The Poetry of South Africa. Various

AFTER A STORM.

       AMMAP AND GRIET. A LEGEND OF THE ’NOSOP.

       SONNETS OF THE CAPE.

       I. GOVERNMENT GARDENS, CAPE TOWN.

       II. NIGHT.

       THE FADED PHOTOGRAPH. TO MY FRIEND, DAVID C——, BATH, SOMERSETSHIRE.

       EVELEEN.

       FAREWELL TO MADEIRA.

       FAREWELL TO FIFTY-FIVE.

       “ LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT. ”

       “ SHOULD IT BE ACCORDING TO THY MIND. ” (Job xxxiv 33.)

       TO GRAAFF REINET.

       HYMN. WRITTEN DURING THE ZULU WAR.

       THE LAMENT OF THE GUTTER LATELY FILLED UP BY AN UNPOETICAL MUNICIPALITY.

       MY “SALTED” STEED.

       A ROMANCE FROM THE FIELDS. A COLONIAL BALLAD.

       THE FLIGHT OF THE AMAKOSA. A RIFLE CORPS LEGEND.

       AN IDYL OF A PRINCE. (NOT AFTER TENNYSON.)

       MORAL.

       A CHRISTMAS APPARITION. A BIL-IOUS LEGEND.

       MORAL.

       FREEDOM’S HOME.

       THE GALLANT “TEUTON.”

       THE SUNNY HILLS OF AFRICA.

       THE SOUTHERN CROSS. AN ODE.

       HON. WILLIAM PORTER, C.M.G. AN ELEGY.

       ODE ON THE BRITISH SETTLERS’ YEAR OF JUBILEE. NAM QUI HŒC DICUNT, PALAM OSTENDUNT SE PATRIAM QUŒRERE.

       DIVES REDIVIVUS.

       THE BURGHERS’ GATHERING.

       STORM IN TUGELA VALLEY, NATAL.

       THE NATAL GOLD DIGGINGS. TO GREENHORNS.

       NATURE. A DAY ON THE HILLS, IN NATAL.

       CONTENTMENT. FOR MY MOTHER.

       NOT HERE.

       REVELATION XXII. VERSIFIED.

       EZEKIEL XLVII. 1-12.

       CHANGE.

       HEAVENLY FRIENDSHIP.

       LINES WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM.

       THE DEFENCE OF RORKE’S DRIFT. JANUARY 22-23, 1879.

       “ RORKE’S DRIFT. ” JANUARY 22, 1879.

       BEFORE ULUNDI.

       THE BARON’S ADVENTURE. (A FACT.)

       SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP.

       THE BETTER LAND. AFTER SHEMANS.

       “ DOLLY. ” A REMEMBRANCE.

       GOING HOME. FROM THE TRANSVAAL TO ENGLAND.

       THE OXFORD BIBLE. ON WORN-OUT SAILS BEING USED AS MATERIAL FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF PAPER ON WHICH BIBLES ARE PRINTED.

       THE LAST MISSION OF THE SAILS.

       THE WORN-OUT SAILS.

       IN MEMORIAM.

       EPITAPH ON A DIAMOND DIGGER.

       AFRIC’S GREETING TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS ALEXANDRA, PRINCESS OF WALES, ON HER WEDDING DAY, MARCH 10, 1863.

       ROBERT GODLINTON.

       THE DIAMOND DIGGER. ON FINDING HIS FIRST LARGE DIAMOND. (From the drama