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The music-lesson of Confucius, And Other Poems

Leland, Charles Godfrey (1824-1903)

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THE MUSIC-LESSON OF CONFUCIUS.

THE RETURN OF THE GODS.

DE APIBUS MORTEM DOMINÆ LUGENTIBUS

DE SPIRIDIONE EPISCOPO.

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POEMS OF PERFUMES.

EAU DE COLOGNE.

SWEET MARJORAM.

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1.

2.

3.

A THOUSAND YEARS AGO.

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LEGENDS OF THE BIRDS.

THE WONDERFUL CROW.

TO RISE WITH THEE!’

THE ORIGIN OF WHEAT.

SONG OF THE NEW YEAR.

THE WORLD AND THE WORLD.

THE ROMAN RING.

THE FALL OF THE TREES.

THE FOUNTAIN FAY.

A SPARK IN THE ASHES.

THE TREES OF LIFE.

THE TWO FRIENDS.

IN THE OLD TIME.

THE BRIDGE AND THE BROOK.

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LOUISE IN NORMANDY.

THEN AND NOW.

A SONG WITHOUT AN END.

MOUNTAIN AND SEA.

FROST PICTURES.

‘PERSEVERANDO.’

AMERICA AND COLUMBIA.

THE LANGUAGE OF THE SEA.

THE DIFFERENCE.

HOW THE ENGINEER DIED AT DESJARDINS.’

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SONGS OF THE AMERICAN WAR OF EMANCIPATION, 1861–1865.

THE KNIGHT AND THE DRAGON.

THE PROCLAMATION.

WHEN THE CAPTAIN IS READY TO RIDE.

THE BEGINNING OF THE END.

REAL INCIDENTS. BLUE AND GREY.

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THEN AND NOW.

WE met and spoke in darkness,
But my spirit knew your grace,
And my heart had felt your fetters
Ere my eyes had seen your face.

That evening dream is over,
No cloud between us rolls;
Now the light is on our faces,
And the darkness in our souls.