Part 14

Justification. A Philosophic Phantasy. John H. White. Richard G. Badger, Boston.

Salambo. A Tragedy in Four Acts. George Morrison von Schrader. Sherman, French and Co. Boston.

Truth and Other Poems. Paul Carus. Open Court Pub. Co. Chicago.

Undine. A Poem. Adapted in Part from the Romance by De La Motte Fouque. Antoinette de Coursey Patterson. H. W. Fisher and Co. Philadelphia.

A Pageant of the Thirteenth Century For the Seven Hundredth Anniversary of Roger Bacon given by Columbia University. Text by John Erskine. Columbia University Press. New York.

Links of Gold. Joseph Ware. Sherman, French and Co. Boston.

The Rout of the Frost King and Other Fairy Poems. Eugene Neustadt. Paul Elder. San Francisco.

Moods Mystical and Otherwise. Anne Vyne Tillery. Sherman, French and Co. Boston.

Muse and Mint. Walter S. Percy. Sherman, French and Co. Boston.

Where Bugles Call and Other Poems. Elizabeth Powers Merrill. Sherman, French and Co. Boston.

Poems Obiter. R. E. L. Smith. The Gorham Press. Boston.

Sonnets. Selected by R. M. Leonard. (Oxford Garlands) Oxford University Press. New York.

Patriotic Poems. Selected by R. M. Leonard. (Oxford Garlands) Oxford University Press. New York.

Love Poems. Selected by R. M. Leonard. (Oxford Garlands) Oxford University Press. New York.

Rada, A Drama of War in One Act. Alfred Noyes. F. A. Stokes. New York.

Philip the King and Other Poems. John Masefield. Macmillan Co. New York.

FORTY BOOKS ABOUT POETRY PUBLISHED IN 1914

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Moore, George. Vale. _Appleton._ $1.75 net.

Murray, Gilbert. Euripides and His Age. _Holt._ $.50 net.

Douglas, Lord Alfred. Oscar Wilde and Myself. _Duffield._ $2.50 net.

Lindsay, Nicholas Vachel. Adventures While Preaching the Gospel of Beauty. _Kennerley._ $1.00 net.

Schelling, Felix E. English Drama. _Dutton._ $1.50 net.

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Campbell, Wilfred. The Oxford Book of Canadian Verse. _Oxford Univ. Press._ $2.00 net.

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Noguchi, Yone. The Spirit of Japanese Poetry. _Dutton._ $.70 net.

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Cowl, B. R. P. The Theory of Poetry in England. Its Development in Doctrine and Ideas from the 16th to 19th Century. _Macmillan Co._

Tynan, Katharine. Twenty-Five Years’ Reminiscences. _Devin-Adair._

Weston, Jessie L. The Chief Middle English Poets. _Houghton-Mifflin._ $2.00 net.

Thorley, Wilfrid. Paul Verlaine. _Houghton-Mifflin._ $.75 net.

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Traubel, Horace. With Walt Whitman in Camden. Vol. III. _Kennerley._ $3.00 net.

Carpenter, W. Boyd. The Spiritual Message of Dante. _Harvard Univ. Press._

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Carpenter, Edward. Iolaüs: An Anthology of Friendship. _Kennerley._ $1.25 net.

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Robertson, J. M. Elizabethan Literature. _Holt._ $.50 net.

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Thompson, Elbert N. S. Essays on Milton. _Yale Univ. Press._ $1.35 net.

Nicholson, Meredith. The Poet. _Houghton-Mifflin._ $1.30 net.

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Mayne, Ethel Colburn. Browning’s Heroines. _Pott._ $2.00 net.

Durand, Ralph. A Handbook to the Poetry of Rudyard Kipling. _Doubleday, Page._ $2.00 net.

INDEX OF FIRST LINES

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Æons of old were wandering down the seas. _William Griffith_ 126

Alas, and are you pleading now for pardon? _Walter Conrad Arensberg_ 12

All old fair things are in their places. _Richard Le Gallienne_ 108

A red-cap sang in Bishop’s wood. _Olive Tilford Dargan_ 142

As I stole out of Babylon beyond the stolid warders. _Clinton Scollard_ 133

Beautiful boy, lend me your youth to play with. _Amelia Josephine Burr_ 63

Behind my mask of life there lies a shrine. _Eloise Briton_ 60

Be patient, Life, when Love is at the gate. _Walter Conrad Arensberg_ 93

Bismarck--or rapt Beethoven with his dreams. _Percy MacKaye_ 126

Bleeding and torn, ravished with sword and flame. _Oliver Herford_ 130

Blessed with a joy that only she. _Edwin Arlington Robinson_ 75

Body o’ mine--and must I lay thee low? _Jane Belfield_ 141

Crowned on the twilight battlefield, there bends. _Percy MacKaye_ 125

Dawn this morning burned all red. _Vachel Lindsay_ 14

Death, I say, my heart is bowed. _Edna St. Vincent Millay_ 72

Do ye hear ’em sternly soundin’ through the noises of the street? _E. Sutton_ 131

Embracing the woman I love, I stood by the stream that circles the town I love in the peace of the Summer night. _Edmond McKenna_ 116

Flesh unto flowers. _Edward J. O’Brien_ 33

Flushed from a fairy flagon. _Witter Bynner_ 64

Fools, fools, fools! _Witter Bynner_ 109

“Give the engines room. _Vachel Lindsay_ 36

God sat down with the farmer. _Frederick Erastus Pierce_ 56

Go, little sorrows! From the evening wood. _Charlotte Wilson_ 136

Half artist and half anchorite. _Percy MacKaye_ 109

He marched away with a blithe young score of him. _Ruth Comfort Mitchell_ 121

Here in the lonely chapel I will wait. _John Erskine_ 100

He was straight and strong, and his eyes were blue. _Amelia Josephine Burr_ 75

How shall we keep an armed neutrality? _Percy MacKaye_ 124

If you should cease to love me, tell me so! _Corinne Roosevelt Robinson_ 92

I had no heart to write to thee in prose. _Richard Le Gallienne_ 106

I have known joy and woe and toil and fight. _Berton Braley_ 32

I love the stony pasture. _Bliss Carman_ 9

In the fair picture of my life’s estate. _Arthur Davison Ficke_ 77

In the silence of a midnight lost, lost forevermore. _George Sterling_ 34

I stooped to the silent earth and lifted a handful of her dust. _James Oppenheim_ 73

I will tread on the golden grass of my bright field. _Laura Campbell_ 67

Jeremiah, will you come? _Lyman Bryson_ 31

Jock bit his mittens off and blew his thumbs. _Percy MacKaye_ 16

Life, you have bruised me and chilled me; Fate, you have jeered at my pain. _Faith Baldwin_ 140

Muffled sounds of the city climbing to me at the window. _Jessie Wallace Hughan_ 14

My father and mother were Irish. _Edward J. O’Brien_ 13

Never again to feel that little kiss-- _Lydia Gibson_ 73

Nevermore. _Don Marquis_ 145

Nothing but beauty, now. _Amelia Josephine Burr_ 98

Not unto the forest--not unto the forest, O my lover! _Margaret Widdemer_ 58

O’er ruined road past draggled field. _Bartholomew F. Griffin_ 118

Oh calling, and calling, at the rising of the sun. _E. Sutton_ 119

On these brown rocks the waves dissolve in spray. _Alice Duer Miller_ 32

O shadows past the candle-gleam, so brief to pause in flight. _Ruth Guthrie Harding_ 57

O thou among the Tuscan hills asleep. _Ruth Shepard Phelps_ 135

Patience--but peace of heart we cannot choose. _Percy MacKaye_ 125

Peace! But there is no peace. To hug the thought. _Percy MacKaye_ 124

Perhaps it doesn’t matter that you died. _Walter Conrad Arensberg_ 109

Sea-rimmed and teeming with millions poured out on thy granite shore. _Edwin Davies Schoonmaker_ 45

She fears him, and will always ask. _Edwin Arlington Robinson_ 70

Singer of England’s ire across the sea. _Percy MacKaye_ 123

Sir, friends, and scholars, we are here to serve. _Bliss Carman_ 3

Soft as a treader on mosses. _Olive Tilford Dargan_ 94

Some for the sadness and sweetness of far evening bells. _William Rose Benét_ 136

Strephon kissed me in the spring. _Sara Teasdale_ 63

Suppose ’twere done! _Bartholomew F. Griffin_ 115

The eager night and the impetuous winds. _Louie Untermeyer_ 43

The last farewells were said, friends hurried ashore. _Conrad Aiken_ 77

The leaves of Autumn and the buds of Spring. _Corinne Roosevelt Robinson_ 11

The rain was over and the brilliant air. _Louis Untermeyer_ 1

There’s a rhythm down the road where the elms overarch. _E. Sutton_ 110

There was a day when death to me meant tears. _Mahlon Leonard Fisher_ 135

This is the truth as I see it, my dear. _Madison Cawein_ 141

Thou lonely, dew-wet mountain road. _Florence Earle Coates_ 12

Through vales of Thrace, Peneus’ stream is flowing. _Arthur Davison Ficke_ 33

Thus drowsy Atthis, laughing at my door. _John Myers O’Hara_ 67

Under the eaves, out of the wet. _Witter Bynner_ 11

We have each other’s deathless love. _Witter Bynner_ 58

When from the brooding home. _James Oppenheim_ 51

“Wherefore, thy woe these many years. _George Sterling_ 68

Within the Jersey City shed. _Joyce Kilmer_ 137

With the first light on the skyline came the rapping of the sickles. _Ruth Guthrie Harding_ 107

With love are you gone mad, O lover of France. _Walter Conrad Arensberg_ 129

Would you lay a pattern on life and say, thus shall ye live? _James Oppenheim_ 44

Ye dead and gone great armies of the world. _Mahlon Leonard Fisher_ 130

You know deep in your heart, it could not last-- _Lydia Gibson_ 94

You mean, my friend, you do not greatly care. _Arthur Davison Ficke_ 93

FOOTNOTE:

[1] In the naval battle of Plattsburgh the American commander “Macdonough himself worked like a common sailor, in pointing and handling a favorite gun. While bending over to sight it, a round shot cut in two the spanker boom, which fell on his head and struck him senseless for two or three minutes; he then leaped to his feet and continued as before, _when a shot took off the head of the captain of the gun crew and drove it in his face with such force as to knock him to the other side of the deck_.”--From _“The Naval War of 1812,” by Theodore Roosevelt_.