Ennui de Voyage
Publisher: Leadenhall Press
Published: 1889
Place of publication: London, England
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 68
Copyright date: 1889
First sentence: Though the sun set bright and golden
  At the close of summer's day, 
Are we sure that peace and gladness
  Have not with it passed away;
Notes: "Simultaneously with my work on palmistry, was published a volume of poems which I had scribbled "when I had nothing better to do" in Siberia and other places, and which were therefore entitled "Ennui de Voyage." - Harry de Windt, *My Restless Life*, page 238.
Table of contents: label: Dedication
title: 5; label: Who Can Say
title: 7; label: To Thee
title: 9; label: To Thee
title: 9; label: "Neige et Fleurs"
title: 10; label: Siberia--For Life
title: 16; label: "Olga"
title: 26; label: A Thought
title: 28; label: Regret
title: 30; label: Though Worlds Divide
title: 31; label: "Gone"
title: 33; label: "Little Jakes"
title: 34; label: Riddle
title: 36; label: Au Revoir
title: 39; label: Cui Bono
title: 41; label: Golden Years
title: 43; label: Adieu
title: 45; label: Violets
title: 47; label: My Lady Fair
title: 50; label: Souvenir
title: 53; label: By the Sea
title: 57; label: At Persepolis
title: 59; label: Liason Rompue
title: 60; label: Good Night
title: 62; label: Envoi
title: 64