| PERSONAL POEMS |
| A Lament |
| To the Memory of Charles B. Storrs |
| Lines on the Death of S. Oliver Torrey |
| To ——, with a Copy of Woolman’s Journal |
| Leggett’s Monument |
| To a Friend, on her Return from Europe |
| Lucy Hooper |
| Follen |
| To J. P. |
| Chalkley Hall |
| Gone |
| To Ronge |
| Channing |
| To my Friend on the Death of his Sister |
| Daniel Wheeler |
| To Fredrika Bremer |
| To Avis Keene |
| The Hill-Top |
| Elliott |
| Ichabod |
| The Lost Occasion |
| Wordsworth |
| To ——. Lines written after a Summer Day’s Excursion |
| In Peace |
| Benedicite |
| Kossuth |
| To my Old Schoolmaster |
| The Cross |
| The Hero |
| Rantoul |
| William Forster |
| To Charles Sumner |
| Burns |
| To George B. Cheever |
| To James T. Fields |
| The Memory of Burns |
| In Remembrance of Joseph Sturge |
| Brown of Ossawatomie |
| Naples |
| A Memorial |
| Bryant on his Birthday |
| Thomas Starr King |
| Lines on a Fly-Leaf |
| George L. Stearns |
| Garibaldi |
| To Lydia Maria Child |
| The Singer |
| How Mary Grew |
| Sumner |
| Thiers |
| Fitz-Greene Halleck |
| William Francis Bartlett |
| Bayard Taylor |
| Our Autocrat |
| Within the Gate |
| In Memory: James T. Fields |
| Wilson |
| The Poet and the Children |
| A Welcome to Lowell |
| An Artist of the Beautiful |
| Mulford |
| To a Cape Ann Schooner |
| Samuel J. Tilden |
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| OCCASIONAL POEMS |
| Eva |
| A Lay of Old Time |
| A Song of Harvest |
| Kenoza Lake |
| For an Autumn Festival |
| The Quaker Alumni |
| Our River |
| Revisited |
| “The Laurels” |
| June on the Merrimac |
| Hymn for the Opening of Thomas Starr King’s House of Worship |
| Hymn for the House of Worship at Georgetown, erected in Memory of a Mother |
| A Spiritual Manifestation |
| Chicago |
| Kinsman |
| The Golden Wedding of Longwood |
| Hymn for the Opening of Plymouth Church, St. Paul, Minnesota |
| Lexington |
| The Library |
| “I was a Stranger, and ye took me in” |
| Centennial Hymn |
| At School-Close |
| Hymn of the Children |
| The Landmarks |
| Garden |
| A Greeting |
| Godspeed |
| Winter Roses |
| The Reunion |
| Norumbega Hall |
| The Bartholdi Statue |
| One of the Signers |
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| THE TENT ON THE BEACH |
| Prelude |
| The Tent on the Beach |
| The Wreck of Rivermouth |
| The Grave by the Lake |
| The Brother of Mercy |
| The Changeling |
| The Maids of Attitash |
| Kallundborg Church |
| The Cable Hymn |
| The Dead Ship of Harpswell |
| The Palatine |
| Abraham Davenport |
| The Worship of Nature |
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| AT SUNDOWN |
| To E. C. S. |
| The Christmas of 1888 |
| The Vow of Washington |
| The Captain’s Well |
| An Outdoor Reception |
| R. S. S., at Deer Island on the Merrimac |
| Burning Drift-wood |
| O. W. Holmes on his Eightieth Birthday |
| James Russell Lowell |
| Haverhill. 1640–1890 |
| To G. G. |
| Preston Powers, Inscription for Bass-Relief |
| Lydia H. Sigourney, Inscription on Tablet |
| Milton, On Memorial Window |
| The Birthday Wreath |
| The Wind of March |
| Between the Gates |
| The Last Eve of Summer |
| To Oliver Wendell Holmes, 8th Mo. 29th, 1892 |
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| POEMS BY ELIZABETH H. WHITTIER |
| The Dream of Argyle |
| Lines written on the departure of Joseph Sturge |
| John Quincy Adams |
| Dr. Kane in Cuba |
| Lady Franklin |
| Night and Death |
| The Meeting Waters |
| The Wedding Veil |
| Charity |
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| APPENDIX I. EARLY AND UNCOLLECTED VERSES |
| The Exile’s Departure |
| The Deity |
| The Vale of the Merrimac |
| Benevolence |
| Ocean |
| The Sicilian Vespers |
| The Spirit of the North |
| The Earthquake |
| Judith at the Tent of Holofernes |
| Metacom |
| Mount Agiochook |
| The Drunkard to his Bottle |
| The Fair Quakeress |
| Bolivar |
| Isabella of Austria |
| The Fratricide |
| Isabel |
| Stanzas: “Bind up thy tresses” |
| Mogg Megone |
| The Past and Coming Year |
| The Missionary |
| Evening in Burmah |
| Massachusetts |
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| APPENDIX II. POEMS PRINTED IN THE ‘LIFE OF WHITTIER’ |
| The Home-Coming of the Bride |
| The Song of the Vermonters, 1779 |
| To a Poetical Trio in the City of Gotham |
| Album Verses |
| What State Street said to South Carolina, and what South Carolina said to State Street |
| A Frémont Campaign Song |
| The Quakers are Out |
| A Legend of the Lake |
| Letter to Lucy Larcom |
| Lines on Leaving Appledore |
| Mrs. Choate’s House-Warming |
| An Autograph |
| To Lucy Larcom |
| A Farewell |
| On A Fly-Leaf of Longfellow’s Poems: “Hushed now the sweet consoling tongue” |
| Samuel E. Sewall |
| Lines written in an Album: “What shall I wish him?” |
| A Day’s Journey |
| A Fragment: “The dreadful burden of our sins we feel” |
