Verse

Inventory list

Identifier	Title	Level of description	Date
2	‘Angel voices’	Item	4 Aug. 1891
13	‘Stratford-on-Avon’	Item	[mid 1890s]
15	‘Joan of Arc’	Item	[1894 or 1895]
17	Lines beginning ‘Oh love, since none may sing or say’	Item	7 June 1895
22	Lines beginning ‘Farewell: the word is said that can be said’	Item	[c. 3 July 1901]
24	Lines beginning ‘We are the lords of all the swift-foot hours’	Item	2 July 1902
1	‘A fragment of an Allegory. In the form of a dream.’	Item	2–3 Aug. 1891
8b	‘Waiting’, by ‘W. N. Harding’	Item	[c. Nov. 1891]
14b	‘Dreams’, ‘A descent into Hell’, ‘Therefore’, ‘Lydia’, ‘As the angels which are in heaven’, all by ‘Kenneth Niel’	Item	[c. Jan. 1895]
16	‘To one who looked Eastward’	Item	27 Mar. 1895
18	Lines beginning ‘Where the sunlight is one with the starlight’	Item	25 Dec. 1895
3	‘Moonlight’	Item	5–6 Aug. 1891
7	Lines beginning ‘Stop sir, and help me, just some little gift’	Item	[c. Aug. 1891]
8a	Printed letter from the editor of the Cornhill Magazine (James Payn)	Item	[7 Nov. 1891]
9	Lines beginning ‘The gold-red sun is sinking’	Item	[1891?]
10	Lines beginning ‘When to those in earth delighting’	Item	[1891?]
11	‘Columbus’ First Voyage across the Atlantic’	Item	[mid 1890s]
12	‘Columbus’ First Voyage across the Atlantic’	Item	[mid 1890s]
14a	Letter from Henry Harland to R. B. McKerrow	Item	14 Jan. 1895
19	'The Marquis of Montrose'	Item	[1895 or 1896]
20	Lines beginning ‘Once in old days that night has darkened o’er’	Item	2 July 1901
23	‘At a parting’	Item	1 July 1902
4	‘Friends’	Item	14 Aug. 1891
5	‘Hope’	Item	31 Aug. 1891
6	Lines beginning ‘Alas for the days that are passed’	Item	[c. Aug. 1891]
21	Lines beginning ‘We met and, doubting, parted’	Item	3 July 1901