Happy EndingOXFORD AND LONDONReading editionChapter navigation102 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…HAPPY ENDINGHAPPY ENDINGPREFACEThe KingsThe SquallOpen, TimeThe Knight ErrantTo a Dog’s MemoryMemorial DayRomans in DorsetHorologionHis Angel to his MotherAutumn MagicFive Carols for ChristmastideOn Leaving WinchesterCobwebsAstræaThe Yew-TreeTen ColloquiesWinter BoughsW.H.The Vigil-at-ArmsA Friend’s Song for SimoisiusTo an IdealIn a Ruin, after a Thunder StormBeati MortuiTwo Irish Peasant SongsThe Japanese AnemoneOrisonsThe Inner Fate: a ChorusThe AcknowledgmentArboricideThe Cherry BoughThe Wild RideBedesfolkIn a City StreetFlorentinA Song of the LilacMonochromeSaint Francis Endeth his SermonAn EstrayFriendship BrokenA TalismanHeathenesseFor Izaak WaltonFifteen EpitaphsDeo Optimo MaximoCharista MusingThe Still of the YearA Footnote to a Famous LyricT.W.P.Summum BonumWhen on the Marge of EveningHylasNocturneTo Henry Howard, Earl of SurreyPlanting the PoplarTo One who would not Spare HimselfWinter PeaceSleepWrit in my Lord Clarendon’s History of the RebellionIn a February GardenA ValedictionA Footpath MoralityThe Light of the HouseAn Outdoor LitanyOf Joan’s YouthIn a Brecon ValleyA Song of Far TravelSpringThe Colour-BearerSanctuaryEmily BrontëPascalBorderlandsOde for a Master Mariner AshoreOXFORD AND LONDONI. The Tow-PathII. Ad AntiquariumIII. Martyrs’ MemorialIV. Parks RoadV. TomVI. On the Pre-Reformation Churches about OxfordVII. A December WalkVIII. The Old Dial of CorpusIX. Rooks: New College GardensX. Above Port MeadowXI. Undertones at MagdalenXII. A Last ViewI. On First Entering Westminster AbbeyII. FogIII. St. Peter-ad-VinculaIV. Strikers in Hyde ParkV. Changes in the TempleVI. The Lights of LondonVII. DovesVIII. In the Reading-Room of the British MuseumIX. Sunday Chimes in the CityX. A Porch in BelgraviaXI. York StairsXII. In the DocksNOTESPrevious chapter ←Ode for a Master Mariner AshoreNext chapter →I. The Tow-PathAll chapters and sections (102)HAPPY ENDINGHAPPY ENDINGPREFACEThe KingsThe SquallOpen, TimeThe Knight ErrantTo a Dog’s MemoryMemorial DayRomans in DorsetHorologionHis Angel to his MotherAutumn MagicFive Carols for ChristmastideOn Leaving WinchesterCobwebsAstræaThe Yew-TreeTen ColloquiesWinter BoughsW.H.The Vigil-at-ArmsA Friend’s Song for SimoisiusTo an IdealIn a Ruin, after a Thunder StormBeati MortuiTwo Irish Peasant SongsThe Japanese AnemoneOrisonsThe Inner Fate: a ChorusThe AcknowledgmentArboricideThe Cherry BoughThe Wild RideBedesfolkIn a City StreetFlorentinA Song of the LilacMonochromeSaint Francis Endeth his SermonAn EstrayFriendship BrokenA TalismanHeathenesseFor Izaak WaltonFifteen EpitaphsDeo Optimo MaximoCharista MusingThe Still of the YearA Footnote to a Famous LyricT.W.P.Summum BonumWhen on the Marge of EveningHylasNocturneTo Henry Howard, Earl of SurreyPlanting the PoplarTo One who would not Spare HimselfWinter PeaceSleepWrit in my Lord Clarendon’s History of the RebellionIn a February GardenA ValedictionA Footpath MoralityThe Light of the HouseAn Outdoor LitanyOf Joan’s YouthIn a Brecon ValleyA Song of Far TravelSpringThe Colour-BearerSanctuaryEmily BrontëPascalBorderlandsOde for a Master Mariner AshoreOXFORD AND LONDONI. The Tow-PathII. Ad AntiquariumIII. Martyrs’ MemorialIV. Parks RoadV. TomVI. On the Pre-Reformation Churches about OxfordVII. A December WalkVIII. The Old Dial of CorpusIX. Rooks: New College GardensX. Above Port MeadowXI. Undertones at MagdalenXII. A Last ViewI. On First Entering Westminster AbbeyII. FogIII. St. Peter-ad-VinculaIV. Strikers in Hyde ParkV. Changes in the TempleVI. The Lights of LondonVII. DovesVIII. In the Reading-Room of the British MuseumIX. Sunday Chimes in the CityX. A Porch in BelgraviaXI. York StairsXII. In the DocksNOTESXXVI SONNETS◇← Ode for a Master Mariner AshoreI. The Tow-Path →