| p. 114. | *I asked a thief to steal me a peach. [MS. Book iv.] |
| *I heard an Angel singing. [MS. Book v.] | |
| *A cradle Song : Sleep Sleep beauty bright. [MS. Book vi.] | |
| *Christian Forbearance : I was angry with my friend. [A Poison Tree. SE.] | |
| p. 115. | *A flower was offer'd to me. [My Pretty Rose Tree. SE.] |
| *I told my love I told my love. [MS. Book i.] | |
| *Love seeketh not itself to please. [The Clod and the Pebble.
SE.] | |
| *I laid me down upon a bank. [MS. Book ii.] | |
| *I went to the garden of love. [The Garden of Love. SE.] | |
| *I saw a chapel all of gold. [MS. Book iii.] | |
| p. 116. | List (in ink). — Of twenty -two subjects for history of England. |
| I.Giants ancient inhabitants of England. | |
| List (in pencil). — Of plagues of Egypt. | |
| Lice, Boils, Hail, Locusts, etc. |
[Here follow the contents of the two leaves bound in at the end of the MS.]
| p. [117]. | Prose. — (Description of Canterbury Pilgrims.) [Descriptive Cat.] |
| p. [118]. | Prose. — (The same.) |
| p. [119]. | Prose. — [Cat. 1810.] |
| p. [120]. | [The Everlasting Gospel, ε.] |
[End of the Rossetii MS.]
INDEX TO THE ROSSETTI
TRANSCRIPT (R1)
The Everlasting Gospel (part).
My Spectre around me night and day.
To find the western path.
Three virgins at the break of day.
I see, I see, the mother said.
Where thou dwellest, in what grove.
Why was Cupid a boy.
If e'er I grow to man's estate.
Sleep, sleep, beauty bright.
When the voices of children are heard on the green.
The look of love alarms.
I heard an angel singing.
I give you the end of a golden string.
I laid me down upon a bank.
A flower was offer'd to me.
The angel who presided o'er my birth.
I saw a chapel all of gold.
Never seek to tell thy love.
Great things are done when men and mountains meet.
I wander'd the forest.
