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POEMS BY JULIA C. R. DORR TO S. M. D. EARLIER POEMS

THE THREE SHIPS MAUD AND MADGE A MOTHER’S QUESTION OVER THE WALL OUTGROWN A SONG FOR TWO A PICTURE HYMN TO LIFE THE CHIMNEY SWALLOW HEIRSHIP HILDA, SPINNING HEREAFTER WITHOUT AND WITHIN VASHTI’S SCROLL WHAT MY FRIEND SAID TO ME HYMN FOR THE DEDICATION OF A CEMETERY YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY LYRIC FOR THE DEDICATION OF A MUSIC-HALL WHAT I LOST ONCE! CATHARINE THE NAME UNDER THE PALM-TREES NIGHT AND MORNING

I. II.

AGNES “INTO THY HANDS” IDLE WORDS

I. II. III. IV.

THE SPARROW TO THE SKYLARK THE BELL OF ST. PAUL’S DECEMBER 26, 1910 A BALLAD OF MAJOR ANDERSON FROM BATON ROUGE IN THE WILDERNESS May 6, 1864 CHARLEY OF MALVERN HILL SUPPLICAMUS 1864 THE LAST OF SIX THE DRUMMER BOY’S BURIAL 1865 OUR FLAGS AT THE CAPITOL MY MOCKING-BIRD COMING HOME WAKENING EARLY BLEST Dec. 1865 HELEN

“PRO PATRIA”

THE DEAD CENTURY

I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. XV. XVI. XVII. XVIII. XIX. XX. XXI. XXII. XXIII.

THE RIVER OTTER A FRAGMENT PAST AND PRESENT (Driftwood) VERMONT (WRITTEN FOR THE VERMONT CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, AT BENNINGTON, AUGUST 15, 1877.)

I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. XV.

GETTYSBURG 1863-1889

I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII.

“NO MORE THE THUNDER OF CANNON” GRANT August 8, 1885

FRIAR ANSELMO AND OTHER POEMS

FRIAR ANSELMO THE KING’S ROSEBUD SOMEWHERE PERADVENTURE RENA (A LEGEND OF BRUSSELS)

I. II. III.

A SECRET THIS DAY “CHRISTUS!” THE KISS WHAT SHE THOUGHT WHAT NEED? TWO UNANSWERED THE CLAY TO THE ROSE AT THE LAST TO THE “BOUQUET CLUB” EVENTIDE MY LOVERS THE LEGEND OF THE ORGAN-BUILDER BUTTERFLY AND BABY BLUE KING IVAN’S OATH AT DAWN IN MEMORIAM WEAVING THE WEB THE “CHRISTUS” OF THE PASSION PLAY OF OBERAMMERGAU RABBI BENAIAH A CHILD’S THOUGHT “GOD KNOWS” THE MOUNTAIN ROAD ENTERING IN A FLOWER FOR THE DEAD THOU KNOWEST WINTER FIVE UNSOLVED QUIETNESS THE DIFFERENCE MY BIRTHDAY A RED ROSE TWENTY-ONE SINGING IN THE DARK THOMAS MOORE May 28, 1779-1879 A LAST WORD

SONNETS

THE SONNET

I. TO A CRITIC II. TO A POET

AT REST TOO WIDE! MERCÉDÈS (June 27, 1878) GRASS-GROWN TO ZÜLMA

I. II.

SLEEP IN KING’S CHAPEL (Boston, November 3, 1878) TO-DAY F. A. F. DAY AND NIGHT

I. II.

THY NAME RESURGAMUS AT THE TOMB THREE DAYS

I. II. III.

DARKNESS SILENCE SANCTIFIED A MESSAGE WHEN LESSER LOVES GEORGE ELIOT KNOWING A THOUGHT (SUGGESTED BY READING “A MIRACLE IN STONE”) TO-MORROW

I. II.

“O EARTH! ART THOU NOT WEARY?” ALEXANDER THE PLACE “I GO TO PREPARE A PLACE FOR YOU”

I. II. III.

TO A GODDESS O. W. H. (August 29, 1809.) GIFTS FOR THE KING (H. W. L., February 27th) RECOGNITION (H. W. L.)

I. II.

SHAKESPEARE (April 23, 1664-1889) TO E. C. S. WITH A ROSE FROM CONWAY CASTLE A CHRISTMAS SONNET POVERTY SURPRISES

I. II.

C. H. R. (LOST OFF HAI-MUN IN THE CHINA SEA) A NEW BEATITUDE L. G. W. COMPENSATION

I. II.

QUESTIONINGS REMEMBRANCE IN THE HIGH TOWER

AFTERNOON SONGS

FOUR-O’CLOCKS A DREAM OF SONGS UNSUNG QUESTIONING A ROSE THE FALLOW FIELD OUT AND IN HER FLOWERS THREE LADDIES SUMMER, 1882 R. W. E. THORNLESS ROSES TREASURE-SHIPS CHOOSING NOT MINE THE CHAMBER OF SILENCE THREE ROSES FOUR LETTERS (INSCRIBED TO OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES) VALDEMAR JUBILATE! EASTER LILIES “O WIND THAT BLOWS OUT OF THE WEST” A SUMMER SONG THE URN THE PARSON’S DAUGHTER MARCH FOURTH 1881-1882 ROY THE PAINTER’S PRAYER “NEC ME PRÆTERMITTAS, DOMINE!” FROM EXILE Paris, September 3, 1879 A MOTHER-SONG EASTER MORNING SEALED ORDERS AN ANNIVERSARY MARTHA THE HOUR THE CLOSED GATE CONTENT MY WONDERLAND THE GUEST AN OLD-FASHIONED GARDEN DISCONTENT

I. II.

THE DOVES AT MENDON A LATE ROSE PERIWINKLE AFTERNOON THE LADY OF THE PROW BERMUDA, MAY, 1883 THOU AND I

LATER POEMS

THE LEGEND OF THE BABOUSHKA A CHRISTMAS BALLAD DAYBREAK AN EASTER POEM THE APPLE-TREE THE COMFORTER SANTA CLAUS THE ARMORER’S ERRAND A BALLAD OF 1775 FORESHADOWINGS WON BAPTISM OF FIRE AT THE FEAST “And the Lord of the Castle is Time.” OVER AND OVER A LISTENING BIRD THE FIRST FIRE MIDNIGHT CHIMES MY LADY SLEEP THE KING’S TOUCH “BY DIVERS PATHS” THE BLIND BIRD’S NEST TWO PATHS ST. JOHN’S EVE A LITTLE SONG THE PRINCES’ CHAMBER WONDERLAND IN A GALLERY (ANTWERP, 1891) IN MARBLE PRAYER (CANTERBURY, 1891) NOCTURNE COME WHAT MAY NUREMBERG A MATER DOLOROSA AFTER LONG WAITING

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