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Escritor y poeta estadounidense.

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 2

• Complete Poetical Works 82
• The Drum Beat 1

La Biblioteca 86

• A Geological Madrigal
• A legend of Cologne
• A moral Vindicator
• A Newport romance
• A Sanitary message
• A second review of the grand army
• Address
• After the accident (mouth of the shaft)
• Alnaschar
• An Arctic vision
• At the Hacienda
• Avitor (an aerial retrospect)
• Before the curtain
• Caldwell of Springfield (new Jersey, 1780)
• California Madrigal (on the Approach of spring)
• "Cicely" (alkali station)
• Coyote
• "Crotalus" (Rattlesnake bar, Sierras)
• Dickens in camp
• Dolly Varden
• Don Diego of the South (Refectory, Mission San Gabriel, 1869)
• Fate
• "For the king" (Northern Mexico, 1640)
• Friar Pedro's ride
• Further language from Truthful James (Nye's ford, Stanislaus, 1870)
• Grandmother Tenterden (Massachusetts shore, 1800)
• Grizzly
• Guild's signal
• Her last letter — Being a reply to "his answer"
• His answer to "her letter" (Reported by Truthful James)
• "How Are You, Sanitary?"
• In the tunnel
• Jack of the Tules (Southern California)
• "Jim"
• John Burns of Gettysburg
• Lines to a Portrait, by a Superior person
• Lone mountain (cemetery, San Francisco)
• Madrono
• Miss Blanche says
• Mrs. Judge Jenkins (being the only genuine sequel to "Maud Muller")
• North beach (after Spenser)
• Off Scarborough (September, 1779)
• On a cone of the big trees (Sequoia Gigantea)
• On a pen of Thomas Starr king
• On William Francis Bartlett — Dead at Pittsfield, mass., 1876
• Our Privilege
• Ramon (Refugio mine, Northern Mexico)
• Relieving Guard — Thomas Starr king. Obiit march 4, 1864
• San Francisco (from the sea)
• "Seventy-nine" (Mr. Interviewer Interviewed)
• Songs without sense — For the parlor and piano I. The Personified sentimental
• St. Thomas (a Geographical Survey, 1868)
• The aged stranger — An incident of the war
• The Angelus (heard at the Mission Dolores, 1868)
• "The Babes in the woods" (big pine Flat, 1871)
• The Ballad of Mr. Cooke (legend of the Cliff house, San Francisco)
• The Ballad of the Emeu
• The birds of Cirencester
• The ghost that Jim saw
• The goddess
• The hawk's nest (Sierras)
• The Heathen Chinee (1871)
• The Legend of Glen Head
• The Legends of the Rhine
• The miracle of Padre Junipero
• The Mission bells of Monterey
• The mountain heart's-ease
• The old Major Explains (re-Union, army of the Potomac, 12th may, 1871)
• "The return of Belisarius" (mud Flat, 1860)
• The reveille
• The Ritualist (by a Communicant of "St. James's")
• The Society upon the Stanislaus
• The station-Master of lone prairie
• The tale of a pony
• The two ships
• The willows (after Edgar Allan Poe)
• The wonderful spring of San Joaquin
• To a sea-bird (Santa Cruz, 1869)
• To the pliocene skull* (a Geological address)
• "Twenty years"
• Volume 12 — Her Letter
• What Miss Edith saw from her window
• What the bullet sang
• What the chimney sang
• What the Engines said (Opening of the Pacific Railroad)
• What the wolf really said to little red Riding-Hood