII  To Mrs. Will. H. Low
   XIII  To H. F. Brown
    XIV  To Andrew Lang
     XV  Et tu in Arcadia Vixisti
    XVI  To W. E. Henley
   XVII  Henry James
  XVIII  The Mirror Speaks
    XIX  Katharine
     XX  To F. J. S.
    XXI  Requiem
   XXII  The Celestial Surgeon
  XXIII  Our Lady of the Snows
   XXIV  "Not Yet, My Soul, These Friendly Fields Desert"
    XXV  "It is Not Yours, O Mother, to Complain"
   XXVI  The Sick Child
  XXVII  In Memoriam F. A. S.
 XXVIII  To My Father
   XXIX  In the States
    XXX  A Portrait
   XXXI  "Sing Clearlier, Muse, Or Evermore Be Still
  XXXII  A Camp (From Travels With a Donkey)
 XXXIII  The Country of the Camisards (From Travels With a Donkey)
  XXXIV  Skerryvore
   XXXV  Skerryvore: The Parallel
  XXXVI  "My House, I Say. But Hark to the Sunny Doves"
 XXXVII  "My Body Which My Dungeon Is"
XXXVIII  "Say Not of Me That Weakly I Declined"

Book II. In Scots I The Maker to Posterity II Ille Terrarum III "When Aince Aprile Has Fairly Come" IV A Mile An' A Bittock V A Lowden Sabbath Morn VI The Spaewife VII The Blast - 1875 VIII The Counterblast - 1886 IX The Counterblast Ironical X Their Laureate to an Academy Class Dinner Club XI Embro hie Kirk XII The Scotsman's Return From Abroad XIII "Late in the Nicht in Bed I Lay" XIV My Conscience! XV To Doctor John Brown XVI "It's an Owercome Sooth for Age an' Youth"