The Poets and Poetry of Cecil County, Maryland. Various

Katie Saved the Train.

       Off the Skidloe.

       Life’s Crosses.

       Nathan Covington Brooks, A.M., LL.D.

       The Mother to Her Dead Boy.

       To a Dove.

       Mourning amid the Ruins of an Ancient Church.

       Fall of Superstition.

       A Prize Poem.

       The Infant St. John, the Baptist.

       Shelley’s Obsequies.

       The Fountain Revisited.

       Death of Samson.

       An Infant’s Prayer.

       John Marchborn Cooley.

       A Story with a Moral.

       Forty Years After.

       The Past.

       Loved and Lost.

       Death of Henry Clay, Jr.

       Killed in One of the Battles of the Mexican War.

       A Valentine.

       Lines

       Suggested on Visiting the Grave of a Dear Friend.

       George Washington Cruikshank.

       STONEWALL JACKSON.

       [1863.]

       An Impromptu on Hearing of His Death.

       In Memoriam.

       Frank M. Cruikshank, Died 1862.

       New-Year Ode.

       [1863.]

       My Birthday.

       To S—— 1864.

       Mrs. Annie Mc Carer Darlington.

       A Birthday Greeting

       To My Little Nephew.

       [July 4th, 1886.]

       Murmurings.

       The Old Oak Tree.

       Sweet Florida.

       Evening.

       Rev. William Duke.

       Hymn.

       Hymn.

       Rejoicing in Hope.

       Hymn.

       Remorse.

       Morning.

       Edwin Evans Ewing.

       The Cherubim—A Vision.

       Death and Beauty.

       Take the Harp.

       To Kate.

       Death of the Beautiful.

       Asphodel.

       William Pinkney Ewing.

       The Angel Voice.

       Then and Now.

       The Neglected Harp.