A Banjo Song A Career A Drowsy Day After Awhile An Easter Ode An Old Memory A Question A Summer Pastoral A Thanksgiving Poem Christmas Carol Columbian Ode Common Things Confirmation Evening Goin' Back Hymn In Summer Time James Whitcomb Riley John Boyle O'Reilly Justice Keep a Pluggin' Away Life Love's Pictures Lullaby Melancholia Memorial Day Merry Autumn My Love, Irene My Sort o' Man Night of Love Nora: A Serenade Nutting Song October Ode to Ethiopia On the Death of W. C. On the River Poor Withered Rose Songs Songs Sunset Sympathy The "Chronic Kicker" The Light The Meadow Lark The Old Apple Tree The Old Homestead The Ol' Tunes The Sparrow To Dr. James Newton Matthews, Mason,Illinois. To Miss Mary Britton. To Pfrimmer. To the Miami. Welcome Address. Whittier. Worn Out.
Sing me, sweet, a soothing psalm, Holy, tender, low, and calm, Full of drowsy words and dreamy, Sleep half seen where the sides are seamy; Lay my head upon your breast; Sing me to rest.
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