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Ballads and other verses

Fields, James Thomas (1817-1881)

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THE OWL-CRITIC.
 
CÆSAR'S QUIET LUNCH WITH CICERO.
 
THE LUCKY HORSESHOE.
 
PATIENT MERCY JONES.
 
BALLAD OF THE WICKED NEPHEW.
 
THE MUSICAL BOY.
 
LOT SKINNER'S ELEGY
 
JUPITER AND TEN.
 
THE ALARMED SKIPPER.
 
THE TURTLE AND FLAMINGO.
 
A NEW AND TRUE GHOST STORY.
 
MABEL, IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
 
DON.
 
THE SEARCH.
 
ON A PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR OF “RAB AND HIS FRIENDS.”
 
BALLAD OF THE TEMPEST.
 
YOUTH'S SONG.
 
WITH WORDSWORTH AT RYDAL.
 
ON RECEIVING A LOCK OF KEATS'S HAIR.
 
ON A BOOK OF SEA-MOSSES,
 
AFTER HEARING MRS. KEMBLE READ “THE TEMPEST.”
 
ON A VILLAGE CHURCH IN ENGLAND.
 
ON A PORTRAIT OF CROMWELL.
 
THE KING AND THE POET.
 
AN INVITATION.
 
FOR THE INAUGURATION OF FRANKLIN'S STATUE IN HIS NATIVE CITY.
 
PERDITA.
 
“THE STORMY PETREL.”
 
MOONRISE AT SEA.
 
SPRING, AMONG THE HILLS.
 
THE MEMORY OF MOORE.
 
MIDNIGHT SONG BY THE SHORE.
 
ON A PAIR OF ANTLERS,
 
LAST WORDS IN A STRANGE LAND.
 
THE SONG-QUEEN.
 
THE ALPINE CROSS.
 
CANZONET.
 
A POOR MAN'S EPITAPH.
 
THE LOVER'S PERIL.
 
VESPERS.
 
FIRESIDE EVENING-HYMN.
 
HONORIA.
 
RELICS.
 
A SOLDIER'S ANCESTRY.
 
AGASSIZ.
 
COMMON SENSE.
 
COURTESY.
 
TO T. S. K.
 
DIRGE FOR A YOUNG GIRL.
 
PINKS.
 
A SUMMER RETREAT.
 
A BRIDAL MELODY.
 
PRESENCE.
 
MONMOUTH.
 
A PROTEST.
 
EVENTIDE IN THE COUNTRY.
 
A CHARACTER.
 
THE WHITE-THROATED SPARROW.
 
A VALENTINE.
 
IN SPRING-TIME.
 
SUMMER-EVENING MELODY.
 
IN THE FOREST.
 
THE PERPETUITY OF SONG.
 
THE FLAME-BEARER.
 
IN EXTREMIS.
 
MORNING AND EVENING BY THE SEA.
 
THE OLD YEAR.

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Ballads and other verses

James Thomas Fields

1817-1881
Houghton, Mifflin and Company The Riverside Press
Boston Cambridge
1881
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