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INDEX OF FIRST LINES

Such, such is Death: no triumph: no defeat 370
Surely the keeper of the House of Death 391
Tecumseh of the Shawnees 191
The battery grides and jingles 265
The battle-smoke still fouled the day 317
The bugler sent a call of high romance 274
The City of God is late become a seaport town 327
The clouds are in the sky, and a light rain falling 130
The day closed in a wrath of cloud. The gale— 329
The dead are with us everywhere 393
The falling rain is music overhead 291
The firefly haunts were lighted yet 276
The first to climb the parapet 286
The great guns of England, they listen mile on mile 254
The halls that were loud with the merry tread of young and careless feet 259
The horror-haunted Belgian plains riven by shot and shell 173
Their great grey ships go plunging forth 92
The King have called the Devon lads and they be answering fine— 409
The Kings go by with jewelled crowns 133
The Kings of the earth are men of might 261
The lamplight's shaded rose 411
The magpies in Picardy 267
The moon swims in milkiness 271
The naked earth is warm with Spring 250
The night is still and the air is keen 275
There are five men in the moonlight 120
There is a fold of lion-coloured earth 215
There is a hill in England 178
There is no joy in strife 148
There is no wrath in the stars 252
There is wild water from the north 384
There's a soul in the Eternal 244
There's a waterfall I'm leaving 334
There's a woman sobs her heart out 406
There's mist in the hollows 162
There where he sits in the cold, in the gloom 183
There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground 186
The sacred Head was bound and diapered 115
The sheep are coming home in Greece 107
The skippers and the mates, they know! 325
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