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Forest leaves
Peirson, Lydia Jane (1802-1862)
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MY MUSE.
THE WANDERING SPIRIT.
TO A FLIGHT OF WILD GEESE.
THE BRIDE OF HEAVEN.
TO THE WOOD ROBIN.
AUTUMN.
TO THE WHIPPOORWILL.
THE TURKISH LADY TO HER EUROPEAN LOVER.
MICHAL, SAUL'S DAUGHTER.
1.
CHAPTER I.
2.
CHAPTER II.
3.
CHAPTER III.
MY DIAMOND CHAIN.
THE WILD WOOD LYRE.
LAY OF THE LYRE.
A MOONLIGHT DREAM.
IMAGINATION.
SONG.
JOSEPHA.
MEETING OF THE YEARS.
CHANGES.
TO THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
THE SWEET SOUTH WIND.
THE LAST PALE FLOWERS.
SUNRISE IN THE FOREST.
SUNSET IN THE FOREST.
MY HEART IS LIKE—
YES, I HAVE WANDERED.
TO THE DEAD.
OCEAN MELODIES.
THE SPIRIT'S LYRE.
SKETCH.
THE SHADOWS OF THE PAST.
TO SLEEP.
CHARITY.
THE LEGEND OF THE OLD WHITE THORN.
LENNORAH.
THE HEMLOCK TREE.
ELIJAH ON MOUNT HOREB.
THE WILD-WOOD HOME.
RECEDING JOYS.
THE LOST CHILD.
SPRING.
TO “AN UNKNOWN FRIEND”
THE SUSPECTED.
THE HAPPY HOME.
RIZPAH.
THE BOQUET.
THE DREAMING PENITENT.
THE DYING BOY.
“I LOVE.”
THE DEAD! THE DEAD!
THE LOST ONE.
TO AN ÆOLEAN.
TO THE PINE—ON THE MOUNTAIN.
TO THE FIRST SPRING FLOWER.
THE LEPER.
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Forest leaves
Forest leaves
Lydia Jane Peirson
1802-1862
Lindsay & Blakiston
Philadelphia
1845
Forest leaves
