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Verses on Various Occasions

By John Henry Newman.

Table of Contents Titlepage Imprint Epigraph Dedication Verses on Various Occasions I: Solitude II: My Birthday III: Paraphrase of Isaiah 64 IV: To F. W. N. V: Nature and Art VI: Introduction to an Album VII: Snapdragon VIII: The Trance of Time IX: Consolations in Bereavement X: A Picture XI: My Lady Nature and Her Daughters XII: Opusculum XIII: A Voice from Afar XIV: The Hidden Ones XV: Thanksgiving XVI: Monks XVII: Epiphany-Eve XVIII: The Winter Flower XIX: Kind Remembrances XX: Seeds in the Air XXI: The Pilgrim XXII: Home XXIII: The Brand of Cain XXIV: Zeal and Love XXV: Persecution XXVI: Zeal and Purity XXVII: The Gift of Preserverance XXVIII: The Sign of the Cross XXIX: Bondage XXX: The Scars of Sin XXXI: Angelic Guidance XXXII: Substance and Shadow XXXIII: Wanderings XXXIV: The Saint and the Hero XXXV: Private Judgment XXXVI: The Watchman XXXVII: The Isles of the Sirens XXXVIII: Absolution XXXIX: Memory XL: The Haven XLI: A Word in Season XLII: Fair Words XLIII: England XLIV: Moses XLV: The Patient Church XLVI: Jeremiah XLVII: Penance XLVIII: The Course of Truth XLIX: Christmas Without Christ L: Sleeplessness LI: Abraham LII: The Greek Fathers LIII: The Witness LIV: The Death of Moses LV: Melchizedek LVI: Corcyra LVII: Transfiguration LVIII: Behind the Veil LIX: Judgment LX: Sensitiveness LXI: David and Jonathan LXII: Humiliation LXIII: The Call of David LXIV: A Blight LXV: Joseph LXVI: Superstition LXVII: Isaac LXVIII: Reverses LXIX: Hope LXX: St. Paul at Melita LXXI: Messina LXXII: Warnings LXXIII: Dreams LXXIV: Temptation LXXV: Our Future LXXVI: Heathenism LXXVII: Taormini LXXVIII: Sympathy LXXIX: Relics of Saints LXXX: Day-Labourers LXXXI: Warfare LXXXII: Sacrilege LXXXIII: Liberalism LXXXIV: Declension LXXXV: The Age to Come LXXXVI: External Religion LXXXVII: St. Gregory Nazianzen LXXXVIII: The Good Samaritan LXXXIX: Reverence XC: The Pillar of the Cloud XCI: Samaria XCII: Jonah XCIII: Faith Against Sight XCIV: Desolation XCV: Zeal and Patience XCVI: The Religion of Cain XCVII: St. Paul XCVIII: Flowers Without Fruit XCIX: Zeal and Meekness C: Vexations CI: The Church in Prayer CII: The Wrath to Come CIII: Pusillanimity CIV: James and John CV: Hora Novissima CVI: Progress of Unbelief CVII: Consolation CVIII: Uzzah and Obed-Edom CIX: The Gift of Tongues CX: The Power of Prayer CXI: Semita Justorum CXII: The Elements CXIII: Apostacy CXIV: Judaism CXV: Separation of Friends CXVI: The Priestly Office CXVII: Morning CXVIII: Evening CXIX: A Hermitage CXX: The Married and the Single CXXI: Intercession of the Saints CXXII: Waiting for the Morning CXXIII: Matins—Sunday CXXIV: Matins—Sunday CXXV: Matins—Monday CXXVI: Matins—Tuesday CXXVII: Matins—Wednesday CXXVIII: Matins—Thursday CXXIX: Matins—Friday CXXX: Matins—Saturday CXXXI: Lauds—Sunday CXXXII: Lauds—Sunday CXXXIII: Lauds—Monday CXXXIV: Lauds—Tuesday CXXXV: Lauds—Wednesday CXXXVI: Lauds—Thursday CXXXVII: Lauds—Friday CXXXVIII: Lauds—Saturday CXXXIX: Prime CXL: Terce CXLI: Sext CXLII: None CXLIII: Vespers—Sunday CXLIV: Vespers—Monday CXLV: Vespers—Tuesday CXLVI: Vespers—Wednesday CXLVII: Vespers—Thursday CXLVIII: Vespers—Friday CXLIX: Vespers—Saturday CL: Compline CLI: Advent—Vespers CLII: Advent—Matins CLIII: Advent—Lauds CLIV: The Transfiguration—Matins CLV: The Transfiguration—Lauds CLVI: For a Martyr CLVII: For a Confessor Bishop CLVIII: Ethelwald CLIX: Candlemas CLX: The Pilgrim Queen CLXI: The Month of Mary CLXII: The Queen of Seasons CLXIII: Valentine to a Little Girl CLXIV: St. Philip Neri in His Mission CLXV: St. Philip in Himself CLXVI: St. Philip in His God CLXVII: Guardian Angel CLXVIII: The Golden Prison CLXIX: Heathen Greece CLXX: A Martyr Convert CLXXI: St. Philip in His School CLXXII: St. Philip in His Disciples CLXXIII: For the Dead CLXXIV: To Edward Caswall CLXXV: The Two Worlds CLXXVI: St. Michael CLXXVII: Prologus in Phormionem CLXXVIII: The Dream of Gerontius § 1 § 2 § 3 § 4 § 5 § 6 § 7 Endnotes Colophon Uncopyright Imprint

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