SR 4/02.

Note on the Editor -- Chronology of the Poets' Lives and Times -- Introduction -- Note on the Texts -- Lines on Nonsense -- For the Fourth of July -- Children in Slavery -- Mary's Lamb -- from Three Hours; or, The Vigil of Love: from First Hour -- Apprehension -- The Butterfly's Dream -- The Child's Address to the Kentucky Mummy -- Death of an Infant -- Indian Names -- Poetry -- The Western Emigrant -- Erin's Daughter -- from Oracles for Youth: What Will Be Your Destiny? Forty-Three Answers -- To Persecuted Foreigners -- The Newspaper -- Otagamiad from The Sinless Child, Part IV -- Sonnet -- To Shakespeare -- Sonnet -- Faith -- Sonnet -- Meditations -- The One in All -- Lines Written in Boston on a Beautiful Autumnal Day -- Real Comfort -- from Female Scriptural Characters: No. 5, Judith -- Woman's Rights -- An Appeal to Women -- The Scroll is Open -- The Sun-Struck Eagle -- Forests and Caverns -- Battle-Hymn of the Republic from Lyrics of the Street: The Lost Jewel -- Outside the Party -- The Soul-Hunter -- Street Yarn -- The House of Rest -- Advice to Young Ladies -- The True Friend -- The Window Just Over the Street -- In Bonds -- The West Country -- Telling Fortunes -- Erinna's Spinning -- The Mandan Chief -- Let Me Die on the Prairie -- On Hearing a Description of a Prairie -- Thoughts in Midnight Hours -- We Are Going -- Blessed Assurance -- I Am Thine, O Lord -- The House by the Sea -- Nameless Pain -- The Wife Speaks -- 'One morn I left him in his bed' -- Before the Mirror -- Above the Tree -- Homes for All -- Harvest Gathering -- Shakespearian Readings -- A Little Cavalier -- What the Train Ran Over -- from Aunt Chloe: The Deliverance -- Schemhammphorasch -- 'Che Sara Sara' -- A Hospital Soliloquy -- from The Poet: from Scene 3 -- Fascicle 34: 'Bereavement in their death to feel' -- Fascicle 34: 'I think to Live - may be a Bliss' -- Fascicle 34: 'A little Road - not made of Man -' -- Fascicle 34: 'Her Sweet turn to leave the Homestead' -- Fascicle 34: 'Pain - has an Element of Blank -' -- Fascicle 34: 'So much Summer' -- Fascicle 34: 'Promise This - When You be Dying -' -- Fascicle 34: 'I had no time to Hate -' -- Fascicle 34: 'My Life had stood - a Loaded Gun -' -- Fascicle 34: 'The Sunrise runs for Both -' -- Fascicle 34: 'No Bobolink - reverse His Singing' -- Fascicle 34: 'One Blessing had I than the rest' -- Fascicle 34: 'Victory comes late -' -- Fascicle 34: 'The Mountains - grow unnoticed -' -- Fascicle 34: 'These - saw Visions -' -- Fascicle 34: 'Strong Draughts of Their Refreshing Minds' -- Fascicle 34: 'We miss Her, not because We see -' -- Fascicle 34: 'Essential Oils - are wrung -' -- Solitude -- Distance -- My House Not Made with Hands -- My Strawberry -- Emigravit -- Opportunity -- The Mayor of Scuttleton -- 'Fire in the window' -- 'Someone in the garden' -- 'The Moon came late' -- Shepherd John -- 'Early to bed' -- The Way To Do It -- Poor Crow! -- The Wooden Horse -- 'Tinker, come bring your solder' -- Taking Time to Grow -- The Lay of a Golden Goose -- Street Music -- Rock Me to Sleep -- In the Defences -- Note -- A Home -- My Rights -- Magdalen -- The Tryst -- The Palace-Burner -- The Witch in the Glass -- A Child's Party -- from Loew's Bridge: A Broadway Idyl -- Aloha'oe (Farewell to Thee) -- Sanoe -- Ku'u Pua I Paoakalani (My Flower at Paoakalani) -- Ka Waiapo Lani (Heavenly Showers) -- Judith -- Songs for the Four Parts of the Night -- from Two Women: One -- from Two Women: The Other -- Longing -- My 'Cloth of Gold' -- Ownership -- Lines -- How Long? -- Success -- The New Colossus -- Long Island Sound -- City Visions from On the Voyage to Jerusalem -- Self-Mastery -- The Quest of the Ideal -- An Ocean Musing -- The Tireless Sculptor -- Toussaint L'Ouverture -- Communism -- Solitude -- Burdened -- In the Night -- No Classes! -- Woman -- My Grave -- Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight -- Going Out and Coming In -- Cry of a People -- Cries of the Newsboy -- Mid-March -- Telling the Bees -- Indian Summer -- A Street Scene -- An Old Belle -- The Day Before Spring -- Trust -- Mystery -- Reserve -- from Heroes del Cinco de Mayo: Merced J. de Gonzales, 'Mejico libre ha de ser' -- from Heroes del Cinco de Mayo: Andrea Belarde, '[actual symbol not reproducible]Que hombre sera el mas villano?' -- from Heroes del Cinco de Mayo: Bell Warner, 'A todo el Norte quiero ver' -- from Heroes del Cinco de Mayo: Arcadia Alvarado, 'Yo no quiero monarquia' -- from Heroes del Cinco de Mayo: Refujio Diaz, 'El tonto Maximiliano' -- from Heroes del Cinco de Mayo: Francisca Garcia, '[actual symbol not reproducible]Mejico! tu que en tus Campos' -- from Heroes del Cinco de Mayo: Refujia Diaz, 'Mis amigos una copa' -- from Homenajes de gratitud: Isabel Warner, 'Cuando el infame frances' -- from Homenajes de gratitud: Teresa Morales, '[actual symbol not reproducible]Por que, Mejico hermoso' -- from Homenajes de gratitud: Refugio Arce de Silva, 'En medio de la tarde' -- from Homenajes de gratitud: Filomeno Ibarra, 'En la antigua Roma habia' -- Homes -- The Anti-Suffragists -- The Mother's Charge -- Christian Virtues -- To Clements' Ferry -- Tennyson's Poems -- Thine Own -- Love Letters -- The Black Sampson -- Marshlands -- Joe -- Wave-Won -- Down Stream -- Garden Chidings -- A Reason for Silence -- John Brown: A Paradox -- The Atoning Yesterday -- Atlanta Exposition Ode -- Serenade -- The Coming Woman -- Four-Leaf Clover -- Eve -- Moonrise in the Rockies -- Dawn on the Willamette -- A Dream of Sappho -- 'The Opal Sea' -- Dawn -- The Statue -- Fate -- The Poster Girl's Defence -- A Pastoral in Posters -- The Original Summer Girl -- A Problem -- Of Modern Books -- Out of the Darkness -- Love's Compensation -- Freedom at McNealy's -- My Father's Story -- Notes -- The Poets and Their Critics -- Suggestions for Further Reading -- Acknowledgements -- Index of Titles and First Lines --