CONTENTS
| LA SOURCE | 155 |
| TO L. H. S. | 159 |
| JAMAICA | 162 |
| CREOLE LOVER'S SONG | 166 |
| THE ROSE AND THE JASMINE | 169 |
| FERN-LAND | 174 |
| MORGAN | 181 |
| CAPTAIN FRANCISCA | 184 |
| PANAMA | 190 |
| MARTINIQUE IDYL | 192 |
| ASTRA CAELI | 196 |
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| ARIEL | 201 |
Note—Having delayed collecting my own poems of recent years, I now find them so various in theme, motive, and expression as to render their arrangement a somewhat difficult task. The plan finally adopted seems as good as any other. With few exceptions, the pieces within each of the general divisions are given in the order of their composition as shown by the respective dates. The Caribbean series has been completed for this volume, and much of it appears for the first time.
E. C. S.
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