Chapters (162)
- Bramble Brae
- To my Father
- CONTENTS
- BETWEEN TWO WORLDS
- THE UNILLUMINED VERGE TO A FRIEND DYING
- FROM ONE LONG DEAD
- FATHER TO MOTHER
- THE CHILD TO THE FATHER
- A PRAYER OF OLD AGE
- THE RHONE GLACIER—SUNSET
- JAMES McCOSH 1811-1894
- LE BONHEUR DE CE MONDE (Copie d’un sonnet composé par Plantin au XVIe siècle.)
- THE HAPPINESS OF THIS WORLD FROM THE FRENCH OF PLANTIN
- R. L. S.
- McGIFFEN THE HERO COMING HOME
- AT THE FARRAGUT STATUE
- NEWS FROM A MISSING LINER TO A CONVALESCENT
- FOR A CLASSMATE DEAD AT SEA (W. F. STOUTENBURGH)
- BRAMBLE BRAE
- A TOAST TO OUR NATIVE LAND
- THE TOWERS OF PRINCETON FROM THE TRAIN
- ROOSEVELT IN WYOMING TOLD BY A GUIDE—1899[1]
- UNCLE SAM TO KIPLING (1899)
- A NEW YEAR’S WISH FOR THOSE WHO WRITE
- TO CHLOE FOR A MENDED GLOVE
- TO THE ELF ON MY CALENDAR
- CAPRICE
- RETROSPECT
- IN THE CROWD
- REMEMBRANCE
- OFF FORT HAMILTON IN SUMMER
- OVER THE FERRY ONOMATOPOETIC
- BRAMBLE BRAE IN OCTOBER
- WITH FLOWERS
- ON A SPRAY OF HEATHER
- THE HOTHOUSE VIOLET SPEAKS TO A FAIR WOMAN
- A SONG WITH A RED ROSE ON HER BIRTHDAY
- WHAT THE FLOWERS SAID
- DIANA’S VALENTINE WITH A BUNCH OF VIOLETS
- WITH SOME BIRTHDAY ROSES
- WRITTEN IN BOOKS
- IN A VOLUME OF HERRICK
- IN “SHAKESPEARE’S SONNETS”
- IN “SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE”
- IN GEORGE MEREDITH’S POEMS
- IN “THE KING’S LYRICS”
- THE SONG OF TEMBINOKA, KING OF APEMAMA TO ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- IN THE MANNER OF KIPLING
- FOR A NOVEL OF HALL CAINE’S AFTER KIPLING
- IN “HELBECK OF BANNISDALE”
- A CHRISTMAS GREETING
- IN NICHOLSON’S “ALMANAC OF SPORTS” (WITH VERSES BY KIPLING)
- IN NICHOLSON’S “CITY TYPES”
- IN “THE GOLDEN TREASURY”
- A VALENTINE
- IN “HALLO, MY FANCY!” (BY CHARLES HENRY LÜDERS AND S. D. S., JR.)
- THE BOOK SPEAKS TO EUGENE FIELD
- IN HERFORD’S VERSES
- IN A BOOK OF GIBSON’S DRAWINGS
- IN A VOLUME OF MISS GUINEY’S POEMS
- IN “BARBARA FRIETCHIE—A PLAY” TO J. M.
- TO C. H. M. AND H. H. M.
- TO MY MOTHER
- A BOOK’S SOLILOQUY
- ENVOY THE SHEPHERD TO HIS FLOCK
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