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Carleton, Will (1845-1912)

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THE SCHOOL-MASTER'S GUESTS.

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THREE LINKS OF A LIFE.

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ROB, THE PAUPER.

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THE THREE LOVERS.

THE SONG OF HOME.

PAUL'S RUN OFF WITH THE SHOW.

THE KEY TO THOMAS' HEART.

THE DOCTOR'S STORY.

THE CHRISTMAS BABY.

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Decoration-Day Poems.

COVER THEM OVER.

THE LOVES OF THE NATIONS.

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RIFTS IN THE CLOUD.

BROTHERS AND FRIENDS.

OUR MARCH THROUGH THE PAST.

THAT DAY WE GRADUATED.

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Poems of Sorrow and Death.

THE BURNING OF CHICAGO.

THE RAILROAD HOLOCAUST.

SHIP “CITY OF BOSTON.”

THE LITTLE SLEEPER.

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THE GOOD OF THE FUTURE.

THE JOYS THAT ARE LEFT.

WHEN MY SHIP WENT DOWN.

TO THE CARLETON CIRCLE

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THE SANCTUM KING.

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LINES TO JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

TO MONSIEUR PASTEUR.

TO A YOUNG LADY.

DEATH OF THE RICHEST MAN.

TO THE SMOTHERED MINERS.

THE DEATHLESS SONG.

ON A “POET”-CRITIC.

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TO MONSIEUR PASTEUR.

[Upon his Discovery of Inoculation for Hydrophobia.]

O good Monsieur Pasteur! your humanized art
Has thrilled every brain, and has touched every heart;
Man's friendliest beast—by disease tortured sore,
Henceforth is a poisonous reptile no more;
Now please find a cure to our maladies when
This poor world is bitten by mad-minded men!