Chapters (195)
- THE RING OF AMETHYST.
- CONTENTS.
- “THE RING AND THE BOOK.”
- THE RING.——TO GEORGE ELIOT.
- THE BOOK.——To D. M. R.
- Ἀμέθυστος TO THE CRITIC.
- NARCISSUS. TO THE READER.
- PROEM.
- JOY.
- PAIN.
- A STUDY.
- “MANY THINGS THOU HAST GIVEN ME, DEAR HEART.”
- BRUTUS AT PHILIPPI.
- “VINO SANTO.” TO H. H.
- CHARM.
- A FACE.
- “LOVE WILL FIND OUT A WAY.”
- SUMNER.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- SIGHT.
- PURITY.
- A ROSE.
- RUE WITH A DIFFERENCE.
- TO MAY H. R——.
- CYCLES.
- EXPERIENCE.
- A TRUST IN GOD.
- FORESIGHT.
- TO FRANK S. R——. WITH A VIOLIN.
- “THE EAGER SUN COMES GLADLY FROM THE SEA.”
- RESERVE.
- A SONG OF SUMMER.
- THOUGHT.
- A CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE.
- A REMEMBERED CRITIC. TO J. R. D.
- DAWN.
- WITH AN ANTIQUE.
- DOUBT.
- “I KNOW MYSELF THE BEST-BELOVED OF ALL.”
- OCTOBER.
- SERENITY.
- “A YEAR AGO TO-DAY, LOVE.”
- STEADFAST.
- WITH A CRYSTAL LION. For L. R. W.
- ABSENT-MINDED.
- ANSWERED PRAYER.
- EXPRESSION.
- FULFILLMENT.
- “THERE WILL BE SILENCE HERE, LOVE.”
- FAITH IN WORKS.
- “No. 33—A PORTRAIT.” FOR R. H. L.
- LONGING.
- THE NEW DAY.
- CONFESSION.
- “AMONG THOSE JOYS FOR WHICH WE UTTER PRAISE.”
- BECAUSE.
- IVY.
- INFLUENCE.
- MIRACLE.
- “SHE CAME AND WENT.”
- DREAMERS.
- I.
- II.
- ANDROMEDA.
- LOVE SONG.
- CLOSED.
- BABY-HOOD. M. W. R.
- “IF I COULD KNOW, LOVE.”
- THE DIFFERENCE.
- INDIAN SUMMER.
- “LAST—AN AMETHYST.”
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