a. Fair copies of poems, most of them originally drafted in MSS VI and VIII, but not necessarily fair-copied here in order of composition: “Helvellyn” (pp. 1–2), “The Moon” (pp. 2–3), “The Wood of Birches near Tunbridge” (pp. 3–4), “On Happiness” (p. 4), “The IX Psalm” (p. 5), “Sabbath Morning” (pp. 6–7), “Shagram’s Farewell to Shetland” (pp. 7–9), “Etna” (pp. 9–10), “Bosworth Field” (pp. 10–13), “Vesuvius” (pp. 13–16), “Trafalgar” (pp. 17–20), “Death” (pp. 20–23), “The Day of Judgement” (pp. 24–29), “Battle of Preston Pans” (pp. 29–35), “Revenge” (pp. 36–37[b] [i.e., the poem takes up a total of three pages, including the two pages that Ruskin mistakenly numbered redundantly as p. 37: p. 37[a] and p. 37[b]]), “Despair” (pp. 38–46), “Love” (pp. 46–51), “Haddon Hall” (pp. 52–53), “My Dog Dash” (pp. 53–54), “On the Death of My Cousin Jessy” (pp. 54–55), “My Fishing Rod” (pp. 55–59), “The Ascent of Skiddaw” [book ?, lines ??–?? of “Iteriad”] (pp. 59–78), “Going to Covent Garden Theatre To See the £100 Note & Harlequin Fat and Harlequin Bat” (pp. 78–83), “The Fairies” (pp. 84–86), “To My Heart” (pp. 86–88), “To Poesie” (pp. 88–90), “A Dirge for Nelson” (pp. 90–92), “To the Ocean Spirits” (pp. 92–94), “To the Fairies” (pp. 95–97), “To the Spirits of the Earth” (pp. 97–99), “To the Spirits of the Fire” (pp. 100–102), “To the Wind” (pp. 102–3), “Weep for the Dead” (pp. 103–4), “The Mariner’s Song” (pp. 105–6), “On the Want of a Subject” (pp. 106–8), “To the Spirit of Mount Pilate, Written on Reading the Description of That Mountain in Sir Walter Scott’s Novel of Anne of Gierstein” (pp. 109–11), “The Site of Babylon” (pp. 111–12), “The Repentance of Nineveh: A Fragment” (pp. 112–13), “Dash” (pp. 113–15), “Curtained in cloudy drapery” [“Moonlight on the Mountains”] (pp. 115–16), “Sonnet to a Cloud” (pp. 116–17), “Creation: A Fragment” (pp. 117–18), “??? first line” [book 1, lines 401–28 of “Iteriad”] (pp. 118–20), “Athens” [17 stanzas] (pp. 121–29), “Sonnet to the Morning” (pp. 129–30), “The Song of the Southern Breeze” (pp. 130–33).
	b. Pp. 134–67 blank; of these, pp. 136–48 used to tip in the handmade booklet, Battle of Waterloo: A Play in Two Acts, with Other Small Poems (see Description). Contents of the booklet: no. “Battle of Waterloo: A Play in Two Acts” (title page, 1r; list of characters, 1v; text, pp. 1–7 [2r–5r]), “Ballad on Waterloo” (pp. 7–8), “Description of an Afternoon” (pp. 8–9), “May” (pp. 9–10) “Skiddaw and Derwent Water” (pp. 10–13).