Title
	“When furious up from mines the water pours” (poem) (“The Steam Engine”). See the Note on the System of Title Citation.
	In MS I, the poem is identified only as “poem I,” as the first poem in the MS I poetry anthology. Between this title and the text, however, there is visible the letter “o,” followed by an erased line that is centered on the page like a title—“The [hunt(?)] by [dar(?) or day(?)]” (see Facsimile). If the last three letters are “dar,” they might refer to Ruskin’s source, a poem by Erasmus Darwin (see Discussion). The erased title, if that is what it is, perhaps belonged to the draft: other partial erasures beneath the text reveal that a draft or semi-final version was copied here, in MS I, and then erased as the fair copy was printed over top (see Textual Notes). However, other poems in the MS I poetry anthology retain a substantive title along with the numbered designation “poem II,” “poem III,” and so on.
	“The Steam Engine” was bestowed on the poem by W. G. Collingwood in Poems (1891), perhaps on the basis of a suggestion of a title in Praeterita (see Ruskin, Works 35:56).