This edition (like all the subsequent editions for the next twenty years) contained 131 numbered sections: a section being added or restored, standing as the fifty-eighth, commencing:
"O Sorrow, wilt thou live with me?"
Index to "In Memoriam" (uniform in size with the volume itself, and available to bind with the fourth edition, or with any succeeding edition containing 131 numbered sections). Lond.: Edward Moxon and Co., 1862, pp. 40.
The compiler's name is not given; but this valuable little index was, not improbably, the work of Mr. Barron Brightwell, who, seven years later, published a large Concordance to Tennyson complete up to date (1869).
In the first Collected Edition of Tennyson's Poetical Works, printed at the Chiswick Press, and issued in small cabinet volumes, a new section, standing as the thirty-third, was added for the first time, or restored, to "In Memoriam," which thus, in all the later editions, contained 132 numbered Sections, in addition to the introductory poem and the concluding Epithalamium.
The Princess: A Medley. By Alfred Tennyson, Fourth Edition, London:
