x., 432. Lyrics, Romances, Men and Women. Vol. II., pp. 605. Tragedies
and other Plays. Vol. III., pp. 465. Paracelsus, Christmas Eve and
Easter Day, Sordello. London: Chapman and Hall, 193 Piccadilly. 1863.

There are no new poems in this edition, but the pieces originally
published under the titles of _Dramatic Lyrics, Dramatic Lyrics and
Romances_, and _Men and Women_, are redistributed. This arrangement has
been preserved in all subsequent editions. The table of contents below
will thus show the present position of the poems.

Vol. I, Contents--LYRICS:--1. Cavalier Tunes. 2. The Lost
Leader. 3. "How they brought the Good News from Ghent to
Aix." 4. Through the Metidja to Abd-el-Kadr. 5. Nationality
in Drinks. 6. Garden Fancies.[62] 7. The Laboratory. 8. The
Confessional. 9. Cristina. 10. The Lost Mistress. 11. Earth's
Immortalities. 12. Meeting at Night. 13. Parting at Morning.
14. Song. 15. A Woman's Last Word. 16. Evelyn Hope. 17, Love
among the Ruins. 18. A Lovers' Quarrel. 19. Up at a
Villa--Down in the City. 20. A Toccata of Galuppi's. 21. Old
Pictures in Florence, 22. "De Gustibus ----." 23.
Home-Thoughts from Abroad. 24. Home-Thoughts from the Sea.
25. Saul. 26. My Star. 27. By the Fire-side. 28. Any Wife to
Any Husband. 29. Two in the Campagna. 30. Misconceptions. 31.
A Serenade at the Villa. 32. One Way of Love. 33. Another Way
of Love. 34. A Pretty Woman. 35. Respectability. 36. Love in
a Life. 37. Life in a Love. 38. In Three Days. 39. In a Year.
40. Women and Roses. 41. Before. 42. After. 43. The Guardian
Angel. 44. Memorabilia. 45. Popularity. 46. Master Hugues of
Saxe-Gotha.