New Hampshire
A Poem with Notes and Grace Notes
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NEW HAMPSHIRE A POEM WITH NOTES AND GRACE NOTES BY ROBERT FROST WITH WOODCUTS BY J. J. LANKES PUBLISHED BY HENRY HOLT & COMPANY : NEW YORK : MCMXXIII
CONTENTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE
A STAR IN A STONE-BOAT (For Lincoln MacVeagh)
THE CENSUS-TAKER
THE STAR-SPLITTER
MAPLE
THE AXE-HELVE
THE GRINDSTONE
PAUL’S WIFE
WILD GRAPES
PLACE FOR A THIRD
TWO WITCHES
I. THE WITCH OF COÖS Circa 1922
II. THE PAUPER WITCH OF GRAFTON
AN EMPTY THREAT
A FOUNTAIN, A BOTTLE, A DONKEY’S EARS AND SOME BOOKS
I WILL SING YOU ONE-O
FRAGMENTARY BLUE
FIRE AND ICE
IN A DISUSED GRAVEYARD
DUST OF SNOW
TO E. T.
NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY
THE RUNAWAY
THE AIM WAS SONG
STOPPING BY WOODS ON SNOWY EVENING
FOR ONCE, THEN, SOMETHING
BLUE-BUTTERFLY DAY
THE ONSET
TO EARTHWARD
GOOD-BYE AND KEEP COLD
TWO LOOK AT TWO
NOT TO KEEP
A BROOK IN THE CITY
THE KITCHEN CHIMNEY
LOOKING FOR A SUNSET BIRD IN WINTER
A BOUNDLESS MOMENT
EVENING IN A SUGAR ORCHARD
GATHERING LEAVES
THE VALLEY’S SINGING DAY
MISGIVING
A HILLSIDE THAW
PLOWMEN
ON A TREE FALLEN ACROSS THE ROAD (To hear us talk)
OUR SINGING STRENGTH
THE LOCKLESS DOOR
THE NEED OF BEING VERSED IN COUNTRY THINGS
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