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Drops of Water

Poems

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler (1850-1919)

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A GLASS OF WINE.

MASTER AND SERVANT.

THE BLACK CHARGER.

“WHERE IS THY BROTHER?”

A MOTHER'S WAIL.

WHAT HAD HE DONE?

1.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN. NUMBER I.

2.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN. NUMBER II.

3.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN. NUMBER III.

4.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN. NUMBER IV.

5.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN. NUMBER V.

ALCOHOL'S REQUIEM UPON PROF. P. F. K.,

“PH. BEST & CO.'S LAGER-BEER.”

THE MOTHER'S PRAYER.

OUT OF THE DEPTHS.

WORDS FROM THE WIND.

A TUMBLER OF CLARET.

THE TWO ARMIES.

ORIGIN OF THE LIQUOR DEALER.

THE DIRGE OF THE WINDS.

“ONE WAS TAKEN, AND ONE WAS LEFT.”

WERE I MAN GROWN.

THE TEMPERANCE ARMY.

OLDER THAN YOU.

ONE WOMAN'S MEMORY.

GOOD TEMPLARS' SONG.

DON'T TEASE THE LION.

“GIVE US A CALL!”

WORK FOR WOMAN.

THERE'S WORK TO BE DONE.

THE LODGE-ROOM.

THEORY AND PRACTICE.

NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY ODE.

WHERE ARE THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE?

THE CRY OF THE PEOPLE.

THE BREWER'S DOG.

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Drops of Water

Poems

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

1850-1919

The National Temperance Society and Publication House

New York

1872