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BOOK IV.—Time and Eternity | ||
| I. | "One dignity delays for all" | 109 |
| II. | Too late | 110 |
| III. | Astra Castra | 112 |
| IV. | "Safe in their alabaster chambers" | 113 |
| V. | "On this long storm the rainbow rose" | 114 |
| VI. | From the Chrysalis | 115 |
| VII. | Setting Sail | 116 |
| VIII. | "Look back on time with kindly eyes" | 117 |
| IX. | "A train went through a burial gate" | 118 |
| X. | "I died for beauty, but was scarce" | 119 |
| XI. | Troubled about many things | 120 |
| XII. | Real | 121 |
| XIII. | The Funeral | 122 |
| XIV. | "I went to thank her" | 123 |
| XV. | "I've seen a dying eye" | 124 |
| XVI. | Refuge | 125 |
| XVII. | "I never saw a moor" | 126 |
| XVIII. | Playmates | 127 |
| XIX. | "To know just how he suffered" | 128 |
| XX. | "The last night that she lived" | 130 |
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