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- "The Witch of Wenham"
- At Sundown
- Ballads of New England
- The Early Poems of John Greenleaf Whittier
- Snow-Bound. A Winter Idyl
- Songs of Labor, and Other Poems
- Poems: "The Farewell: Of a Virginia Slave Mother to Her Daughters Sold Into Southern Bondage," "Barbara Frietchie," "Disarmament," "The Frost Spirit," "The Pumpkin," "Flowers in Winter"
- "The Gettysburg Address"
- "Second Inaugural Address"
- Uncle Tom's Cabin
- Sojourner Truth, The Libyan Sibyl"
- The girlhood of Harriet Beecher Stowe by Charles Edward Stowe and Lyman Beecher Stowe
- A short biography of Stowe with links to other articles
- "Walden; or, Life in the Woods"
- "Civil Disobedience"
- 8 Poems: "What's the Railroad to Me," "They who Prepare My Evening Meal Below," "On Fields O'er Which the Reaper's Hand has Pass'd," "Pray to What Earth Does This Sweet Cold Belong," "Winter Memories," "Mist," "Smoke," "The Inward Morning"
- Biography, works ("Civil Disobedience," "Life Without Principle," "Plea for Captain John Brown," "Slavery in Massachusetts," "Walden"), commentaries
- "The Battle Hymn of the Republic"
- Sex and Education
- Modern Society
- Passion Flowers
- Later Lyrics
- Kanzas and Nebraska
- Sybaris and Other Homes
- The Brick Moon and Other Stories: "The Brick Moon," "Crusoe in New York," "bread on the Water," "The Lost Palace," "99 Linwood Street," "Ideals," "Thanksgiving at the Polls," "The Survivor's Story"
- The Man Without a Country
- Poems [1896]: "'Tis little I could care for pearls," "Superiority to Fate," "Hope is a subtle glutton," "Forbidden fruit a flavor has," "Heaven is what I cannot reach," "A word is dead," "To venerate the simple days," "It 's such a little thing to weep," "Drowning is not so pitiful," "How still the bells in steeples stand," "If the foolish call them 'flowers,'" "Could mortal lip divine," "My life closed twice before its close," "We never know how high we are," "While I was fearing it, it came," "There is no frigate like a book," "Who has not found the heaven below," "A face devoid of love or grace," "I had a Guinea Golden," "From all the jails the boys and girls," "Few get enough, --enough is one," "Upon the gallows hung a wretch," "I felt a clearing in my mind," "The reticent volcano keeps," "If recollecting were forgetting," "The farthest thunder that I heard," "On the bleakness of my lot," "A door just opened on a street," "Are friends delight or pain," "Ashes denote that fire was," "Fate slew him, but he did not drop," "Finite to fail, but infinite to venture," "I measure every grief I meet," "I have a king who does not speak," "It dropped so low in my regard," "To lose one's faith surpasses," "I had a daily bliss," "I worked for chaff, and earning wheat," "Life, and Death, and Giants," "Our lives are Swiss," "Remembrance has a rear and front," "To hang our head ostensibly," "The brain is wider than the sky," "The bone that has no marrow," "The past is such a curious creature," "To help our bleaker parts," "What soft, cherubic creatures," "Who never wanted,--maddest joy," "It might be easier," "You cannot put a fire out," "A modest lot, a fame petite," "Is bliss, then, such abyss," "I stepped from plank to plank," "One day is there of the series," "Softened by Time's consummate plush," "Proud of my broken heart since thou didst break it," "My worthiness is all my doubt," "Love is anterior to life," "One blessing had I, than the rest," "When roses cease to bloom, dear," "Summer for thee grant I may be," "Split the lark and you'll find the music," "To lose thee, sweeter than to gain," "Poor little heart!," "There is a word," "I 've got an arrow here," "He fumbles at your spirit," "Heart, we will forget him!," "Father, I bring thee not myself," "We outgrow love, like other things," "Not with a club the heart is broken," "My friend must be a bird," "He touched me, so I live to know," "Let me not mar that perfect dream," "I live with him, I see his face," "I envy seas whereon he rides," "A solemn thing it was, I said," "The springtime's pallid landscape," "She slept beneath a tree," "A light exists in spring," "A lady red upon the hill," "Dear March, come in!," "We like March, his shoes are purple," "Not knowing when the dawn will come," "A murmur in the trees to note," "Morning is the place for dew," "To my quick ears the leaves conferred," "A sepal, petal, and a thorn," "High from the earth I heard a bird," "The spider as an artist," "What mystery pervades a well!," "To make a prairie it takes a clover," "It's like the light," "A dew sufficed itself," "His bill an auger is," "Sweet is the swamp with its secrets," "Could I but ride indefinite," "The moon was but a chin of gold," "The bat is dun with wrinkled wings," "You've seen balloons set, haven't you?," "The cricket sang," "Drab habitation of whom?," "A sloop of amber slips away," "Of bronze and blaze," "How the old mountains drip with sunset," "The murmuring of bees has ceased," "This world is not conclusion," "We learn in the retreating," "They say that 'time assuages,'" "We cover thee, sweet face," "That is solemn we have ended," "The stimulus, beyond the grave," "Given in marriage unto thee," "That such have died enables us," "They won't frown always,--some sweet day," "It is an honorable thought," "The distance that the dead have gone," "How dare the robins sing," "Death is like the insect," "'Tis sunrise, little maid, hast thou," "Each that we lose takes part of us," "Not any higher stands the grave," "As far from pity as complaint," "'Tis whiter than an Indian pipe," "She laid her docile crescent down," "Bless God, he went as soldiers," "Immortal is an ample word," "Where every bird is bold to go," "The grave my little cottage is," "This was in the white of the year," "Sweet hours have perished here," "Me! Come! My dazzled face," "From us she wandered now a year," "I wish I knew that woman's name," "Bereaved of all, I went abroad," "I felt a funeral in my brain," "I meant to find her when I came," "I sing to use the waiting," "A sickness of this world it most occasions," "Superfluous were the sun," "So proud she was to die," "Tie the strings to my life, my Lord," "The dying need but little, dear," "There's something quieter than sleep," "The soul should always stand ajar," "Three weeks passed since I had seen her," "I breathed enough to learn the trick," "I wonder if the sepulchre," "If tolling bell I ask the cause," "If I may have it when it's dead," "Before the ice is in the pools," "I heard a fly buzz when I died," "Adrift! A little boat adrift!," "There's been a death in the opposite house," "We never know we go,--when we are going," "It struck me every day," "Water is taught by thirst," "We thirst at fast,--'t is Nature's act," "A clock stopped--not the mantel's," "All overgrown by cunning moss," "A toad can die of light!," "Far from love the Heavenly Father," "A long, long sleep, a famous sleep," A'Twas just this time last year I died," "On this wondrous sea"
- Poems: "Success," "Our share of night to bear," "Rouge et Noir," "Rouge gagne," "Glee ! the great storm is over," "If I can stop one heart from breaking," "Almost," "A wounded deer leaps highest," "The heart asks pleasure first," "In a Library," "Much madness is divinest sense," "I asked no other thing," "Exclusion," "The Secret," "The Lonely House," "To fight aloud is very brave," "Dawn," "The Book of Martyrs," "The Mystery of Pain," "I taste a liquor never brewed," "A Book," "I had no time to hate, because," "Unreturning," "Whether my bark went down at sea," "Belshazzar had a letter," "The brain within its groove," "Mine," "Bequest," "Alter? When the hills do," "Suspense," "Surrender," "If you were coming in the fall," "With a Flower," "Proof," "Have you got a brook in your little heart?," "Transplanted," "The Outlet," "In vain," "Renunciation," "Love's Baptism," "Resurrection," "Apocalypse," "The Wife," "Apotheosis," "New feet within my garden go," "Mayflower," "Why?," "Perhaps you'd like to buy a flower," "The pedigree of honey," "A Service of Song," "The bee is not afraid of me," "Summer's Armies," "The Grass," "A little road not made of man," "Summer Shower," "Psalm of the Day," "The Sea of Sunset," "Purple Clover," "The Bee," "Presentiment is that long shadow," "As children bid the guest good-night," "Angels in the early morning," "So bashful when I spied her," "Two Worlds," "The Mountain," "A Day," "The butterfly's assumption-gown," "The Wind," "Death and Life," "'T was later when the summer went," "Indian Summer," "Autumn," "Beclouded," "The Hemlock," "There's a certain slant of light," "One dignity delays for all," "Too Late," "Astra Castra," "Safe in the alabaster chambers," "On this long storm the rainbow rose," "From the chrysalis," "Setting sail," "Look back on time with kindly eyes," "A train went through a burial gate," "I died for beauty, but was scarce," "Troubled about many things," "Real," "A Funeral," "I went to thank her," "I've seen a dying eye," "Refuge," "I never saw a moor," "Playmates," "To know just how he suffered," "The last night that she lived," "The First Lesson," "The bustle in a house," "I reason, earth is short," "Afraid? Of whom am I afraid?," "Dying," "Two swimmers wrestled on a spar," "The Chariot," "She went as quiet as the dew," "Resurgam," "Except to heaven she is nought," "Death is a dialogue between," "It was too late for man," "Along the Potomac," "The daisy follows soft the Sun," "Emancipation," "Lost," "If I shouldn't be alive," "Sleep is supposed to be," "I shall know why when time is over," "I never lost as much but twice"
- The Emily Dickinson International Society
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- East and West, Poems
- Poems
- Selected Poems: "The Mission Bells of Monterey," "The Old Camp-Fire," "Crotalus," "The Mountain Heart's--Ease," "San Francisco," "Grizzly," "Madrono," "Coyote," "To A Sea Bird"
- Selected Stories by Bret Harte: "The Luck of Roaring Camp," "The Outcasts of Poker Flat," "Miggles," "Tennessee's Partner," "The Idyl of Red Gulch," "Brown of Calaveras," "High-Water Mark," "A Lonely Ride," "The Man of No Account," "Mliss," "The Right Eye of the Commander," "Notes by Flood and Field," "An Episode of Fiddletown," "Barker's Luck," "A Yellow Dog," "A Mother of Five," "Bugler's Reputation," "In the Tules," "A Convert of the Mission," "The Indiscretion of Elsbeth," "The Devotion of Enriquez"
- "The Outcasts of Poker Flat"
- "The Luck of Roaring Camp"
- "Tennessee's Partner"
- The Complete Poetical Works of Joaquin Miller
- The Danites: and Other Selections from the Writings of Joaquin Miller, "The Poet of the Sierras"
- "The Boarded Window"
- "An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge"
- My Favorite Murder
- The Devil's Dictionary
- Fantastic Fables
- Can Such Things Be: "The Death of Halpin Frayser," "The Secret of Macarger's Gulch," "One Summer Night," "The Moonlit Road," "A Diagnosis of Death," "Moxon's Master," "A Tough Tussle," "One of Twins," "The Haunted Valley," "A Jug of Syrup," "Staley Fleming's Hallucination," "A Resumed Identity," "A Baby Tramp," "The Night-Doing's at 'Deadman's,'" "Beyond the Wall," "A Psychological Shipwreck," "The Middle Toe of the Right Foot," "John Mortonson's Funeral," "The Realm of the Unreal," "John Bartine's Watch," "The Damned Thing," "Haita the Shepherd," "An Inhabitant of Carcosa," "The Stranger"
- "Uncle Remus Stories": "Uncle Remus Initiates the Little Boy," "The Wonderful Tar-Baby Story," "How Mr. Rabbit was Too Sharp for Mr. Fox," "Miss Cow Falls a Victim to Mr. Rabbit," "Old Mr. Rabbit, He's a Good Fisherman Was," "A Story About Little Rabbits," "Why the Negro is Black"
- "Spirits Seen and Unseen"
- Uncle Remus Web Site
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