Title -- Contents -- Preface -- The Persons -- Chapter I - 'A Fair Vestal, Throned in the West' -- Chapter II - 'Twas on the Evening of a Winter's Day' -- Chapter III - 'Melodious Birds Sing Madrigals' -- Chapter IV - 'Where Heaves the Turf in Many a Mould'ring Heap' -- Chapter V - 'Bosom'd High in Tufted Trees' -- Chapter VI - 'Fare Thee Weel Awhile!' -- Chapter VII - 'No More of Me You Knew, My Love!' -- Chapter VIII - 'Allen-A-Dale is No Baron or Lord' -- Chapter IX - 'Her Father Did Fume' -- Chapter X - 'Beneath the Shelter of an Aged Tree' -- Chapter XI - 'Journeys End in Lovers Meeting' -- Chapter XII - 'Adieu! She Cries, and Waved Her Lily Hand' -- Chapter XIII - 'He Set in Order Many Proverbs' -- Chapter XIV - 'We Frolic While 'Tis May' -- Chapter XV - 'A Wandering Voice' -- Chapter XVI - 'Then Fancy Shapes -As Fancy Can' -- Chapter XVII - 'Her Welcome, Spoke in Faltering Phrase' -- Chapter XVIII - 'He Heard Her Musical Pants' -- Chapter XIX - 'Love was in the Next Degree' -- Chapter XX - 'A Distant Dearness in the Hill' -- Chapter XXI - 'On Thy Cold Grey Stones, O Sea!' -- Chapter XXII - 'A Woman's Way' -- Chapter XXIII - 'Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot?' -- Chapter XXIV - 'Breeze, Bird, and Flower Confess the Hour' -- Chapter XXV - 'Mine Own Familiar Friend' -- Chapter XXVI - 'To that Last Nothing Under Earth' -- Chapter XXVII - 'How Should I Greet Thee?' -- Chapter XXVIII - 'I Lull a Fancy, Trouble-Tost' -- Chapter XXIX - 'Care, Thou Canker' -- Chapter XXX - 'Vassal Unto Love' -- Chapter XXXI - 'A Worm I' the Bud' -- Chapter XXXII - 'Had I Wist Before I Kist' -- Chapter XXXIII - 'O Daughter of Babylon, Wasted with Misery' -- Chapter XXXIV - 'Yea, Happy Shall He Be that Rewardeth Thee as Thou Hast Served Us' -- Chapter XXXV - 'And Wilt Thou Leave Me Thus?-Say Nay-Say Nay!'.

Chapter XXXVI - 'The Pennie's the Jewel that Beautifies A'' -- Chapter XXXVII - 'After Many Days' -- Chapter XXXVIII - 'Jealousy is Cruel as the Grave' -- Chapter XXXIX - 'Each to the Loved One's Side' -- Chapter XL - 'Welcome, Proud Lady' -- Endnotes.