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| Section | Page |
| Start of eBook | 1 |
| OKLAHOMA. | 1 |
| AT PERRY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1893. | 4 |
| A CHRISTMAS CAROL. | 6 |
| IF WE DON’T OR IF WE DO. | 7 |
| JULY FOURTH. | 9 |
| LOVE. | 10 |
| EX ANIMA. | 12 |
| THE FARMER. | 13 |
| THE WORKINGMAN. | 14 |
| CHRISTMAS TIME. | 16 |
| IF WE BUT KNEW. | 17 |
| DESPONDENCY. | 18 |
| TWO LIVES. | 20 |
| SPINSTERHOOD. | 21 |
| STANZAS. | 22 |
| GOOD-NIGHT. | 24 |
| DISCONTENT. | 25 |
| THE WAY OF THE WORLD. | 25 |
| IN THE VALES. | 26 |
| AT THE MILL. | 27 |
| THE GROWTH OF SONG. | 28 |
| COMPENSATION. | 28 |
| SING NOT OF BEAUTY. | 29 |
| WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES. | 29 |
| HE SLEEPS AT LAST. | 30 |
| WHEN WE SHALL MEET. | 30 |
| HAD WE NOT MET. | 31 |
| OKLAHOMA,—A SONNET. | 31 |
| RECONCILED. | 32 |
| SONNET. | 32 |
| POEMS. | 33 |
| TO ONE WHO PLEDGED HER FRIENDSHIP. | 33 |
