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An Irish Crazy-Quilt

by Arthur M. Forrester

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  1. 1Title page
  2. 2The Church of Ballymore
  3. 3The Old Boreen
  4. 4An Irish Schoolhouse
  5. 5Pat Murphy’s Cows
  6. 6Father Tom Malone — A Land League Reminiscence
  7. 7You Can Guess
  8. 8Only!
  9. 9Songs of Innisfail
  10. 10Taming a Tiger
  11. 11The Lord of Kenmare
  12. 12Ryan’s Revenge
  13. 13“Harvey Duff”
  14. 14A Seditious Slide
  15. 15Ivan Petrokoffsky
  16. 16The Emperor’s Ring
  17. 17Black Loris
  18. 18Who Shot Phlynn’s Hat?
  19. 19The Red-Heart Daisy — A Russian Allegory
  20. 20The Tide Is Turning
  21. 21Our Own Again
  22. 22The Tale of a Tail
  23. 23The Sea-Sick Sub-Commissioners
  24. 24Caoine of the Clare Constabulary
  25. 25Clause Twenty-Six. (A Cotter’s Revery on the Emigration Clause of t…
  26. 26Jenkins, M. P.
  27. 27Thady Malone
  28. 28Rory’s Reverie
  29. 29A Double Surprise
  30. 30Our Land Shall Be Free
  31. 31Philipson’s Party
  32. 32The Felons of Our Land
  33. 33An Official Valuation
  34. 34A Bewildered Boycotter
  35. 35A Complaint of Coercion
  36. 36O’Neill’s Address — Benburb: June 6, 1646
  37. 37The Fenian’s Dream — Christmas, 1867
  38. 38The Speaker’s Complaint
  39. 39Erin Machree (1798)
  40. 40That Traitor Timmins
  41. 41Balfour’s Wish
  42. 42Our Cause
  43. 43Served Him Right
  44. 44Rapparee Song
  45. 45To the Landlords of Ireland
  46. 46Balfour Rejoices
  47. 47A Picturesque Penny-a-Liner
  48. 48The Irish Brigade
  49. 49Snooks
  50. 50Caledonian Candlesticks
  51. 51Faithful to the Last
  52. 52Fenian Battle-Song
  53. 53The Grave of the Martyrs
  54. 54Death’s Victory. In Memoriam John Boyle O’Reilly
  55. 55The Green Flag at Fredericksburg
  56. 56The Flag of Our Land
  57. 57Hurrah for Liberty
  58. 58The Messenger — November 23, 1867
  59. 59A Typical Trial
  60. 60John Bull’s Appeal to Jonathan
  61. 61The Story of a Bomb
  62. 62Avenging, Though Dim (1798)
  63. 63Christmas Dirge of the London Police (1885)
  64. 64Ireland’s Prayer (May, 1885)
  65. 65John Bull’s New Year
  66. 66Ready and Steady — A Fenian New-Year Song (1867)
  67. 67Why Smithers Resigned
  68. 68The Charge of the Guards at London Tower. By Alfred Tennyson’s Ghost
  69. 69An Address to Slaves
  70. 70Exploits of an Irish Reporter
  71. 71A Political Lesson Spoiled
  72. 72The Lion’s Lamentation
  73. 73Memorial Ode to the Irish Dead Who Were Slaughtered During the Fift…
  74. 74An Orange Oration
  75. 75Contrary Cognomens
  76. 76An Æsthetic Wooing
  77. 77The Drunkard’s Dream
  78. 78Frederick’s Folly
  79. 79Constable X.
  80. 80Lucifer’s Laboratory
  81. 81The Monopolist’s Moan
  82. 82With the Grand Army Veterans. At Grant’s Funeral, August 8, 1885
  83. 83The Irish Soldier at Grant’s Grave
  84. 84Maine and Mayo
  85. 85A Sandy Row Skirmish
  86. 86The Priest With the Brogue — A Miner’s Reminiscence
  87. 87Arab War Song
  88. 88Hobbies in Our Block
  89. 89Not a John L. Sullivan
  90. 90The Linguist of the Liffey
  91. 91A Windy Day at Cabra
  92. 92Peggy O’Shea — An Irish Serenade
  93. 93The Boston Carrier’s Plaint
  94. 94Apropos of the Census
  95. 95New England’s Marksmen
  96. 96A Mixed Antiquarian
  97. 97Jones’s Umbrella
  98. 98Lessons in the French Drama
  99. 99Calcraft and Price — A Lyric for Loyalists
  100. 100Entitled to a Raise — Suggested by a Royal Irish Constabulary Petition
  101. 101The Postman’s Wooing — The Postman’s Plight
  102. 102Sonnets to a Shoemaker
  103. 103A Commercial Crisis
  104. 104At the College Sports
  105. 105A Musical Revenge
  106. 106A Liar Laid Out
  107. 107Mulrooney — A Trooper’s Tale

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