The Poems of Henry Van Dyke: Now First Collected and Revised, with Many Hitherto Unpublished
The first collected edition of van Dyke's verse, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, MCMXI, published September 1911. Its title page says what it is: now first collected and revised, with many hitherto unpublished. The twelve poems the corpus takes from it are the ones the 1920 new and revised edition — the `poems` record in this file — does not reprint. Eleven of them are the verses that close the chapters of Out-of-Doors in the Holy Land (Scribner's, published November 1908), where they are printed untitled inside the prose; this volume is where they are first given the titles the corpus uses.
Numbers rank the poems whose position in the book is known; they are not page numbers.
- 1The Distant Road 1911?
- 2The Welcome Tent 1911?
- 3The Great Cities 1911?
- 4The Friendly Trees 1911?
- 5The Broken Sword 1911?
- 6The Unseen Altar 1911?
- 7The Pathway of Rivers 1911?
- 8The Glory of Ruins 1911?
- 9The Tribe of the Helpers 1911?
- 10The Good Teacher 1911?
- 11The Camp-Fires of My Friend 1911?
- ·Longfellow 1911?