COMPRISING
OLD KING DEATH,
AND OTHER POEMS.
BY
ESTHER NELSON.
"---What is writ, is writ:
Would it were worthier! But--"
BYRON.
" I leave the summer rose ;
For younger, blyther brows
Tell me of change and death!"
LONDON:
G. B. WHITTAKER & CO, AVE MARIA LANE.
W. GRAPEL, LIVERPOOL.
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Dedications | |
Old King Death |
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The Fallen Shrine |
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The Guerilla's Tale |
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The Novice of St. Germaine's |
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The Rival Minstrels |
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A Legend of The Isle |
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Ballafreer |
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The Eastern Grave |
92 |
The Festal Hour |
96 |
The Beloved One |
107 |
The Suicide |
112 |
Dreams |
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The Island Penitent |
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My Childhood's Prayer |
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Lines Written In A Church-Yard |
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My Island Home |
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The Young Consumptive |
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My Brother's Grave |
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To Willie - |
144 |
The Coronation |
118 |
Dreams Or The Past |
156 |
To My Sister |
159 |
The Wandering Bee |
161 |
The Broken Spell |
164 |
Eliza |
168 |
Desolation |
171 |
The Braid |
174 |
The Fowler |
176 |
That Mild Blue Eye. |
178 |
Weariness |
181 |
Night |
184 |
Despondency |
187 |
The Lost One |
190 |
Childhood |
193 |
The Worshipped One |
195 |
The Changed - |
198 |
The Bride |
201 |
The Young Mother - |
204 |
The Widow |
207 |
The Young Mourner - |
210 |
Consumption . |
214 |
The Dying Girl |
217 |
To The Dead . |
221 |
The Returned Missionaries |
224 |
A Merry New Year. |
229
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Any
comments, errors or omissions gratefully received
The
Editor |