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Eugene Field
Author Code: AEUF
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Born: Sep. 2, 1850 - St. Louis, Missouri, USA Died: Nov. 4, 1895 - Chicago, Illinois, USA
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Educated at William's College, Massachusetts, Knox College and the University of Missouri, Field had written his first poem when he was only nine. During college, Field was a co-founder and literary editor of The Missourian, the campus newspaper. He joined the staff of the St. Louis Journal in 1873 and the following year he married Julia Comstock. He worked as a journalist for a number of Midwestern newspapers before joining the Chicago Daily News as a columnist in 1883. For the next twelve years, Field's column, "Sharps and Flats" was one of the most popular among readers. Today he is best remembered for his children's verse, especially the poem Dutch Lullaby with the characters Wynken, Blynken and Nod. In 1889, he published A Little Book of Western Verse which sold very well. His other works included Christian Treasures (1879), Culture's Garland (1887), Little Book of Profitable Tales (1889), With Trumpet and Drum (1892), Holy Cross and Other Tales (1893), Love Songs of Childhood (1894), Little Willie (1895) and Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac (1896 Posthumous). |
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John Smith, USA
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Abu Midjan
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Alaskan Balladry
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Alaskan Balladry, No. 1.
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Armenian Folk-song - the Partridge
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Armenian Folk-song - the Stork
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The Ars Poetica of Horace - XXIII
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An Autumn Treasure-trove
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The Bibliomaniacs Bride
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The Blue and the Gray
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The Bottle and the Bird
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To De Witt Miller
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Dead Roses
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A Democratic Hymn
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Dibdins Ghost
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The Divine Lullaby
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The Dying Year
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An Eclogue From Virgil
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Egyptian Folk-song
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Ezra J. MManus to A Soubrette
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A Fickle Woman
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The Fishermans Feast
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Francois Villon
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The Happy Isles of Horace
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Horace I, 22
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Horace I, 31
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Horace I, 4.
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Horace II, 13.
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Horace II, 3
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Horace IV, II
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Horace to His Lute
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Horace to Maecenas
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Horaces Sailor and Shade.
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Horatian Lyrics
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Hugos Pool in the Forest.
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It is the Printers Fault
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To John J. Knickerbocker, Jr.
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John Smith
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Long Meter
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Love Song - Heine
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Lydia Dick
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The Man Who Worked with Dana on the Sun.
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Marthys Younkit
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Mediaeval Eventide Song
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The Monstrous Pleasant Ballad of the Taylor Pup
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Mortality
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My Playmates
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In New Orleans
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Old Dutch Love Song
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The Perpetual Wooing
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The Peter-bird
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Plaint of the Missouri Coon in the Berlin Zoological Gardens
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Summer Heat
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The Tin Bank
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The Two Coffins
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Uhlands Chapel.
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The Vision of the Holy Grail
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When the Poet Came
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1905 |
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300k |
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| AEUF006 |
A Little Book of Profitable Tales
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Bill, the Lokil Editor
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The Coming of the Prince
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The Cyclopeedy
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The Divells Chrystmass
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Dock Stebbins
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Ezras Thanksgivin Out West
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The Fairies of Pesth
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Fidos Little Friend
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The First Christmas Tree
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The Hampshire Hills
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The Little Yaller Baby
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Ludwig and Eloise
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Margaret: A Pearl
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The Mountain and the Sea
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The Mouse and the Moonbeam
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The Oak-tree and the Ivy
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The Old Man
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The Robin and the Violet
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Rodolph and His King
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The Springtime
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The Symbol and the Saint
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1889 |
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| AEUF001 |
A Little Book of Western Verse
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Ailsie, My Bairn
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Apple-pie and Cheese
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At the Door
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Bérangers Broken Fiddle
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Bérangers Ma Vocation
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Bérangers My Last Song Perhaps
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The Bibliomaniacs Bride
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The Bibliomaniacs Prayer
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Caseys Table Dhôte
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A Chaucerian Paraphrase of Horace
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Child and Mother
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Christmas Hymn
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Christmas Treasures
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Chrystmasse of Olde
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The Conversazzhyony
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Cornish Lullaby
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De Amicitiis
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The Death of Robin Hood
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The Divine Lullaby
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Dutch Lullaby (Wynken, Blynken and Nod)
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In the Firelight
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Good-by- God Bless You!
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The Happy Isles of Horace
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Heines Widow Or Daughter?
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Hi-Spy
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Horace and Lydia Reconciled
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Horace III. 13
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Horace to Melpomene
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Horace to Phyllis
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Horace to Pyrrha
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Hugos Flower to Butterfly
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In Flanders
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Japanese Lullaby
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Krinken
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Little Boy Blue
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Little Croodlin Doo
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Little Mack
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The Little Peach
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Lollyby, Lolly, Lollyby
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Long Ago
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Lullaby; By the Sea
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The Lyttel Boy
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Madge: Ye Hoyden
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Marthys Younkit
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Mediaeval Eventide Song
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Mother and Child
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Mr. Dana, of the New York Sun
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Norse Lullaby
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Old English Lullaby
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Orkney Lullaby
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Our Biggest Fish
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Our Lady of the Mine
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Our Two Opinions
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Prof. Vere De Blaw
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A Proper Trewe Idyll of Camelot
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To Robin Goodfellow
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Sicilian Lullaby
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Soldier, Maiden, and Flower
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Some Time
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To A Soubrette
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Thirty-nine
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The Truth About Horace
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The Twenty-third Psalm
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Uhlands Three Cavaliers
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To A Usurper
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The Wanderer
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Yvytot
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1889 |
102 |
369k |
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| AEUF003 |
The Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac
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1896 (Posthumous) |
64 |
367k |
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| AEUF005 |
Love-Songs of Childhood
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At Play
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Beard and Baby
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The Bench-Legged Fyce
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Booh!
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The Bottle Tree
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The Brook
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The Cunnin Little Thing
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The Dead Babe
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The Delectable Ballad of the Waller Lot
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The Dinkey Bird
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The Dolls Wooing
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The Drum
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The Duel
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Fiddle-dee-dee
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Fisherman Jims Kids
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The Fly-Away Horse
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Garden and Cradle
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Good-Children Street
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Googly-goo
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The Happy Household
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The Humming Top
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Inscription for My Little Sons Silver Plate
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Jest Fore Christmas
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Kissing Time
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Lady Button-Eyes
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Little All-Aloney
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Little Miss Brag
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Little-Oh Dear
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The Night Wind
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Over the Hills and Far Away
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Picnic-Time
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The Ride to Bumpville
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The Rock-a-By Lady
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Seein Things
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Shuffle-shoon and Amber-locks
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The Shut-Eye Train
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So, So, Rock-a-By So!
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The Song of Luddy-Dud
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The Stork
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Swing High and Swing Low
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A Valentine
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When I Was A Boy
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| AEUF002 |
Songs and Other Verse
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Abu Midjan
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After Reading Trollopes History of Florence
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The Ballad of the Taylor Pup
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Ballad of Women I Love
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Ben Apfelgarten
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Bérangers To My Old Coat.
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The Bow-leg Boy
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The Broken Ring
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By My Sweetheart
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Christmas Hymn
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To Cinna
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Clare Market
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Contentment
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The Convalescent Gripster
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Der Mann Im Keller
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The Discreet Collector
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Dr. Sam
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A Dream of Sunshine
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The Dreams
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The Dream-ship
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A Drinking Song
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Ed
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To Emma Abbott
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The Great Journalist in Spain
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Guess
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A Heine Love Song
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How Salty Win Out
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Hugos Pool in the Forest
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Hymn
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The Jaffa and Jerusalem Railway
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Jennie
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Jessie
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The Limitations of Youth
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Love Song - Heine
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A Lullaby
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Lyman, Frederick, and Jim
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Mary Smith
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Mother and Sphinx
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My Playmates
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Mysterious Doings
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In New Orleans
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New-Years Eve
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The Old Homestead
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Old Spanish Song
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Pan Liveth
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A Paraphrase of Heine
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A Paraphrase
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The Peter-Bird
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A Piteous Plaint
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In Praise of Contentment
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A Rhine-land Drinking Song
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The Singing in Gods Acre
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Sisters Cake
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The Sleeping Child
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A Spring Poem From Bion
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Star of the East
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The Stoddards
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Stoves and Sunshine
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The Straw Parlor
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Suppose
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The Three Tailors
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Twin Idols
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The Two Coffins
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Two Idylls From Bion the Smyrnean
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The Two Little Skeezucks
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Two Valentines
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Uhlands Chapel
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Uhlands White Stag
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A Valentine
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The Wind
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Winfreda
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With Brutus in St. Jo
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With Two Spoons for Two Spoons
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The Wooing of the Southland
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1896 (Posthumous) |
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362k |
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| AEUF007 |
The Werewolf
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1893 |
6 |
97k |
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