Father Pumpkin; or, Always in Luck, by John Godfrey Saxe
AN ARABIAN TALE I In Cairo once there dwelt a...
AN ARABIAN TALE I In Cairo once there dwelt a...
A GERMAN FAIRY TALE A fisherman, poor as poor...
Once, when a lad, it was my hap
To gain my m...
There's a clever classic story,
Such as poets...
A TALE OF THE TALMUD I When Solomon was reign...
PART ONE I "Curse on all curs!" I heard a cyn...
When do I mean to marry?--Well,
'T is idle to...
MAUD MULLER, on a summer's day,
Raked the m...
Never in tender quiet lapsed the day
From Penn...
It was the pleasant harvest time,
When cellar...
Well, no! I can't tell whar he lives,
Becaus...
The moon shone calmly bright
Upon the slumb'ri...
Away! Away! We will sail the sea,
To find som...
Old Scotland, thou art waste and wild,
And c...
To sea! To sea! And give the gale,
My jovial ...
Young Mary by the burn,
O lo'ed her o'er them...
The odor's beyond sweet,
but begins there, l...
(for Ben) Guides poled and guests paddled,
...
42nd St. As the funnel of everyone in Times Sq...
How bright this weird autumnal eve--
While the...
Cupid and my Campaspe play'd
At cards for kiss...
As the north wind blows beneath
the floor, be...
Absent from thee, I languish still;
Then ask...
Raising Eve from the red earth beneath the shad...
1. Paperback Byron Walking on beauty
There yo...