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Table of Contents
From the Book
Builders
Opportunity
Out to old Aunt Mary's
Each and all
Rhodora
Charge of the Light Brigade
Night has a thousand eyes
House by the side of the road
I have a rendezvous with death
In Flanders field
Moonlight
O Captain! my Captain!
Chambered nautilus
Christmas everywhere
Little boy blue
Daffodils
June
Ode to the west wind
Snowstorm
To a skylark
Hiawatha's childhood
Happy warrior
Ann Rutledge
Grass
Not in vain
Sheridan's ride
Present crisis.
Be strong
Columbus
Trees
Spires of Oxford (as seen from the train)
Recessional
Cloud
How did you die?
Wolsey's farewell to His Greatness (from Henry VIII)
Blessed damozel
America for me
Requiem
Gods of the copybook headings
Mercy (from The merchant of Venice)
Abraham Lincoln walks at midnight
Man with the hoe
Duel
Song of the Chattahoochee
Ode on intimations of immortality
Sonnet : The world is too much with us
Letter to a young friend.
Deacon's masterpiece, or, The one-hoss shay
Building of the ship
Solitude
Knee-deep in June
Waiting
Paul Revere's ride
That time of year
Plant a tree
About Ben Adhem
Bells
Elegy written in a country church-yard
Cuddle doon
Sonnet on his blindness
Thanatopsis
Children's hour
Invictus
Sea fever
Horatius
Each in his own tongue
Eternal goodness
Summum bonum
If
Day is done
Love of country (from The lay of the last minstrel)
Nobility
Minuet.
Childe Harold's farewell to England
God save the flag
Raven
Highwayman
Psalm of life
For a' that and a' that
Jest 'fore Christmas
Gradatim
Barefoot boy
Polonius' advice to Laertes (from Hamlet)
Flag goes by
Things that are excellent
Concord hymn
Keep a-goin'
Life sculpture
Choir invisible
Marmion and Douglas
Ode on a Grecian urn
Heart of the tree
Crossing the bar
Soliloquy from "Hamlet"
She was a phantom of delight
Spider and the fly : a fable.
Maud Muller
Night before Christmas
Home
My Kate
Lincoln, the man of the people
On the building of Springfield
Mending wall
Fool's prayer
To a waterfowl
I shall not pass this way again : a symphony
Apostrophe to the ocean
Renascence
Epilogue to Asolando
Envoi
Gettysburg address
Letter to Mrs. Bixby
Ten commandments
Magna charta
War inevitable, March, 1775
Declaration of independence.
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9780071419307