Christmas at the hall

Name: Christmas at the hall
Author: T. J. Terrington

by T. J. Terrington

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Chapters (274)

Christmas at the Hall, &c.
Preface.
Christmas at the Hall.
The Social Hearth.
Passing Thoughts on Love.
Lucy.
A Sonnet To the Master-Minds of Earth.
Love of Spring.
Fidelio and Lenore.
Serenade.
Troubadour’s Song.
The Melody.
Canzonet.
An Elegy on Edith.
The Hero’s Grave.
Sonnet to Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Night Musings.
The Sailor’s Bride.
Birth of the First-Born.
Lines to a Great Philanthropist.
Wye Dale, Buxton.
Rydal Water.
Sonnet to Elfrida.
The Mountain Height.
Farewell to Elloughton.
Killiney Bay.
Descent of the Dove.
Lines to a Butterfly.
Stanzas.
Dane’s Dyke, Flambro’.
A Sea-Side Wish.
The Sea-Bird.
The Voice of the Sea.
The Fisherman.
The Head-Land.
The Storm-King.
Farewell to the Sea.
Lines to the Sun.
The Muse.
Song—Young Spring.
Autumn.
The Reaper.
The Widow.
The Blind Musician.
Hope.
Lines to a Young Child.
Ballad.
The Old Man’s Smile.
The Village Church.
Elegy.
“In Memoriam.”
Lines for the Bazaar in Aid of St. James’ National Schools, Hull.
A Poet’s Aspiration.
Lines Suggested by a Review in the “Hull Packet.”
Love of the Lyre.
The Christmas Bells.
Christmas Carol.
Angels Appearing to the Shepherds.
Christmas Thoughts.
New-Year Thoughts.
Birth-Day Lines.
Affliction.
Hebrew Melody.
The Starry Heavens.
Omnipresent Power.
Providence.
Angelic Visits.
Joy in God.
The Great Object of Life.
The Close of Life.
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