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James Whitcomb Riley. Green Fields and Running Brooks, and Other Poems
Green Fields and Running Brooks, and Other Poems
Table of Contents
PROEM
GREEN FIELDS AND RUNNING BROOKS
GREEN FIELDS AND RUNNING BROOKS
A COUNTRY PATHWAY
ON THE BANKS O' DEER CRICK
A DITTY OF NO TONE
I
II
III
A WATER-COLOR
THE CYCLONE
WHERE-AWAY
THE HOME-GOING
HOW JOHN QUIT THE FARM
NORTH AND SOUTH
THE IRON HORSE
HIS MOTHER'S WAY
JAP MILLER
A SOUTHERN SINGER
A DREAM OF AUTUMN
TOM VAN ARDEN
JUST TO BE GOOD
HOME AT NIGHT
THE HOOSIER FOLK-CHILD
JACK THE GIANT KILLER
WHILE THE MUSICIAN PLAYED
AUGUST
TO HEAR HER SING
BEING HIS MOTHER
JUNE AT WOODRUFF
FARMER WHIPPLE.—BACHELOR
DAWN, NOON AND DEWFALL
I
II
III
NESSMUK
AS MY UNCLE USED TO SAY
THE SINGER
A FULL HARVEST
BLIND
RIGHT HERE AT HOME
THE LITTLE FAT DOCTOR
THE SHOEMAKER
THE OLD RETIRED SEA CAPTAIN
ROBERT BURNS WILSON
TO THE SERENADER
THE WIFE-BLESSÉD
I
II
III
SISTER JONES'S CONFESSION
THE CURSE OF THE WANDERING FOOT
A MONUMENT FOR THE SOLDIERS
THE RIVAL
IRY AND BILLY AND JO
A WRAITH OF SUMMERTIME
HER BEAUTIFUL EYES
DOT LEEDLE BOY
DONN PIATT OF MAC-O-CHEE
II
III
IV
THEM FLOWERS
THE QUIET LODGER
THE WATCHES OF THE NIGHT
HIS VIGIL
THE PLAINT HUMAN
BY ANY OTHER NAME
TO AN IMPORTUNATE GHOST
THE QUARREL
THE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW
I
II
THE HEREAFTER
JOHN BROWN
A CUP OF TEA
JUDITH
THE ARTEMUS OF MICHIGAN
THE HOODOO
THE RIVALS; OR THE SHOWMAN'S RUSE
A TRAGI-COMEDY, IN ONE ACT. PERSONS REPRESENTED
WHAT CHRIS'MAS FETCHED THE WIGGINSES
GO, WINTER!
ELIZABETH
I
II
III
SLEEP
DAN PAINE
OLD WINTERS ON THE FARM
AT UTTER LOAF
I
II
III
IV
V
A LOUNGER
A SONG OF LONG AGO
THE CHANT OF THE CROSS-BEARING CHILD
THANKSGIVING
AUTUMN
THE TWINS
BEDOUIN
TUGG MARTIN
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
LET US FORGET
JOHN ALDEN AND PERCILLY
REACH YOUR HAND TO ME
THE ROSE
MY FRIEND
SUSPENSE
THE PASSING OF A HEART
BY HER WHITE BED
WE TO SIGH INSTEAD OF SING
THE BLOSSOMS ON THE TREES
A DISCOURAGING MODEL
LAST NIGHT—AND THIS
SEPTEMBER DARK
I
II
III
A GLIMPSE OF PAN
OUT OF NAZARETH
THE WANDERING JEW
LONGFELLOW
JOHN MCKEEN
THEIR SWEET SORROW
SOME SCATTERING REMARKS OF BUB'S
MR. WHAT'S-HIS-NAME
WHEN AGE COMES ON
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