Poetry.
A
Age of Reptiles
612
A. L. B., Lines to him
492
Album, Lines in,
12
,
177
,
272
,
369
,
467
,
611
,
667
,
748
Ann, Lines to
466
Answer to "My Life is like the Summer Rose"
452
Answer to Willis's, "They may talk of your Love in a Cottage"
612
Anticipation
161
Apostrophe of the Æolian Harp to the Wind
396
"Arnold and Andre," an unpublished Drama, scene from
555
Autumn
453
Autumn Woods
179
B
Ballad
705
Barlow's Monument, Lines on
369
Battle of Breed's Hill
185
Beauty of Time
161
Beauty without Loveliness
208
Bible, Lines to the
371
Blackstone's "Farewell to his Muse"
208
Broken Heart
404
Brown, Mrs. D. P., Lines to her Infant Daughter
13
To her Children, on the New Year
14
Byron's Last Words
177
C
Cantilena Amatoria
776
Cemetery, the, from the Russian
63
Changes of Nature
240
Christiana, Lines to
755
Claudia, To
776
Coldness of Character, Lines on being accused of
635
Coliseum, the, a Prize Poem, by Edgar A. Poe
706
Collegian, Poems by, Extracts from
117
Columbus before the University of Salamanca
12
Content's Mishap, by Pertinax Placid
450
Coquetry, Lines on, to Miss C.
369
Creation of the Antelope
216
Curse of the Betrayed One, a Fragment
763
D
D——, Lines to, by a Young Lady
160
Dandy Chastised
96
Davis, Warren R., Lines to his Memory
317
Death among the Trees, by Mrs. Sigourney
51
Death of the Motherless, by the same
372
Declaration, the
180
Desart Grief, by Lucy T. Johnson
771
Despair, Lines to
200
Diamond Chain
611
Dirge, by Mrs. Willard
539
E
Elegy, by Frederick Speece
636
Eolian Harp's Apostrophe to the Wind
396
Epigram Francaise, and Translation
186
Epigrams
317
,
320
,
612
Epitaph on a Young Lady
319
Estelle, Verses to
539
Eugene Aram, Paraphrase of a Figure in
604
Exile, The
317
Extempore, on hearing Mr. Wickham in the House of Delegates
208
F
F——, Lines to
691
Farewell to Rosa
540
Fated City
100
Friends of Man, by Mrs. Sigourney
755
From my Scrap Book
180
From my Mother's Note Book
318
G
Genius of Columbia to her Native Muse
50
Girl of Beauty
667
Grave Seekers
101
H
Happy Love
208
Heart, The
184
Hector and Andromache, parting of—
translated by William Munford
768
H. W. M. Lines to
634
Hope, Address to
370
Hopes and Sorrows
371
Hymn to the Stars
101
I
"I met Thee by Moonlight alone"
764
Ianthe, Lines to
186
Impromptus
183
,
198
Infant Nephew in England, Address to
699
Intemperance, by Mrs. Sigourney
13
Invocation
453
Invocation to Religion
161
Irish Peasant Wife's Song, by Mrs. Norton
206
Italian Extravaganza, and Translation
452
J
James Gibbon Carter—lines on his death
660
Jeu de Mots
—on a Name
319
Josephine
775
Julia Bruce, the blind, deaf mute—Lines on by Mrs. Sigourney
635
K
Kiss, The—
a la Moore
199
L
La Fayette, by Mrs. Willard
538
Last Gift
396
Last Indian, by Larry Lyle
402
Lawyer's Farewell to his Muse
316
"Let Ocean swell with angry spite,"
452
Lines to —— —— of the United States Navy
49
on Finding a Billet from an early Friend
62
placed with a Rose on a Lady's Cheek
96
to ——, by L.
101
written in the Village of A—— in Virginia
706
to ——, by Powhatan
164
by the late Dr. Drake
177
by Alexander L. Beard
699
to a Lady
186
on Poesy and Religion
660
to Mrs. B. G. S. by E. A. S.
764
Love, Mutual, but Hopeless
199
M
Maniac's Address to the Moon
698
Marguerite, Lines to
465
Mary, Lines to
635
,
692
Miniature, The—by George P. Morris
317
Miss Martineau, Lines on
319
,
320
Moonlight
370
Musings, by the author of Vyvyan
14
,
50
,
99
My Child, Verses to—by Pertinax Placid
467
My Daughter's Lullaby
537
"My Life is Like the Summer Rose," by Wilde
13
Answer to it
452
My Native Home, by George Watterston
644
My Native Land, by Lucy T. Johnson
466
My own Opinion,
a la
Shakspeare
272
My Sisters, Lines to
604
My Wife, Lines to
199
N
Napoleon
453
Napoleon's Grave, by R. H. Wilde
231
Nature and Art
437
Nugator, Verses by
82
,
539
O
"O Give me that Oblivious Draught!"
320
Ocean, The
671
Ocean Hymn, by Mrs. Willard
538
Ode, on a Fine Night at Sea
179
Old Parish Church, by Nugator
539
"One who will understand me," Lines to
369
P
Parody on Bryant's Autumn
185
on Roy's Wife, by Warren R. Davis
207
on the Song in Marmion "Where shall the Lover rest," &c.
612
Parting
178
Passage of the Beresina
207
Peasant Women of the Canaries
184
Picture of Old Virginia, by Nugator
82
Pirate's Wife, Song of
771
Poems of Mrs. Jean Wood
209
Power of Faith
40
Prayer
272
R
"Remember me, Love!"
692
Richmond Theatre, the burning of
666
Rosalie Lee (Young Rosalie)
332
Ruins of Jamestown—Lines on Viewing
178
S
Sappho's Ode "To the Beloved Fair," a Stanza of it in Sarah—Lines to
692
Gaelic
454
Sea, a Sonnet on the—by A. L. Beard
260
Sea Bird's Revel, by Giles McQuiggin
764
Serenade
12
Sigourney, Mrs.—her Poems
12
,
51
,
371
,
372
,
635
,
755
Sleep
77
"Sleep on, thou Dear Maiden!"
604
Song
254
,
692
Song, by the author of Vyvyan
62
Song of the Pirate's Wife
771
Song of the Seasons, by Larry Lyle
232
Sonnets
49
,
99
,
116
,
185
,
260
,
636
Speece's Poems
118
Spider, The
317
Spring, by Eliza
492
by "a Prisoner"
492
by "Roy"
492
Stanzas
49
,
116
,
119
,
660
Stray Leaves
332
Susquehannah and Lackawanna, Lines on seeing their junction—by Mrs. Sigourney
371
Sybil's Leaf
199
T
"The Dial marks the Sunny Hour"
604
The Declaration
180
"The Dove of my Bosom lies bleeding"
644
The True Foundation
320
"There's nae Laddie Coming," by Hogg
200
"There is a Thought that still obtrudes"
540
"Thou Arch Magician!"
467
Thoughts, by E. A. S.
756
Thoughts on Seeing the Evening Star
319
Translations from Horace
712
from Adrian
712
True Consolation
186
True Riches and Glory
372
"Trust Not," by A. L. B.
320
Truth and Falsehood
320
U
Unfinished Poem, extract from
370
Unreasonable Wishes—to Miss S. S.
494
V
Victim of Disappointment
724
Visit to an Ancestral Vault
200
W
Wanderer, The—by A. L. Beard
392
Washington and Napoleon, Contrasted
90
"We parted, not as Lovers part"
452
What I Love
452
"Where is my Heart"
453
White, Thomas H., Lines in Memory of
491
,
698
Wilde, R. H.—Pieces by him
13
,
99
,
186
,
187
,
231
,
318
Willard, Mrs.—her contributions to the Messenger
538
,
539
Winter Scenes, at Williamsburg
403
Wood, Mrs. Jean—Poems by
209
Y
Young Rosalie Lee
332
Young Child, Lines to
101
Young Lady, Lines to
177
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