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Paris The "Penseur" (On Seeing the Famous Statue) Per Aspera Perdita (on Seeing Miss Anderson in the Rôle) Persephone Philistia Picquart The Pilgrim Pilgrim Song Pilgrimage Place de la Concorde (August 14, 1914 Poems: After George F. Watts (see After the Paintings by George F. Watts) The Poet Poetry. ("One spot of green, watered by hidden streams") See "To the Muse". Poetry (Contemplative and fair, with look divine,) The Poetry of Earth Poor Icarus "Poor Love!" said Life President M'Kinley Privilege Probation. Lippincott's v. 36 p. 146; 1898 p. 3; 1916 v. 1 p. 8. "—— tears that seasoned excellence bring" (Lippincott's, line 4). No stanza break after line 6 (Lippincott's). Punctuation differences. Full slow to part with her best gifts is Fate; The choicest fruitage comes not with the spring, But still for summer's mellowing touch must wait,— For storms and tears, which season'd excellence bring; And Love doth fix his joyfullest estate In hearts that have been hushed 'neath Sorrow's brooding wing. Youth sues to Fame: coldly she answers, "Toil!" He sighs for Nature's treasures: with reserve Responds the goddess, "Woo them from the soil." Then fervently he cries, "Thee will I serve,— Thee only, blissful Love!" With proud recoil The heavenly boy replies, "To serve me well, deserve!" Psyche