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From Sunset Ridge
poems old and new
Howe, Julia Ward (1819-1910)
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THE WORD
BATTLE-HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
OUR COUNTRY
OUR ORDERS
THE FLAG
THE BATTLE-EUCHARIST
THE NEW EXODUS
PARRICIDE
PARDON
THE TELEGRAMS
THE WEDDING
THE FUNERAL
THE CHARITABLE VISITOR
LITTLE ONE
THE LAMB WITHOUT THE FOLD
STANZAS
THE SMOOTH PORTRAIT
THE ROUGH SKETCH
BALAKLAVA
PIO NONO
BEHIND THE VEIL
PRIVATION
PARABLES
THE UNWELCOME MESSAGE
TO THE CRITIC
PHILOSOPHY
AMANDA'S INVENTORY
THE CHRIST
THE CHURCH
THE CRUCIFIX
THE PRICE OF THE DIVINA COMMEDIA
A NEW SCULPTOR
THE GOOD GUALDERALDA
THE TEA-PARTY
WARNING
A VISION OF PALM SUNDAY
BABY'S SHOES
“SERVANT TO A WOODEN CRADLE”
A WINTER THOUGHT
SPRING-BLOSSOMS
REMEMBRANCE
HAMLET AT THE BOSTON
IN MY VALLEY
ENDEAVOR
MEDITATION I
MEDITATION II
THE HOUSE OF REST
A LEAF FROM THE BRYANT CHAPLET
“SAVE THE OLD SOUTH!”
A SPRING THOUGHT
IN COLOGNE CATHEDRAL
THE BROWN SHEAVES OF THE BELGIAN HARVEST
IN ROME
NEAR AMALFI
MICHAEL ANGELO'S TWILIGHT
VICTOR EMANUEL
DEDICATORY POEM FOR THE KINDERGARTEN FOR THE BLIND
THE LAST SUNDAY OF OCTOBER
GOLDEN WEDDINGS
SELF-COMMUNINGS
RUBIES IN THE WATCH
TO DEATH
THE GIFTS OF THE WISE
ON THE DEATH OF A GRANDCHILD
1.
I
2.
II
3.
III
AFTER HEARING COQUELIN
AT HOME
A THOUGHT FOR WASHING DAY
OVER THE KNEADING-TROUGH
FROM THE WINDOW
ON HEARING ONE COMPLAIN
QUATRAIN
SUPPLIANTS
MIDDLE AGE
LENT
A SHADOW IN THE CHRISTMAS LIGHT
HENRY WARD BEECHER
WHAT I SAW FROM MY WINDOW
IN THE GREAT JUNE HEAT
NIGHT IN THE TROPICS
THE SPIRIT OF THE FLOWERS
AT TWILIGHT
CHRISTMAS VOICES
THE MANY
THE THREE
THE ONE
ON THE MUSICAL SERVICE HELD IN COMMEMORATION OF JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
THE CENTENNIAL OF WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT'S BIRTH
A RHYME FOR MEMORIAL DAY
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QUATRAIN
IN PRAISE OF E. P. P.
What
shall we give to thee, O princely heart,
That nothing for thyself dost seek apart?
God in that liberal vein enriched thee so
That little 's left for Friendship to bestow.
Elizabeth Palmer Peabody.
From Sunset Ridge
