The Kings and Queens of England with Other Poems
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THE KINGS AND QUEENS OF ENGLAND
WITH OTHER POEMS
BY
MARY ANN H.T. BIGELOW
PUBLISHED FOR THE AUTHOR
MDCCCLIII.
Preface.
Contents.
Poems.
The Kings and Queens of England,
From the Battle of Hastings or the Norman Conquest, to the Present Reign, Inclusive.
To my Daughter Elizabeth.
Acrostic.
The Evening of Life.
An Acrostic.
An Acrostic.
Written upon Receiving a New Year's Gift.
Lines
To The Memory Of Patrick Kelley, Who By His Many Good Qualities During Some Years' Residence In My Family, Greatly Endeared Himself To Me And Mine.
My S.S. Class.
For my Grandsons, Eddy and Ally.
For my Grand-Daughters, M. and L.—an Acrostic.
For my Friend Mrs. R.
For my Niece Angeline.
An Acrostic.
Acrostic.
She Slumbers Still.
To a Friend in the City,
From her Friend in the Country.
Reply:
Which I am grateful for Permission to insert.
Rejoinder to the foregoing Reply.
To my Friend Mr. J. Ellis.
A Pastoral.
The Jessamine.
Eddie to Jessie.
For the S.S. Concert,
In the Wayland Orthodox Church.
Feed my Lambs.
“God is Love.”
To my Friend Mrs. Lloyd
Escape of the Israelites,
And Destruction of Pharaoh.
Hymn,
Sung at the Ordination of the Rev. Henry Allen.
Margaret's Remembrance of Lightfoot.
"The Clouds return after the Rain."
The Nocturnal Visit.
Sovereignty of God and Free Agency of Man.
Autumn and Sunset.
“My times are in thy hand.”
November.
Winter.
Life's Changes.
Lines.
“Take no thought for the morrow.”
Reminiscences of the Departed.
“Let me die the death of the righteous.”
The Great Physician.
To my Niece, Mrs. M.A. Caldwell.
The Morning Drive.
For my Daughter Margaret.
Reply to a Toast,
Sent by Mr. W. to the Ladies of Wayland, at their Fair held on May-Day.
To Mr. C.R.
For many Years deprived of Sight.
To my Missionary Friends,
Mr. and Mrs. I.G. Bliss.
To My Husband.
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