INDICES INDEX OF AUTHORS Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (1836-1907), Anonymous, 2, 30, 36, 42, 46, 68, 69, 70, B.W., 28 Barlow, Joel (1754-1812), 116 Brackenridge, Hugh H. (1748-1816), 78 Butler, William Allen (1825-1902), 480 Cary, Alice (1820-71), 523 Cook, John Esten (1830-86), 509 Cooke, Philip Pendleton (1816–50), 177 Dudley, Thomas (1576-1653), 29 Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803-82), 309 Freneau, Philip (1752–1832), 133 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (1807- Lowell, James Russell (1819-91), 387 ), 524 Mather (?), Cotton (1663-1728), 33 Pike, Albert (1809-91), 498 Pinkney, Edward Coate (1802-28), 174 Stanton, Harriet, 497 Stedman, Edmund Clarence (1833- Stoddard, Richard Henry (1825-1903), A Consolatory Poem, 38 A Fable for Critics, 409 A Forest Hymn, 192 A Health, 174 A Letter to Her Husband, 17 INDEX OF TITLES A Little While I Fain Would Linger A March in the Ranks Hard-Prest and A New Song, 68 A Night-Attack by Cavalry (from The A Poem Dedicated to the Memory of A Præfatory Poem, 37 A Song of Sion, 35 A Summer Ramble, 197 A Summer's Day, 170 A Threnodia, 30 A Winter Piece, 184 Abraham Davenport, 352 After the Battle of Bull Run, 506 An Elegie upon the Death of the Rev- An Elegy Address'd to His Excellency An Hymn to the Evening, 66 Bacons Epitaph, 36 Barbara Frietchie, 350 Battle-Hymn of the Republic, 507 Burial of the Minnisink, 230 Children, 283 Come up from the Fields, Father, 458 Contemplations, 10 Days, 325 Divina Commedia, 309 Each and All, 310 Evangeline, 243; Part the First, 244: Evening (from A Summer's Day), 171 Faces, 446 Florence Vane, 177 God's Controversy with New-England, 27 Good-Bye, 309 Good-Bye, My Fancy, 474 Greenfield Hill: Part II, 110; Part IV, 112 Hiawatha's Childhood (from the Song Hiawatha's Fishing (from The Song of How Love Looked for Hell, 530 How Old Brown Took Harper's Ferry, Hymn of Trust, 387 Hymn Sung at the Completion of the Hymn to the Night, 233 I Died for Beauty, 533 I Hear It Was Charged against Me, 453 Ichabod, 332 In Cabin'd Ships at Sea, 471 In the Garden, 535 In Yosemite Valley, 524 Inscription for the Entrance to a Wood, Israfel, 212 The Lily Confidante, 488 The Lovers, 534 The Marshes of Glynn, 527 The Mocking-Birds, 494 The New England Sabbath-Day Chace, The Old Clock on the Stairs, 241 The Poet's Lamentation for the Loss of The Political Balance, 145 The Prairies, 202 The Republican Genius of Europe, 152 The Ruling Passion, 156 The Ship in the Desert, 525 The Singer in the Prison, 469 The Slave's Dream, 238 The Sleeper, 215 The Snake, 536 The Snow-Storm, 324 The Song of Hiawatha: III, 285; VIII, The Song of the Rebel, 509 The Sot-Weed Factor, 39 The Sphinx, 320 The Stars and Stripes, 502 The Village Blacksmith, 236 The Vision of Columbus: Book I, 116; The Vision of Sir Launfal: Prelude to The Washers of the Shroud, 421 The Way I Read a Letter 's This, 534 The Wild Honey Suckle, 148 The Yankee's Return from Camp, 70 To a Waterfowl, 183 To Fight Aloud is Very Brave, 533 To One in Paradise, 216 To the Dandelion, 392 To the Fringed Gentian, 200 To the Man-of-War-Bird, 473 To the Memory of the Brave Americans, To the Nile, 439 Ulalume, 223 Upon the Tomb of the Most Reverend Urania, 381 Vigil Strange I Kept on the Field One Virginia Banishing Tea, 69 Weariness, 308 Wendell Phillips, 388 When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer, When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Whispers of Heavenly Death, 469 Wordsworth, 333 Yet, Yet, Ye Downcast Hours, 472 Unseen Spirits, 176 INDEX TO FIRST LINES A bird came down the walk A brook came stealing from the ground A cloud possessed the hollow field. A deadly ball hath limited my life A line in long array where they wind betwixt green islands A little while (my life is almost set!) A living breathing Bible: Tables where A march in the ranks hard-prest, and the road unknown A musket-ball, death-wing'd, hath pierc'd my groin A narrow fellow in the grass A Stone more then the Eben-ezer fam'd Ah me, while up the long, long vale of time. Along a river-side, I know not where Announced by all the trumpets of the sky Another four I've left yet to bring on Are these the folk whom from the brittish Iles As Jove the Olympian (who both I and you know As near beauteous Boston lying As weary pilgrim now at rest PAGE 535 207 514 81 457 496 28 460 84 536 30 112 421 324 7 27 145 68 18 144 |