The Poems of Henry Van Dyke

Henry Van Dyke

C. Scribner's Sons, 1920 - 582 pages

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Contents

• The AfterEcho: 3
• Matins: 9
• The Fall of the Leaves: 15
• When Tulips Bloom: 21
• The Lily of Yorrow: 27
• The Maryland YellowThroat: 33
• The RubyCrowned Kinglet: 41
• School: 45
• Spring in the South: 51
• Turn o the Tide: 58
• The Heavenly Hills of Holland: 67
• NARRATIVE POEMS: 92
• The Toiling of Felix: 99
• Another Chance: 123
• The White Bees: 129
• New Years: 137
• The Foolish FirTree: 147
• Heroes of the Titanic: 157
• LABOUR AND ROMANCE: 168
• Undine: 174
• FireFly City: 180
• Hesper: 186
• Without Disguise: 192
• Little Boatie: 219
• Autumn in the Garden: 247
• Christmas Tears: 253
• To Mark Twain: 264
• Pan Learns Music: 270
• Love and Light: 276
• Inscription for a Tomb in England: 278
• Patria: 294
• A Ballad of Claremont Hill: 301
• Sicily December 1908: 308
• America for Me: 315
• Spirit of the Everlasting: 330
• Texas: 337
• Who Follow the Flag: 361
• Stain not the: 362
• The Red Flower: 369
• Lights: 375
• Jeanne dArc Returns: 384
• Mare Liberum: 391
• Homeward Bound: 397
• From Glory Unto Glory: 403
• The Red Cross: 405
• Golden Stars: 414
• Tennyson: 429
• Thomas Bailey Aldrich: 437
• The Pipes o: 466
• THE HOUSE OF RIMMON: 480
• CARMINA FESTIVA: 552
• The Ballad of the Solemn: 558
• Ars Agricolaris: 565
• How Spring Comes to Shasta: 571
• 147: 577
• 385: 578
• 270: 579

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Poems of Henry Van Dyke
• Author: Henry Van Dyke
• Publisher: C. Scribner's Sons, 1920
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Jun 11, 2008
• Length: 582 pages