The Home Book of Verse, American and English, 1580-1918, Volumul 1

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Our Wee White Rose
26
An Invitation
28
Wise
34
The Crooked Footpath Oliver Wendell Uolmes 37
37
Solomon Grundy Unknown
45
The Moon Eliza Lee Follen
57
Proverbs Unknown
64
Verses placed over the Door at
67
When the Sleepy Man Comes Charles G D Roberts
70
Mothers Song Unknown
77
Lullaby O Lullaby William Cox Bennell
83
MotherSong from Prince Lucifer Alfred Austin
90
Little Fred
99
The Brown Thrush
105
Contented John
111
PAGE
115
Jane Taylor
117
The Story of Little SuckAThumb Heinrich Hoffman
124
Mog White Lily
137
Baby at Pof the Northland Phoebe Cary
143
Chanticleer
149
Ode on the Death of the Duke
150
The Little Black
156
The Argument of His book Robert Herrick 3105
158
The Building of the Nest
163
A Ballad of Sir John Franklin George Henry Boker 2
165
Little Orphant Annie
171
The Captains Daughter
178
Elegy Written in a Country Church
197
Pierette in Memory
199
Holy Matrimony John Keble 1197
200
A Carol
201
Resignation Waller Savage Landor 2003
202
Oh Mother of a Mighty Race William Cullen Bryant 2
203
Tryste Noel
209
Holy Holy Holy
211
The Indian Buryingground Philip Freneau 3438
212
Gates and Doors
215
A Visit from St Nicholas
221
Fancies John Ford 3142
230
The Earth and
235
Fairy Song
237
No Thomas Hood 2048
238
The Fairy Thrall
243
Mans Days
244
The Satyrs and the Moon
249
Give Me Ale
253
A Childs Laughter Algernon Charles Swinburne
254
Wordsworths Grave
255
Beyond the Smiling and the Weep
257
Abide with
260
The Barefoot Boy John Greenleaf Whillier
261
Brown of Ossawatomie
263
The Oracle Arthur Davison Ficke 206
267
A Little While
270
Nearer to Thee
271
Child Child
272
To Charlotte Pulteney Ambrose Philips
273
Tommys Dead
278
The Childs Heritage John G Neihardt
279
Just for Today
286
Wisdom
287
The ShadowChild Harriet Monroe
288
The Masters Laurence Ilope 2917
290
The Dead Faith
292
Were Dead Coventry Patmore
296
Kearny at Seven Pines
300
Drink Today
301
The Little Ghost Katherine Tynan
302
For Charlies Sake John Williamson Palmer
310
We Are Seven IIilliam Wordsworth
316
Keenans Charge
320
My Daughter Louise Izomer Greene
322
Sonnets from Mimma Bella Eugene LeeHamilton
323
A Psalm of Life
328
To Mistress Margaret Hussey John Skelton
329
Blackmwore Maidens William Barnes
336
Daisy Francis Thompson
343
The Village Blacksmith
347
Ah Be Not False Richard Watson Gilder
349
Faith
353
I Strove with None
354
Stanzas for Music George Gordon Byron
355
Growing Gray Austin Dobson
361
Leavetaking William Watson
367
Ode on the Intimations of Immortal
371
Today
376
THE WOMAN
377
My Days Among the Dead
382
Preludes from The Angel in
384
From Life
390
JERUSALEM THE GOLDEN
391
In the Dark
397
The New Jerusalem
404
The Old Mans Comforts
405
The Friar of Orders Gray Thomas Percy 2710
408
Rabbi Ben Ezra
411
Peace
414
Young and
417
Forty Years On Edward Ernest Bowen
421
Vitæ Summa Brevis Spem Nos Vetat
422
The Rubicon
424
LOOKING BACKWARD
434
PAGE
438
Childhood John Banister Tabb
440
Arethusa Percy Bysshe Shelley 1418
443
The Death
444
Voice of the Western Wind Edmund Clarence Stedman
446
Twilight
451
Hester
453
The Old Man Dreams Oliver Wendell Holmes
461
The White Jessamine
466
Paradise
468
Ralph Waldo Emerson
474
To Death
479
Advice to a Lover
483
A Requiem
487
Song Oh say not womans heart
489
A Womans Shortcomings
495
A Fancy from Fontenelle Austin Dobson 3378
499
Fate
502
Call Me Not Dead
504
Song Take it love
510
Epilogue from Asolando
513
Epilogue from Emblems of Love Lascelles Abercrombie
516
Edith William Elier Channing 3217
517
Damelus Song of His Diaphenia Henry Constable
522
The Winter Glass
527
The Complete Lover
528
My Peggy
534
Chloe
540
Kyrielle John Payne 2840
542
Song She is not fair to outward
548
The MinstrelBoy
549
Israfel Edgar Allan Poe 3077
551
Crossing the
552
Love in the Valley George Meredith
554
Marian George Meredith
562
Meet we no Angels Pansie Thomas Ashe
568
Opportunity
571
Marvel What You Are Trumbull Stickney
575
LEnvoi
576
Το In Church Alan Seeger
581
Her Sacred Bower Thomas Campion
587
The Effect of Example
589
Song O do not wanton with those
592
Mediocrity in Love Rejected Thomas Careu
598
Love Her Alexander Brome
606
What is to Come
611
Song Too late alas I must con
612
Amynta Gilbert Elliot
618
Let the Toast Pass
621
Take back the Virgin Page Thomas Moore
623
My Share of the World Alice Furlong
630
Ronsard to His Mistress William Makepeace Thack
636
On the Portrait of Shakespeare Ben Jonson 3052
640
A Ballad of Life Algernon Charles Swinburne
642
The White Island
647
Love on the Mountain Thomas Boyd
648
Todlin Hame
650
Matin Song
651
Nanny Francis Davis
654
That Day You Came Liseltc Woodworth Reese
660
dia Soldier Fallen in the Philippines William Vaughn Moody
662
Wild Wishes
664
At Gibraltar
668
A Lovers Envy
672
The Mystic
680
Sleep John Fletcher 3220
683
To a Kiss
686
Kissings No
692
Columbus
693
To Julia
695
Aubrey Thomas De Vere
701
Sir rumphrey Gilbert
706
The Garden of Proserpine
708
At ller Window
709
To William Sharp Clinton Scollard 3054
711
Pious Selinda
721
God Save the King
722
Comin Through the Rye Robert Burns
728
Proem John Greenlear lhillier 3078
732
Wouldnt You Like to Know John Godfrey Saxe
735
The King of Denmarks Ride Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Nor
737
The Odyssey Andrew Lang 3083
740
If James Jeffrey Roche
741
Owre the Moor Amang the HeatherJean Glover
747
Rory OMore or Good Omens Samuel Loucr
753
God Save Elizabeth
758
The Ould Plaid Shawl Francis A Fahy
759
A Ballad Upon a Wedding John Suckling 703
766
O Merry may the Maid be John Clerk
772
The Land o the Leal
774
The LowBacked Car Samuel Lover
778
Craven
785
Lochinvar Walter Scott
786
At the Church Gate William Makepeace Thack
792
Toujours Amour
793
Falstaffs Song
794
Mother and Poet
796
Nora Perry
799
The Lovers Resolution
813
The Constant Lover
819
Les Amours
825
The Test
831
The Revenge
837
Englands Dead
839
The Three Warnings
846
Paradise
848
Little and Great
850
Ode Recited at the Harvard Com
852
The Power of Malt
857
Fuzzywuzzy
862
The Night has a Thousand Eyes Francis William Bourdillon
863
Windlestraws Edward Dowden
887
Salve Thomas Edward Brown 2999
888
The Nymphs Song to Hylas William Morris
895
The Oblation
903
La Grisette
909
Face to Face
915
Ballade de Frère Lubin Clément Maroi 3838
920
Midsummer
922
Song to a Fair Young Lady Going
934
Song At setting day and rising
940
A Farewell
974
A Parting Guest
976
Caroline Keppel
981
England
984
A Song of Autumn Rennell Rodd
985
Auf Wiedersehen James Russell Lowell
991
Duna Marjorie L C Pickthall 3241
995
Chanson de Rosemonde Richard Hovey
997
The Stirrup
1002
Porphyrias Lover Robert Browning
1003
Enchainment Arthur OShaughnessy
1009
Dust
1011
Lost Light Elizabeth Akers IOIO
1013
Let Me Enjoy Thomas Hardy 2811
1016
Outgrown Julia C R Dorr
1019
The Rose and Thorn Paul Hamilton Hayne
1028
The Dark Road
1034
Little Wild Baby Margaret Thomson Janvier
1035
Lovest Thou
1036
Airly Beacon Charles Kingsley
1040
PreExistence Paul Hamilton lla yne 2854
1041
Agatha Alfred Austin
1047
The PassionFlower Margaret Fuller
1054
The Song of the
1056
Out of Hearing
1058
LOVE AND DEATH
1060
The Churchyard on the Sands Lord de Tabley
1067
An English Mother
1074
Lucy William Wordsworth
1076
Thomas Campbell
1077
Oh Snatched away in Beautys
1082
would Bring
1088
The Watcher
1089
Song The linnet in the rocky dells Emily Bronté
1096
Song When I am dead my dearest Christina Georgina Rossetti
1102
The Dying Lover
1114
Recompense
1117
Ave Imperatrix
1119
Lyric You would have understood
1120
The Sunset City
1121
1914
1126
After
1127
What of The Darkness?
1131
Rain on a Grave
1133
The Little Rose is Dust My Dear Grace Ilazard Conkling
1139
The GoodMorrow
1142
What My Lover Said
1149
A Sea Dirge
1154
Meeting at Night
1157
Nocturne
1166
My Ain Countree
1167
The Lady Poverty
1174
The Letters
1177
Virtue
1181
The Great Adventure
1192
Epithalamion
1193
Forever
1195
The Fallen Star George Darley 3746
1197
Home Dora Greenwell I 204
1204
Now and Afterwards
1209
Providence
1210
The Shepherds Wifes Song Robert Greene I 210
1215
The Wearin o the Green
1216
The Changing Road
1217
Dont be Sorrowful Darling Rembrandt Peale I 220
1226
LOVE SONNETS
1232
The Flight
1240
Sonnets from Astrophel and Stella Philip Sidney I 235
1252
The Old Clock on the Stairs llenry Wadsworth Longfellow 3242
1254
Sonnets Christina Georgina Rossctli
1259
Renouncement
1263
Love in the Winds
1269
Alls Wel
1270
The Dead Coach
1274
Sonnets from Sonnets from
1276
Venice
1279
One Word More
1284
The World is too Much With Us William Wordsworth
1292
Conscience IIenry David Thoreau 2960
1296
Great Nature is an Army Gay Richard Watson Gilder I 298
1299
Prelude to The New Day?
1308
It is a Beauteous Evening Calm
1314
Onward Christian Soldiers Sabine BaringGould 3814
1315
A Ballad of Sarsfield
1316
The Evening Cloud John Wilson
1320
Epitaphs
1321
He Made the Night Lloyd Mifflin
1326
Andrés Ride A 11 Beesly 2801
1329
Turn o the Year Katherine Tynan
1332
The Guardian Angel
1333
Somebodys Darling
1338
Chorus from Hellas
1339
POEMS OF PLACES
1350
An Epitaph Intended for Himself James Beattie
1358
Mother Gooses Melodies
1361
Ripe Grain
1377
The Star
1383
Thanatopsis William Cullen Bryant 3444
1393
Waldeinsamkeit Ralph Waldo Emerson
1398
FACING THE SUNSET
1400
Address to a Mummy
1403
The Only
1406
Trees Joyce Kilmer
1407
The Battle of Blenheim
1408
Song When daisies pied and violets
1412
The Lie Walter Raleigh 3449
1413
The Tide River Charles Kingsley
1415
The Cataract of Lodore Robert Southey
1420
Lament for Culloden
1425
Canadian BoatSong Thomas Moore
1426
Kinchinjunga Cale Young Rice
1435
April Rain Robert Loveman
1442
A Garden Andrew Marvell
1448
Eat Austin Dobson 3013
1450
Love Time and Death Frederick LockerLampson 3458
1451
Unguarded Ada Foster Murray
1455
A Harrow Grave in Flanders Robert Odley Ashburton 2326
1457
Green Things Growing Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
1461
A Ballad of the French Fleet Blenry Wadsworth Longfellow 2421
1465
Faithless Sally Brown
1466
White Azaleas Harriet McEwen Kimball
1467
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud William Wordsworth
1473
To Daisies Francis Thompson
1479
Goldenrod Elaine Goodale Eastman
1486
A Song the Grass Sings
1488
The Morning Glory
1494
The Seekers John 11 asefield 2863
1503
To Blossoms
1504
Sneezing
1511
Sing a Song of Sixpence
1516
The Butterfly
1519
The Blackbird
1527
The Herald Crane
1535
The Eagle Alfred Tennyson
1539
Warrens Address at Bunker Hill Jolin Pierponl
1543
O Nightingale Thou Surely Art William Wordsworth
1545
The Nightingale Mark A kenside 1519
1551
To an Oriole Edgar Farocell
1557
The City Mouse and the Garden
1558
The SeaMew Elizabeth Barrett Browning
1563
A Child My Choice Robert Southwell 3747
1565
To a Skylark Percy Bysshe Shelley 1509
1572
Itylus Algernon Charles Swinburne
1578
SeventySix
1583
THE
1584
The Destruction of Sennacherib George Gordon Byron 2327
1588
A Hundred Years to Come William Goldsmith Brown 3470
1590
To the Dead of
1599
Prayer for Pain
1600
Prospice Rober Browning 3484
1604
The Burial of the Dane Henry Howard Brownell 1026
1628
Horatius at the Bridge
1632
THE SIMPLE LIFE
1634
Dirge from Cymbeline
1636
A Strip of Blue Lucy Larcom
1647
The Useful Plow Unknown
1653
The Quiet Life
1654
Hunting Song
1662
My Hearts in the Highlands Robert Burns
1669
The Song my Paddle Sings
1676
A Dedication
1679
Afoot
1682
A Vagabond Song
1689
The Song of the Forest Ranger Herbert Bashford
1696
Bingen on the Rhine
1700
Victor Starbuck
1703
Hills o My Heart
1706
Time to be Wise
1709
THE KINDLY MUSE
1716
The Belle of the Ballroom Winthrop Mackworth Pracd
1718
Thomas the Rhymer
1723
Chivalry at a Discount
1724
My Mistresss Boots
1730
False Poets and True Thomas Hood 3085
1732
A Terrible Infant
1736
Contentment
1743
A MIND CONTENT
1745
Thalia
1750
The EightDay Clock
1756
To a Pair of Egyptian Slippers Edwin Arnold
1762
Heraclitus
1768
Good Night Babette
1771
A Gentleman of the Old School Austin Dobson
1777
SONGS OF PRAISE
1779
A Corsage Bouquet
1783
Veni Sancte Spiritus
1786
Nothing to Wear
1787
Chiffons
1788
A Likeness
1794
A Rose to the Living
1800
The Talented
1807
A Dead Letter
1814
On the Death of a Favorite
1821
Boadicea
1824
Geists Grave
1828
THE BARB OF SATIRE
1835
The Wreck of the Hesperus Henry Wadstvorth Longiellow 2401
1836
Dows Flat
1839
The Marquis of Carabas
1843
A Credo
1848
Hoch der Kaiser
1849
The Friend of Humanity and
1856
The Worlds
1860
Behold the Deeds
1866
All Saints
1868
The German Fatherland
1870
PART V
1872
Ballade of a Friar
1874
Early Rising
1879
The Vase
1886
Charlie is My Darling
1891
Man and the Ascidian
1895
No Fault in Women
1901
1859
1907
A Bakers Duzzen uv Wize Sawz Edward Rowland Sill
1915
Elegy to the Memory of an Unfor
1916
The Farewell
1919
THE MIMICS
1921
Father William
1927
Nonsense Verses Edward Lear 2057
1928
Not a Sou Had he
1933
The Postergirl
1941
The Modern Hiawatha
1950
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Pagina 1527 - Darkling I listen; and for many a time I have been half in love with easeful Death, Call'd him soft names in many a mused rhyme, To take into the air my quiet breath; Now more than ever seems it rich to die, To cease upon the midnight with no pain, While .thou art pouring forth thy soul abroad In such an ecstasy! Still wouldst thou sing, and I have ears in vain — To thy high requiem become a sod.
Pagina 259 - BLESSINGS on thee, little man, Barefoot boy, with cheek of tan ! With thy turned-up pantaloons, And thy merry whistled tunes ; With thy red lip, redder still Kissed by strawberries on the hill ; With the sunshine on thy face, Through thy torn brim's jaunty grace : From my heart I give thee joy, — I was once a barefoot boy ! Prince thou art, — the grown-up man Only is republican.
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