A Few More Verses

A Few More Verses

Susan Coolidge, American children's author (1835 – 1905)


This ebook presents «A Few More Verses», from Susan Coolidge. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.


Table of Contents

- About This Book

- A Benediction

- To Arcite At The Wars

- New Every Morning

- Lohengrin

- A Single Stitch

- Reply

- Talitha Cumi

- The Better Way

- Forever

- Miracle

- Charlotte Brontë

- End And Means

- Comforted

- Words

- Influence

- An Easter Song

- So Long Ago

- A Birthday

- Derelict

- H. H

- Freedom

- The Vision And The Summons

- Forecast

- Early Taken

- Some Lover's Dear Thought

- Ashes

- One Lesser Joy

- Close At Hand

- Only A Dream

- At The Altar

- Eternity

- Restfulness

- In And On

- A Day-time Moon

- A Midnight Sun

- Her Voice

- A Florentine Juliet

- Here And There

- Forward

- In Her Garden

- On Easter Day

- Der Abend Ist Der Beste

- Optimism

- He Shall Drink Of The Brook By The Way

- Three Pictures

- The Two Shores

- Arise, Shine, For Thy Light Has Come

- A Withered Violet

- Darkened

- The Keys Of Granada

- Bereaved

- How Can They Bear It Up In Heaven

- Wave After Wave

- The Word With Power

- To Felicia Singing

- Eurydice

- Three Worlds

- Opportunity

- Christ Before Pilate

- Non Omnis Moriar

- At Dawn Of Day

- What Might Have Been

- Some Time

- The Stars Are In The Sky All Day

- Now

- Just Beyond

- Contact

- An Easter Song

- Concord

- Hereafter

- Our Daily Bread

- Sleeping And Waking

- Thorns

- A New-england Lady

- Under The Snow

- Sonnet For A Birthday

- Many Waters Cannot Quench Love

- Unexhausted

- Welcome And Farewell

- Life

- Shut In

- Good-by

- What The Angel Said

- Commonplace

- Gold, Frankincense, And Myrrh

- A Thought

- At Flood

- The Angels

- Not Yet

- To-day And To-morrow

- That Was The True Light, That Lighteth Every Man That Cometh Into The World

- The Star

- Helen

- Lux In Tenebris

- Lent

- Palm Sunday

- Soul And Body

- Sound At Core

- The Old Village

- A Greeting

- Changeless

- Easter

- The World Is Vast