INDEX OF FIRST LINES A BABY was sleeping, its mother was weeping A cabin on the mountain side hid in a grassy nook A fair lady once, with her young lover walked A laughter in the diamond air A little lonely moorland lake. A long, long way since yesterday "A million a decade " A pity beyond all telling A plenteous place is Ireland A poor old cottage tottering to its fall A soldier of the Legion lay dying in Algiers A spirit speeding down on All Souls Eve. A terrible and splendid trust A voice of the winds II, 226 II, 186 II, 316 I, 440 I, 439 A whisper of spring's in the air II, 521 Ah, Drimmin dhu dheelish, a pride of the flow I, 287 Ah! my heart is weary waiting II, 50 "Ah, then, who is that there talkin'" Ah, sweet is Tipperary in the spring-time II, 42 I, 458 Ah! why should I recall them dor..... Alas, for the days of dear Ireland's splendor All holy influence dwells within All that's bright must fade All the heavy days are over All the words that I utter All ye who love the spring-time II, 131 I, 227 II, 524 II, 533 I, 69 As I roved out one summer's morning. II, 371 As oak-leaves, when autumn is turning them sere II, 456 As slow our ship her foamy track II, 153 "As the breath of the musk-rose is sweetest " II, 258 As the sweet blackberry's modest bloom I, 82 At early dawn I once had been . II, 469 At Tarah to-day in this awful hour II, 110 Away from the town in the safe retreat At the mid hour of night, when stars are weeping Away with the nonsense of vain poetasters II, 454 Before the first ray of blushing day I, 375 Before the sun rose at yester-dawn II, 376 Believe me, if all those endearing young charms. Behold! a troop of travelers descending to the shore. II, 348 II, 155 II, 532 II, 209 Beyond, beyond the mountain line Between us may roll the severing ocean II, 478 Bindin' the oats in sweet September I, 153 Bless the dear old verdant land. II, 117 Blest are the dormant 11, 365 Brian O'Linn was a gentleman born Buttercups and daisies in the meadow Bring from the craggy haunts of birch and pine II, 438 II, 436 |