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• An Irish Crazy-Quilt: Smiles and tears, woven into song and story 64

La Biblioteca 64

• A bewildered Boycotter
• A Complaint of coercion
• An Address to slaves
• An official valuation
• An old Irish tune
• An æsthetic Wooing
• Arab war song
• At the College Sports
• Avenging, though dim (1798)
• Balfour Rejoices
• Balfour’s wish
• Black Loris
• Calcraft and Price. — A Lyric for Loyalists
• Christmas dirge of the London police (1885)
• Clause twenty-six
• Constable X
• Contrary Cognomens
• Death’s victory. — In Memoriam John Boyle o’Reilly
• Entitled to a raise. — Suggested by a Royal Irish constabulary Petition
• Erin Machree (1798)
• Father Tom Malone. — A land League Reminiscence
• Fenian battle-song
• Hurrah for liberty
• Ireland’s prayer (may, 1885)
• Ivan Petrokoffsky
• Jenkins, M. P
• John Bull’s appeal to Jonathan
• John Bull’s new year
• Lucifer’s Laboratory
• Memorial Ode
• Mulrooney.—a Trooper’s tale
• New England’s Marksmen
• Our cause
• Our land shall be free
• Our own again
• Peggy o’Shea. — An Irish Serenade
• Rapparee song
• Ready and steady. — A Fenian new-year song (1867)
• Served him right
• Song of King Alcohol
• Songs of Innisfail
• Sonnets to a Shoemaker
• The Boston Carrier’s Plaint
• The charge of the Guards at London Tower. — By Alfred Tennyson’s ghost
• The church of Ballymore
• The Drunkard’s dream
• The Emperor’s ring
• The felons of our land
• The grave of the martyrs
• The green flag at Fredericksburg
• The Irish Brigade
• The Irish soldier at grant’s grave
• The lion’s Lamentation
• The Lord of Kenmare
• The Monopolist’s moan
• The old boreen
• The postman’s Wooing. — The postman’s plight
• The priest with the brogue. — A Miner’s Reminiscence
• The Speaker’s Complaint
• The story of a Bomb
• The tale of a tail
• The tide is turning
• To the landlords of Ireland
• You can guess