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Médico y poeta estadounidense (1809–1894).

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 10

• The Drum Beat 55
• The Complete Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes 45
• The Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — Volume 12 21
• The Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — Volume 10: Before the Curfew 19
• The Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — Volume 09 15
• The Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — Volume 08 14
• The Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — Volume 11 7
• The Atlantic Monthly 2
• The Knickerbocker Gallery 1
• The Army and Navy Hymnal 1

La Biblioteca 195

• 1643 "Veritas." 1878
• A Birthday Tribute
• A familiar Letter — To Several Correspondents
• A Family record — Woodstock, CONN., July 4, 1877
• A Lady's Greeting
• A noontide Lyric
• A portrait
• A Roman Aqueduct
• A Sun-Day Hymn
• A Toast to Wilkie Collins
• A Vision of the Housatonic
• A welcome to Dr. Benjamin Apthorp Gould
• A Woman's Appeal for Volunteers
• After the Curfew
• American Academy Centennial Celebration — May 26, 1880
• An After-Dinner Poem
• An Appeal for "the old South"
• An Oyster Song
• Another Contribution from Private Miles O'Reilly
• At a Meeting of Friends
• At the "Atlantic" dinner — December 15, 1874
• At the Papyrus Club
• At the Saturday Club
• At the turn of the road
• At the Unitarian Festival — March 8, 1882
• Ave — Prelude to "Illustrated poems"
• Boston to Florence
• Bully for Memminger
• Cacoethes Scribendi
• Caudle "In Clover"
• Contentment (Holmes)
• "Contraband Singing"
• Departed Days
• Edward Everett
• Extra Number — Fair Poetry
• Extra Number — October
• Extra Number — Rally!
• Extra Number — Wanted!
• For the Services in Memory of Abraham Lincoln
• For Whittier's Seventieth Birthday — December 17, 1877
• Francis Parkman
• From a Bachelor's Private Journal
• God Save the Flag!
• Grandmother's Story of Bunker Hill Battle
• Hail, Columbia!
• "He Was Doing His Duty"
• Hurrah for the Ladies!
• Hymn
• Hymn
• Hymn at the Funeral Services of Charles Sumner
• Hymn — June 7, 1877
• Hymn.—the word of promise
• I Like you and I Love you
• Illustration of a picture "a Spanish girl in Reverie,"
• In Memory of John Greenleaf Whittier
• In the Hospital
• In the Hospital
• In Vita Minerva
• Inscription for a Cradle-cover
• International Ode
• James Russell Lowell
• Joseph Warren, M. D.
• King's Chapel — Read at the two hundredth anniversary
• L'Inconnue
• La grisette
• La Maison d'Or
• Letter to Mr. Beecher
• Lines by a Clerk
• "Lucy" — For her golden Wedding, October 18, 1875
• Mr. O'Donohue's Letter
• Mrs. Duffin, Mrs. Duffin!
• My Aviary
• No Time like the Old Time
• Number 1 — The Hospital
• Number 10 — Patriotic!
• Number 13 — A Last Look
• Number 3 — Song
• Number 4 — Riddle
• Number 7 — Enigma
• Number 7 — Sunset
• Number 8 — A Charade
• Number 9 — A True Story
• Number 9 — Flowers
• Number 9 — Footsteps
• O Lord of Hosts, Almighty King
• Odds and Ends
• Odds and Ends
• Odds and Ends
• Old Cambridge
• Old Cambridge — July 3, 1875
• On the death of President Garfield
• On the Threshold — Introduction to a Collection of Poems Bydifferent Authors
• Opening the Window
• Our Country Calls
• Our dead Singer — H. W. L
• Our Lady of the Hospital
• Our Limitations
• Our Sick and Wounded
• Our Yankee girls
• Poem
• Popular Similies
• Post-Prandial
• Produced by David Widger — I
• Produced by David Widger — II
• Produced by David Widger — III
• "Qui vive?"
• Readings over the Teacups — Five stories and a sequel to my old readers
• Rhymes of a life-time
• Rhymes Sent with Needle Books to the Soldiers
• Song for the Post Committee
• Song; (Not) by Burns
• Stanzas
• Tartarus
• The Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table (Holmes, 1858) — Index
• The Ballad of the oysterman
• The Blue Bird
• The chambered Nautilus
• The coming Era
• The Complete Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — An Impromptu
• The Complete Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — Harvard
• The Complete Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — Never or Now
• The Complete Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — To an Insect
• The Complete Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — Youth
• The Deacon's Masterpiece
• The Drum-Beat
• The Drummer Boy
• The Ex-Slave Woman's Gift
• The first fan
• The Flaneur — Boston common, December 6, 1882 During the transit of Venus
• The Gentle Soldier
• The Girdle of Friendship
• The golden flower
• The Good Young Lawyer
• The Height of the Ridiculous
• The hot season
• The iron gate
• The Land of Lands
• "The Last of Three"
• The Last Reader
• The Living Temple (Holmes)
• The Meeting of the Dryads
• The Mind's Diet
• The Music Grinders
• The Mysterious Visitor
• The New England Kitchen
• The Parting Song
• The Peau De Chagrin of state Street
• The Philosopher to his Love
• The Pilgrim's vision
• The Poet's Lot
• The Powder-boy of the Cayuga
• The Rose and the Fern
• The school-boy
• The silent melody
• The spectre Pig — A Ballad
• The star and the water-Lily
• The Steamboat
• The Stethoscope Song
• The toadstool
• The Treadmill Song
• The Two Armies
• The Two Streams
• The Vicksburg Scow
• The Virginia Mother
• The Voiceless
• The War's Cause
• The Wasp and the Hornet
• To a Blank Sheet of Paper
• To a Caged Lion
• To an English Friend
• To Frederick Henry Hedge
• To George Peabody — Danvers, 1866
• To James Freeman Clarke
• To James Russell Lowell
• To My Readers
• To R. B. H. — At the dinner to the President, Boston, June 26, 1877
• To the Eleven ladies
• To the Poets who only read and listen
• To the Portrait of "A Gentleman"
• To the portrait of "a lady" — In the Athenaeum Gallery
• To the Teachers of America
• Too Young for Love
• "Touch the Elbow"
• Trailing Arbutus from Camp,—in February
• Translation from the Eneid, book I
• Two poems to Harriet Beecher Stowe — On her Seventieth Birthday, June 14, 1882 I. At the summit
• Two Sonnets: Harvard
• Under the Violets
• Under the Washington Elm, Cambridge
• Union and Liberty
• Unsatisfied
• Vestigia Quinque Retrorsum — An academic poem
• Welcome to the Chicago Commercial Club
• Welcome to the Nations — Philadelphia, July 4, 1876
• Will You Come to the Fair?