Introductory poems [Time drops in decay ... [
vi]; The host is riding from Knocknarea ... (The Hosting of the Sidhe) [
vii]; This Book [
1]; A Teller of Tales [
4]; Belief and Unbelief [
8]; Mortal Help [
12]; A Visionary [
15]; Village Ghosts [
23]; Dust Hath Closed Helens Eye [
35]; A Knight of the Sheep [
50]; An Enduring Heart [
56]; The Sorcerers [
61]; The Devil [
69]; Happy and Unhappy Theologians [
71]; The Last Gleeman [
79]; Regina, Regina Pigmeorum, Veni [
79]; And Fair, Fierce Women [
97]; Enchanted Woods [
101]; Miraculous Creatures [
109]; Aristotle of the Books [
112]; The Swine of the Gods [
113]; A Voice [
115]; Kidnappers [
117]; The Untiring Ones [
130]; Earth, Fire and Water [
135]; The Old Town [
137]; The Man and His Boots [
141]; A Coward [
143]; The Three OByrnes and the Evil Faeries [
145]; Drumcliff and Rosses [
148]; The Thick Skull of the Fortunate [
160]; The Religion of the Sailor [
163]; Concerning the Nearness Together of Heaven, Earth, and Purgatory [
165]; The Eaters of Precious Stones [
167]; Our Lady of the Hills [
169]; The Golden Age [
173]; A Remonstrance with Scotsmen for Having Soured the Disposition of Their Ghosts and Faeries [
176]; War [
183]; The Queen and The Fool [
186]; The Friends of the People of Faery [
195]; Dreams That Have No Moral [
208]; By The Roadside [
231]; Into the Twilight [poem,
235].