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    THE CHILD JESUS


  1. five sorrowful mysteriesReturn
  2. The Agony in the Garden.html">Return
  3. out of Galilee no prophet comesReturn
  4. Purple and yellow, verdure-spotted, redReturn
  5. three abodesReturn
  6. honeysuckleReturn
  7. moss-roseReturn
  8. grape vineReturn
  9. ZacharyReturn
  10. three long weeksReturn
  11. Another threeReturn
  12. Jesus weptReturn
  13. many colored threadsReturn
  14. girdleReturn
  15. Our lady's shrine when incense-smoke Ascends before herReturn
  16. orange-belted wild beesReturn
  17. To Egypt from the edge of Herod's swordReturn
  18. Joseph's barge freighted with heavy woodReturn
  19. a wreath of hawthorn flowersReturn
  20. took the reedReturn
  21. eight years oldReturn
  22. small red crossReturn
  23. Light flakes of waving silverReturn
  24. fifty forked dartsReturn
  25. that passage in Isaias' bookReturn


  26. A PAUSE OF THOUGHT


  27. General notesReturn



  28. THE PURPOSE AND TENDENCY OF EARLY ITALIAN ART


  29. QuotationReturn
  30. Old MastersReturn
  31. landscape paintersReturn
  32. historical paintersReturn
  33. Source of quotationReturn
  34. Emerson quotationReturn
  35. NielloReturn/#italart
  36. Unknown Florentine painterReturn
  37. MasaccioReturn
  38. CaracciReturn
  39. AsserReturn
  40. Benozzo GozzoliReturn
  41. 'Vineyard'Return
  42. GhibertiReturn
  43. Fra AngelicoReturn
  44. MasaccioReturn
  45. GhirlandajoReturn
  46. Baccio della PortaReturn
  47. "Air Demons" of OreagnaReturn
  48. "Archangels" of GiottoReturn
  49. "Paul" of MasaccioReturn
  50. "My strength is as the strength..."Return
  51. "No Cross, No Crown."Return
  52. LessingReturn
  53. Lessing quoteReturn

  54. SONG


  55. Intro to what a song isReturn
  56. rosesReturn
  57. laurelReturn
  58. ivy-branchReturn
  59. violetsReturn
  60. bayReturn
  61. withered leavesReturn



  62. MORNING SLEEP


  63. mothReturn
  64. lotus-pavedReturn
  65. unzoned bosomsReturn
  66. Ibis or emuReturn
  67. HarounReturn
  68. CaliphReturn
  69. GiafarReturn
  70. AssadReturn
  71. pomegranate-treeReturn
  72. bound the lady in the echoless cave...Return
  73. beesReturn
  74. mowerReturn


  75. SONNET


  76. LiliesReturn
  77. yellow jonquilsReturn
  78. heartseaseReturn



  79. STARS AND MOON


  80. General introduction.Return



  81. ON THE MECHANISM OF A HISTORICAL PICTURE


  82. "Historic Art"Return
  83. the schools not coloristsReturn



  84. A TESTIMONY


  85. vanity beneath the sunReturn
  86. Man walks in a vain shadowReturn
  87. But turn their back to their secret sourceReturn
  88. His soul would be required of himReturn
  89. We built our houses on the sandReturn
  90. All in the end shall have but dustReturn
  91. The wicked cease from troublingReturn
  92. the weary are at restReturn
  93. Verily, we sow wind...Return
  94. He who hath little shall not lack...Return



  95. O WHERE AND WHEN


  96. General introduction.Return



  97. FANCIES AT LEISURE


  98. General introductionReturn



  99. THE SIGHT BEYOND


  100. General introduction.Return
  101. welkinReturn
  102. joyanceReturn
  103. furzeReturn
  104. Vanity, say they, quoting him of old.Return
  105. demenseReturn
  106. a perfect chainReturn
  107. Like Jacob's ladderReturn



  108. THE BLESSED DAMOZEL


  109. General introduction.Return
  110. three liliesReturn
  111. stars in her hair were sevenReturn
  112. white roseReturn
  113. five handmaidensReturn
  114. Cecily, Gertrude, Magdalen, Margaret, and RosalysReturn
  115. citherns and citolesReturn



  116. REVIEWS: "THE STRAYED REVELLER, AND OTHER POEMS:"


  117. General introduction.Return
  118. A.--Return
  119. have heard aptly described as self-consciousnessReturn
  120. ResignationReturn
  121. Registan
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  122. avows himself a QuietistReturn
  123. RepublicanReturn
  124. "in utrumque paratus"Return
  125. antiquity and classical associationReturn
  126. "Fausta"Return
  127. "Critias"Return
  128. passage in the 2nd Book of HerodotusReturn
  129. This poem must be read as a wholeReturn
  130. little, if anything, to unlearnReturn