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RILEY
SONGS OF HOME
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY
WITH PICTURES BY
WILL VAWTER
NEW YORK
GROSSET & DUNLAP
PUBLISHERS
TO
GEORGE A. CARR
CONTENTS
RILEY SONGS OF HOME
WE MUST GET HOME
JUST TO BE GOOD
MY FRIEND
THINKIN' BACK
NOT ALWAYS GLAD WHEN WE SMILE
HIS ROOM
THE PLAINT HUMAN
THE QUEST
THE MULBERRY TREE
FOR YOU
A FEEL IN THE CHRIS'MAS-AIR
AS CREATED
WHERE-AWAY
DREAMER, SAY
OUR OWN
THE OLD TRUNDLE-BED
WHO BIDES HIS TIME
NATURAL PERVERSITIES
A SCRAWL
WRITIN' BACK TO THE HOME-FOLKS
LAUGHTER HOLDING BOTH HIS SIDES
THE SONG OF YESTERDAY
SONG OF PARTING
OUR KIND OF A MAN
"HOW DID YOU REST, LAST NIGHT?"
OUT OF THE HITHERWHERE
JACK-IN-THE-BOX
THE BOYS
IT'S GOT TO BE
"OUT OF REACH?"
"A BRAVE REFRAIN"
ENVOI
IN THE EVENING
JIM
THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH
HONEY DRIPPING FROM THE COMB
AS MY UNCLE USED TO SAY
WE MUST BELIEVE
A GOOD MAN
THE OLD DAYS
A SPRING SONG AND A LATER
KNEELING WITH HERRICK
THE RAINY MORNING
REACH YOUR HAND TO ME
TO MY OLD FRIEND, WILLIAM LEACHMAM
A BACKWARD LOOK
AT SEA
THE OLD GUITAR
JOHN McKEEN
THROUGH SLEEPY-LAND
"THEM OLD CHEERY WORDS"
TO THE JUDGE
OUR BOYHOOD HAUNTS
MY DANCIN'-DAYS IS OVER
HER BEAUTIFUL HANDS
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