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 * "One morn I left him in his bed"|| 51
 * Before the Mirror ||53
 * " The shadows on the water reach "|| 56
 * A Summer Night 57
 * "Fan me with these lilies fair" ||58
 * "Oh, the wild, wild days of youth!" || 60
 * "On my bed of a winter night" || 62
 * "Hallo! my fancy, whither wilt thou go?"|| 63
 * You left Me ||64
 * "O friend, begin a loftier song "|| 65
 * "Now that the pain is gone, i too can smile"|| 67
 * The Colonel's Shield || 70
 * A Few Idle Words ||72
 * Vers de Societe || 75
 * The Race ||79
 * The Wolf-Tamer ||84
 * The Abbot of Unreason||86
 * El Manolo || 88
 * Mercedes ||90
 * The Bull-Fight ||92
 * On the Campagna ||95
 * The Queen Deposed ||97
 * A Unit|| 100
 * Zanthon — My Friend|| 103
 * Achilles in Orcus|| 107
 * Above the Tree ||110
 * To an Artist|| 112
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 * The Race ||79
 * The Wolf-Tamer ||84
 * The Abbot of Unreason||86
 * El Manolo || 88
 * Mercedes ||90
 * The Bull-Fight ||92
 * On the Campagna ||95
 * The Queen Deposed ||97
 * A Unit|| 100
 * Zanthon — My Friend|| 103
 * Achilles in Orcus|| 107
 * Above the Tree ||110
 * To an Artist|| 112
 * }
 * The Queen Deposed ||97
 * A Unit|| 100
 * Zanthon — My Friend|| 103
 * Achilles in Orcus|| 107
 * Above the Tree ||110
 * To an Artist|| 112
 * }
 * Above the Tree ||110
 * To an Artist|| 112
 * }
 * To an Artist|| 112
 * }