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INDEX OF FIRST LINES

Forever cherished be the tree

281

Frequently the woods are pink

98

From all the jails the boys and girls

56

From cocoon forth a butterfly

79

From us she wandered now a year

236

G

Give little anguish

313

Given in marriage unto thee

228

Glee! the great storm is over!

5

Glory is the bright tragic thing

263

Glowing is her Bonnet

280

God gave a loaf to every bird

31

God made a little gentian

105

God permits industrious angels

189

Going to heaven!

202

Going to him! Happy letter! Tell him

259

Good night! which put the candle out?

37

Great streets of silence led away

223

H

Had this one day not been

310

Have you got a brook in your little heart

149

Heart not so heavy as mine

40

Heart, we will forget him!

172

He ate and drank the precious words

14

Heaven is what I cannot reach!

49

|"Heavenly Father," take to thee

298

He fumbles at your spirit

171

He preached upon "breadth" till it argued him narrow

36

He put the belt around my life

165

Her final summer was it

217

Her Grace is all she has

309

Her "Last Poems"

292

He touched me, so I live to know

174

High from the earth I heard a bird

132

His bill an auger is

135

His Cheek is his Biographer

298

His mind, of man a secret makes

264

Hope is a subtle glutton

48

Hope is the thing with feathers

19

How dare the robins sing

230

How destitute is he

306

How happy is the little stone

97

How many times these low feet staggered

186

How still the bells in steeples stand

51

How the old mountains drip with sunset

141

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