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Author |
Sigourney, Lydia Howard (1791-1865) |
Title |
Pocahontas, and Other Poems |
Imprint |
London, Robert Tyas, 1841
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Call number |
WPRP 357 |
Physical Description |
viii, 352 p. 18 cm |
Notes |
Bound with Poems, Religious and Elegiac by Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. Contains a Preface. |
Epigraph |
none |
Contents |
POCAHONTAS | 1 |
____ _____ NOTES | 25 |
NIAGRA | 31 |
CONNECTICUT RIVER | 33 |
NAPOLEON AT HELENA | 38 |
ANNA BOLEYN | 43 |
THE STARS | 46 |
HOME OF THE DUELLIST | 50 |
DEATH AMONG THE TREES | 55 |
THE EARLY BLUE BIRD | 57 |
THE RAINY DAY | 59 |
POESY | 61 |
WINTER'S FETE | 63 |
NATIVE SCENERY | 66 |
BREAD IN THE WILDERNESS | 67 |
"PERDIDI DIEM" | 70 |
DEATH OF AN INFANT | 71 |
MIGRATION OF BIRDS | 72 |
TO THE CACTUS SPECIOSISSIMUS | 76 |
FAREWELL TO A RURAL RESIDENCE | 78 |
THE MOURNING DAUGHTER | 82 |
FUNERAL OF MAZEEN | 87 |
VISIT TO THE BIRTH-PLACE | 80 |
THE SNOW-STORM | 93 |
THE CHEERFUL GIVER | 96 |
THE BENEFACTRESS | 98 |
THE BROKEN VASE | 101 |
LADY JANE GREY | 104 |
TO A SHRED OF LINEN | 108 |
ADMISSION OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN INTO THE UNION | |
THE ARK AND DOVE | 115 |
THE OLD FAMILY CLOCK | 118 |
SOLITUDE | 122 |
OUR ABORIGINES | 124 |
THOUGHT | 127 |
DEPARTURE OF MRS. HANNAH MORE FROM BARLEY WOOD | |
A COTTAGE SCENE | 133 |
RADIANT CLOUDS AT SUNSET | 135 |
THE LONELY CHURCH | 137 |
THE DEAD HORSEMAN | 139 |
SUNSET ON THE ALLEGHANY | 142 |
BERNARDINE DU BORN | 145 |
THE SEA-BOY | 148 |
MEETING OF THE SUSQUEHANNA AND THE LACKAWANNA | |
WINTER | 152 |
THE FRIENDS OF MAN | 154 |
MARRIAGE OF THE DEAF AND DUMB | 159 |
INDIAN GIRL'S BURIAL | 161 |
THE DYING PHILOSOPHER | 164 |
THE TOMB OF JOSEPHINE | 167 |
NATURE'S BEAUTY | 170 |
FEMALE EDUCATION FOR GREECE | 172 |
THE WESTERN EMIGRANT | 176 |
THE SECOND BIRTH-DAY | 179 |
THE BRIDE | 181 |
INDIAN NAMES | 183 |
THE MOTHER OF WASHINGTON | 185 |
LAYS FROM ABOVE | 188 |
THE LITTLE HAND | 181 |
BABE BURIED AT SEA | 194 |
SONG OF THE ICELANDIC FISHERMEN | 196 |
FILIAL CLAIMS | 198 |
NORA | 200 |
THE MOURNING LOVER | 205 |
THE CORAL INSECT | 208 |
THE SEA | 210 |
FAREWELL TO THE FLOWERS IN AUTUMN | 212 |
TWILIGHT | 219 |
THE WIDOW AT HER DAUGHTER'S BRIDAL | 219 |
ALPINE FLOWERS | 221 |
KING JOHN | 223 |
THE SACRED POET | 225 |
PLANTING FLOWERS ON THE GRAVE OF PARENTS | 227 |
THOUGHTS AT SEA | 230 |
THE MUFFLED KNOCKER | 232 |
THE WORDSWORTH | 234 |
SPEAK NO ILL OF POETRY | 236 |
STATUE OF THE SPINNING GIRL, AT CHATSWORTH | 238 |
THE WINTER NOSEGAY | 240 |
THE MARTYR OF SCIO | 241 |
THE HEART OF THE BRUCE | 244 |
THOUGHTS AT GRASSMERE | 248 |
THE CHILDREN OF HENRY THE FIRST | 250 |
THE NATIVE VILLAGE | 253 |
FAREWELL TO EDINBURGH | 256 |
LOVE OF WEALTH | 258 |
MARIE OF WURTEMBURG | 260 |
ROME | 263 |
ON A PICTURE OF PENITENCE | 266 |
ZAMA | 267 |
THE ELM-TREES | 270 |
PAUL AT ATHENS | 274 |
SCHOOL OF YOUNG LADIES | 277 |
PICTURE OF A SLEEPING INFANT WATCHED BY A DOG | |
THE BEREAVED FATHER | 281 |
THE POET'S BOOKS | 286 |
OAK IN AUTUMN | 288 |
THE FOREST TRIBES | 290 |
LAPSE OF YEARS | 292 |
THE WAR-SPIRIT | 295 |
RETURN OF THE PARENTS | 297 |
THE FIRESIDE | 299 |
DREAMS | 301 |
DEAF, DUMB, AND BLIND GIRL AT A FESTIVAL | 304 |
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