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| A Summer's Day |
9 |
| A Hymb of Faith |
13 |
| Wortermelon Time |
16 |
| My Philosofy |
20 |
| When the Frost is on the Punkin |
23 |
| On the Death of Little Mahala Ashcraft |
26 |
| The Mulberry Tree |
29 |
| To my Old Friend, William Leachman |
31 |
| My Fiddle |
36 |
| The Clover |
39 |
NEGHBORLY POEMS
On Friendship, Grief and Farm-Life |
| Us Farmers in the Country, as the Seasons go and Come |
42 |
| Erasmus Wilson |
43 |
| My Ruthers |
48 |
| On a Dead Babe |
51 |
| A Old Played-out Song |
52 |
| "Coon-dog Wess" |
55 |
| Perfesser John Clark Ridpath |
62 |
| A Tale of the Airly Days |
66 |
| "Mylo Jones's Wife" |
68 |
| On a Splendud Match |
71 |
| Old John Clevenger on Buckeyes |
72 |
| The Hoss |
78 |
| Ezra House |
82 |
| A Pen-Pictur' |
86 |
| Wet-weather Talk |
90 |
| Thoughts on a Pore Joke |
93 |
| A Mortul Prayer |
94 |
| The First Bluebird |
96 |
| Evagene Baker |
97 |
| On any Ordenary Man |
100 |
| Town and Country |
101 |
