The Walt Whitman Archive
Leaves of Grass (1891-92)
Table of Contents
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inscriptions.
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one's-self i sing.
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as i ponder'd in silence.
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in cabin'd ships at sea.
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to foreign lands.
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to a historian.
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to thee old cause.
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eidólons.
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for him i sing.
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when i read the book.
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beginning my studies.
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beginners.
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to the states.
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on journeys through the states.
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to a certain cantatrice.
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me imperturbe.
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savantism.
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the ship starting.
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i hear america singing.
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what place is besieged?
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still though the one i sing.
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shut not your doors.
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poets to come.
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to you.
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thou reader.
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starting from paumanok.
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song of myself.
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children of adam.
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to the garden the world
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from pent-up aching rivers.
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i sing the body electric.
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a woman waits for me.
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spontaneous me.
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one hour to madness and joy.
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out of the rolling ocean the crowd.
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ages and ages returning at intervals.
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we two, how long we were fool'd.
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o hymen! o hymenee!
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i am he that aches with love.
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native moments.
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once i pass'd through a populous city.
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i heard you solemn-sweet pipes of the organ.
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facing west from california's shores.
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as adam early in the morning.
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calamus.
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in paths untrodden.
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scented herbage of my breast.
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whoever you are holding me now in hand.
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for you o democracy.
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these i singing in spring.
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not heaving from my ribb'd breast only.
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of the terrible doubt of appearances.
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the base of all metaphysics.
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recorders ages hence.
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when i heard at the close of the day.
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are you the new person drawn toward me?
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roots and leaves themselves alone.
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not heat flames up and consumes.
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trickle drops.
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city of orgies.
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behold this swarthy face.
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i saw in louisiana a live-oak growing.
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to a stranger.
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this moment yearning and thoughtful.
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i hear it was charged against me.
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the prairie-grass dividing.
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when i peruse the conquer'd fame.
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we two boys together clinging.
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a promise to california.
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here the frailest leaves of me.
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no labor-saving machine.
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a glimpse.
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a leaf for hand in hand.
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earth, my likeness.
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i dream'd in a dream.
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what think you i take my pen in hand?
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to the east and to the west.
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sometimes with one i love.
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to a western boy.
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fast anchor'd eternal o love!
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among the multitude.
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o you whom i often and silently come.
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that shadow my likeness.
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full of life now.
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salut au monde!
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song of the open road.
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crossing brooklyn ferry.
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song of the answerer.
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our old feuillage.
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a song of joys.
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song of the broad-axe.
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song of the exposition.
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song of the redwood-tree.
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a song for occupations.
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a song of the rolling earth.
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youth, day, old age and night.
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birds of passage.
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song of the universal.
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pioneers! o pioneers!
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to you.
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france,
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myself and mine.
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year of meteors.
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with antecedents.
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a broadway pageant.
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sea-drift.
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out of the cradle endlessly rocking.
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as i ebb'd with the ocean of life.
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tears.
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to the man-of-war-bird.
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aboard at a ship's helm.
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on the beach at night.
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the world below the brine.
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on the beach at night alone.
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song for all seas, all ships.
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patroling barnegat.
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after the sea-ship.
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by the roadside.
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a boston ballad.
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europe,
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a hand-mirror.
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gods.
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germs.
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thoughts.
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when i heard the learn'd astronomer.
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perfections.
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o me! o life!
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to a president.
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i sit and look out.
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to rich givers.
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the dalliance of the eagles.
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roaming in thought.
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a farm picture.
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a child's amaze
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the runner.
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beautiful women.
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mother and babe.
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thought.
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visor'd.
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thought.
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gliding o'er all.
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hast never come to thee an hour.
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thought.
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to old age.
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locations and times.
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offerings.
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to the states,
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drum-taps.
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first o songs for a prelude.
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eighteen sixty-one.
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beat! beat! drums!
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from paumanok starting i fly like a bird.
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song of the banner at daybreak.
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rise o days from your fathomless deeps.
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virginia—the west.
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city of ships.
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the centenarian's story.
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cavalry crossing a ford.
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bivouac on a mountain side.
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an army corps on the march.
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by the bivouac's fitful flame.
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come up from the fields father.
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vigil strange i kept on the field one night.
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a march in the ranks hard-prest, and the road unknown.
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a sight in camp in the daybreak gray and dim.
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as toilsome i wander'd virginia's woods.
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not the pilot.
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year that trembled and reel'd beneath me.
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the wound-dresser.
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long, too long america.
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give me the splendid silent sun.
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dirge for two veterans.
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over the carnage rose prophetic a voice.
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i saw old general at bay.
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the artilleryman's vision.
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ethiopia saluting the colors.
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not youth pertains to me.
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race of veterans.
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world take good notice.
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o tan-faced prairie-boy.
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look down fair moon.
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reconciliation.
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how solemn as one by one.
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as i lay with my head in your lap camerado.
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delicate cluster.
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to a certain civilian.
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lo, victress on the peaks.
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spirit whose work is done.
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adieu to a soldier.
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turn o libertad.
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to the leaven'd soil they trod.
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memories of president lincoln.
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when lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd.
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o captain! my captain!
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hush'd be the camps to-day.
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this dust was once the man.
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by blue ontario's shore.
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reversals.
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autumn rivulets.
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as consequent, etc.
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the return of the heroes.
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there was a child went forth.
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old ireland.
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the city dead-house.
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this compost.
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to a foil'd european revolutionaire.
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unnamed lands.
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song of prudence.
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the singer in the prison.
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warble for lilac-time.
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outlines for a tomb.
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out from behind this mask.
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vocalism.
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to him that was crucified.
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you felons on trial in courts.
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laws for creations.
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to a common prostitute.
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i was looking a long while.
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thought.
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miracles.
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sparkles from the wheel.
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to a pupil.
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unfolded out of the folds.
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what am i after all.
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kosmos.
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others may praise what they like.
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who learns my lesson complete?
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tests.
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the torch.
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o star of france.
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the ox-tamer.
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an old man's thought of school.
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wandering at morn.
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italian music in dakota.
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with all thy gifts.
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my picture-gallery.
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the prairie states.
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proud music of the storm.
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passage to india.
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prayer of columbus.
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the sleepers.
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transpositions.
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to think of time.
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whispers of heavenly death.
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darest thou now o soul.
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whispers of heavenly death.
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chanting the square deific.
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of him i love day and night.
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yet, yet, ye downcast hours.
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as if a phantom caress'd me.
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assurances.
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quicksand years.
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that music always round me.
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what ship puzzled at sea.
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a noiseless patient spider.
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o living always, always dying.
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to one shortly to die.
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night on the prairies.
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thought.
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the last invocation.
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as i watch'd the ploughman ploughing.
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pensive and faltering.
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thou mother with thy equal brood.
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a paumanok picture.
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from noon to starry night.
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thou orb aloft full-dazzling.
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faces.
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the mystic trumpeter.
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to a locomotive in winter.
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o magnet-south.
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mannahatta.
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all is truth.
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a riddle song.
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excelsior.
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ah poverties, wincings, and sulky retreats.
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thoughts.
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mediums.
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weave in, my hardy life.
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spain, 1873-74
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by broad potomac's shore.
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from far dakota's caÑons.
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old war-dreams.
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thick-sprinkled bunting.
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what best i see in thee.
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spirit that form'd this scene.
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as i walk these broad majestic days.
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a clear midnight.
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songs of parting.
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as the time draws nigh.
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years of the modern.
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ashes of soldiers.
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thoughts.
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song at sunset.
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as at thy portals also death.
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my legacy.
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pensive on her dead gazing.
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camps of green.
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the sobbing of the bells.
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as they draw to a close.
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joy, shipmate, joy!
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the untold want.
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portals.
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these carols.
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now finalè to the shore.
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so long!
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mannahatta.
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paumanok.
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from montauk point.
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to those who've fail'd.
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a carol closing sixty-nine.
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the bravest soldiers.
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a font of type.
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as i sit writing here.
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my canary bird.
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queries to my seventieth year.
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the wallabout martyrs.
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the first dandelion.
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america.
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memories.
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to-day and thee.
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after the dazzle of day.
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abraham lincoln, born feb. 12, 1809.
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out of may's shows selected.
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halcyon days.
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fancies at navesink.
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the pilot in the mist.
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had i the choice.
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you tides with ceaseless swell.
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election day, november, 1884.
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with husky-haughty lips, o sea!
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death of general grant.
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red jacket (from aloft.)
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washington's monument, february, 1885.
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of that blithe throat of thine.
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broadway.
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to get the final lilt of songs.
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old salt kossabone.
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the dead tenor.
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continuities.
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yonnondio.
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life.
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"going somewhere."
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small the theme of my chant.
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true conquerors.
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the united states to old world critics.
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the calming thought of all.
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thanks in old age.
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life and death.
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the voice of the rain.
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soon shall the winter's foil be here.
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while not the past forgetting.
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the dying veteran.
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stronger lessons.
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a prairie sunset.
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twenty years.
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orange buds by mail from florida.
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twilight.
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you lingering sparse leaves of me.
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not meagre, latent boughs alone.
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the dead emperor.
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as the greek's signal flame.
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the dismantled ship.
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now precedent songs, farewell.
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an evening lull.
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old age's lambent peaks.
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after the supper and talk.
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preface note to 2d annex,
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sail out for good, eidólon yacht!
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lingering last drops.
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good-bye my fancy.
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on, on the same, ye jocund twain!
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my 71st year.
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apparitions.
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the pallid wreath.
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an ended day.
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old age's ship & crafty death's.
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to the pending year.
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shakspere-bacon's cipher.
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long, long hence.
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bravo, paris exposition!
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interpolation sounds.
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to the sun-set breeze.
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old chants.
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a christmas greeting.
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sounds of the winter.
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a twilight song.
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when the full-grown poet came.
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osceola.
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a voice from death.
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a persian lesson.
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the commonplace.
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"the rounded catalogue divine complete."
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mirages.
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l. of g.'s purport.
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the unexpress'd.
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grand is the seen.
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unseen buds.
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good-bye my fancy!
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a backward glance o'er travel'd roads.