AMERICA FOR ME | Henry van Dyke | 3 | NINETY FIRST PSALM, THE | The Bible | 4 |
TO A WATERFOWL | William Cullen Bryant | 5 |
HOME THOUGHTS FROM ABROAD | Robert Browning | 6 |
FOR A’THAT AND A’ THAT | Robert Burns | 7 |
MY SYMPHONY | William Ellery Channing | 9 |
TODAY | Thomas Carlyle | 9 |
CONCORD HYMNS | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 10 |
HOW SLEEP THE BRAVE | William Collins | 10 |
IN FLANDERS FIELD (ANSWER) | C. B. Galbreath | 11 |
COLOR IN THE WHEAT | Hamlin Garland | 12 |
TROOP OF THE GUARD, THE | Hermann Hagedorn | 13 |
UNCONQUERED | William Ernest Henley | 14 |
OPPORTUNITY | John James Ingalls | 15 |
WHERE SHALL WISDOM BE FOUND | The Bible | 15 |
MORNING | John Keats | 17 |
WHAT CONSTITUTES A STATE | Sir William Jones | 17 |
ROUGE BOUQUET | Joyce Kilmer | 18 |
IF | Rudyard Kipling | 19 |
RECESSIONAL | Rudyard Kipling | 21 |
INDIAN SUMMER DAY ON THE PRAIRIE, AN | Vachel Lindsay | 22 |
EVANGELINE | Henry Wordsworth Longfellow | 23 |
WHEN WAR SHALL BE NO MORE | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 23 |
WASHINGTON | James Russell Lowell | 32 |
VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL, THE | James Russell Lowell | 33 |
OPPORTUNITY | Walter Malone | 45 |
IN FLANDERS FIELD | John McCrae | 46 |
WHAT MAKES A NATION | W. D. Nesbit | 46 |
VITAI LAMPADA | Henry Newbolt | 47 |
ANNABEL LEE | Edgar Allan Poe | 48 |
SOUTH WIND AND THE SUN, THE | James Whitcomb Riley | 49 |
SONG, A | James Whitcomb Riley | 50 |
LUGUBRIOUS WHING-WHANG, THE | James Whitcomb Riley | 51 |
FLEURETTE | Robert W. Service | 52 |
LOVE OF COUNTRY | Sir Walter Scott | 52 |
DAYBREAK | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 56 |
ROLL CALL, THE | N. G. Shepherd | 56 |
AMERICA | Abba Hillel Silver | 58 |
AMERICA | Abba Hillel Silver | 58 |
VESPERS OF A TREE, THE | William L. Stidger | 59 |
NIGHT | Robert Southey | 60 |
THROSTLE, THE | Alfred Tennyson | 60 |
RING OUT, WILD BELLS | Alfred Tennyson | 61 |
TRAGIC STORY, A | William Mackpeace Thackeray | 62 |
THREE JOVIAL WELSHMEN, THE | Unknown | 63 |
OH CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN | Walt Whitman | 64 |
SNOW BOUND | John Greenleaf Whittier | 65 |
DAFFODILS | William Wordsworth | 72 |
MY HEART LEAPS UP | William Wordsworth | 72 |
They do me wrong Who say I come no more, When once I knock And fail to find you in; For every day, I stand Outside your door And bid you wake, And rise, to fight and win. Walter Malone |
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