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Poetisa canadiense.

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• Poems of the Heart and Home 110

La Biblioteca 110

• A parting Hymn
• Abraham Lincoln
• After fifty years — A mother's Address to her Family on her golden-wedding day
• Alone
• An Allegory — An old lesson in a new dress
• An evening Hymn
• At home
• At the grave of a young mother
• Autumn and Winter
• Away to the hills — A holiday song
• Balmy morning
• Be in earnest
• Be still
• Beyond the shadows
• Brethren, go! — A Valediction
• Bright thoughts for a dark day
• Broken
• Brother, rest. — In memory of the Rev. J. E. V
• By and by
• Canada
• Chlodine
• Come home
• "Come unto me."
• Crossing the red sea
• Death
• Eloise
• Fellowship with Christ
• Flowers by a grave
• From the old to the new — Lines for the new year
• Frost-flowers
• Go, dream no more
• God's blessings
• Gone before (in memory of a Pupil)
• Good night
• Greeting Hymn
• Hail, risen Lord!
• "He hath done all things well."
• Heart-pictures
• "I am doing no good!"
• "I laid me down and slept"
• I shall be satisfied
• I will not despair
• "I will not let thee go."
• Idle
• Johanna (Hiawatha measure.)
• Judson's grave
• "Let us pray"
• Lines — On the death of a young mother
• Littlewit and Loftus
• Living and dying
• Longings
• Look up
• Looking back
• Love
• Loved and lost, — Violet's song
• Marguerite
• Memory-bells
• Minniebel
• My brother James and I — Written at the Request of a bereaved brother
• No other name
• Now
• One by one
• Onward
• Our field is the world
• Our Nation's Birthday. — July 1st, 1867
• Palmer. — Three years old
• Patience
• Rest in Heaven
• Rich and poor
• Sabbath memories
• Sault Ste. Marie
• Shall be free
• Somewhere
• Song
• Stay, mother, stay!
• Strike the chords softly
• Sunset
• Sweet evening bells
• The Assembly of the dead
• The beautiful Artist
• The beech-nut Gatherer
• The bird and the storm-cloud
• The body to the soul — Respectfully Inscribed to an Overworked student
• The Caged bird's song
• The cry of the Karens
• The dance of the winds
• The Drunkard's child
• The Earth voice and its answer
• The eye that never sleeps
• The gracious Provider
• The Miser
• The old church choir
• The one Refuge
• The ploughman
• The silent Messenger
• The voice of Spring
• The way-side Elm
• The white stone canoe — An Indian Tradition; Versified from Schoolcraft
• The world's day
• "Three for three."
• Till to-morrow
• Time for bed
• To a day lily
• To a Motherless babe
• Under the Rod
• Under the snow
• Unknown
• Up the Nepigon
• Weary
• Yes, the weary Earth shall brighten