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Appendix SIMMS'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ALBUM

I. Poetry

Almirez
• "By Almirez" (Come seek the ocean's depths with me), 96. (L&OP; PDDLC)[1]
• "By Almirez" (Well then we part—and now I feel), 150-151. (L&OP)
• "Camp-Meeting," 8. (L&OP)

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• "Captive, The," 103-104. (L&OP; PDDLC)
• "Greek Warrior to his Countrymen, at the Straits of Thermopylae, The," 56.
• "Lonely Tree, The," 16.
• "Memory's Page—Written for a Lady's Scrapbook," 12. (L&OP)
• "Miniature, The," 161-162. (L&OP; SLG, I, 89; SWMMR, II, 86)
• "One Song, The," 194. (L&OP)
• "Pyramid of Mind, The," 48. (EL)
• "Rebel Flower, The," 40. (L&OP)
• "Shadows," 71. (L&OP)
• "Sketch, A" (Regardless of the storm . . .), 142-143. (L&OP)
• "Song" (O, think not memory lives in vain), 201. (L&OP)
• "Stanzas" (Tis evening! oe'r the western sky), 24. (L&OP)
• "To ****" (And dost thou too smile . . .), 30. (L&OP)
• "To an Unfortunate Friend," 112.
• "To the Evening Star," 63-64. (L&OP)
• "Where Art Thou?" 79. (L&OP; PDDLC)
• Florio[2]
  • "For the Album," 135-136.
  • "Memory," 88.
  • "Song" (Gone, Gone are the hopes . . .), 191. (SWMMR, I, 108; cf. Areytos, 43)
  • "Song" (Lights of my soul . . .), 185.
  • "To ---," 127-128.
  • "War Song," 146.
G.
• "Corsair, The," 21-22.
• "Epigram, on Reading a Fourth July Address to Freedom," 77. (EL)
• "Sonnet to ---, in her Scrap-book," 15. (L&OP; Poems)
M.E.S.
• "For the Album," 194.
• "Imitation of Old English Poetry," 185-186.
• "Song" (Those orbs of light, those orbs of light), 199. (EL)
• "Song—To Emma," 134-135.
S.G.W.
• "Extempore—To ****," 50-51.
• "Ruins," 201-202; 209. (L&OP)
T.G.
• "Lafayette's Farewel[l] Stanzas," 139-140.
Wilton
• "Congaree Boat-Horn, The," 151-152.
• "Sonnet" (Maid of the dark blue eye!), 80.
• "Sonnet to Despair," 106. (L&OP)
• "Sonnets—To Grief" [2], 88. (L&OP; EL)
• "Sonnet, to the Past," 120. (L&OP; PDDLC)
• "Stanzas, to the Breeze," 135. (SP&P)
• "To Anna, with a Mocking Bird," 173.
• "To ****, on her Smiling asking me the cause of my sullenness," 122.

II. Prose

E---
• "Country Comforts," 195-198.

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G.
• "Review—The Christian Indian," 65-68.
• "Review—The Leper of Aost," 58-60.
• "Review—National Tales," 165-167; 171-172.
• "Review—The Pleasures of Friendship," 89-91.
P.
• "The Return," 44-45.
S.
• "Sketches—No. 1. First Love," 19-21.
• "Sketches—No. 2. The Queen of May," 31-32.
• "Sketches—No. 3," 36-37.
Sydney
• "The Robber—an Eastern Tale," 6-7; 9-10; 17-18; 25-26; 33-34; 41-42; 49-50.
T.G.
• "The Vision," 105-106; 116-117; 122-123.
Triptolemus Twig
• "Moonshine," 46-47; 57-58; 73-75; 85-87; 100-102; 106-108; 123-125; 140-142; 160-161; 174-176; 180-182; 189-191; 206-208.

III. Other Contributions Probably by Simms

A. Poetry

Edwin
• "Song" (Ah! say not, say not, love is sweet), 75. (cf. Areytos, 97)
M.
• "Answer to the Charade in the last Album," 15. Ibid., 128.
Myself
• "To My Mistress' Tongue," 118.[3]

B. Prose[4]

Amirald
• "Zamor and Zuelieme—An Arabiam [sic] Tale," 191-194.
Jeremiah Birdeye
• "Not At Home," 203-205.
M.
• "Out of Countenance," 199-201.
Myself
• "Myself," 156-158.
• "Reflection," 98-99.
• "To the Reader," 121-122.
• "'Whom the Coat Fits, Let Him Wear It,'" 145-146.
Numpo
• "For the Album," 129-131; 137-139.
Unsigned
• "Editorial Comforts," 177-178; 182-185.
• "Ourselves," 61-62.