The writings of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume 4., Personal Poems, Lines, page 16

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To the memory of Charles B. Storrs ,

Leggett 's Monument.

Chalkley Hall .

To my friend on the death of his Sister .

Daniel Wheeler .

To Fredrika Bremer .

To Avis Keene .

The lost Occasion.

To my old Schoolmaster.

William Forster .

To Charles Sumner .

To Georce B. Cheever .

To James T. Fields .

The memory of Burns .

In Remembrance of Joseph Sturge .

Brown of Ossawatomie .

Bryant on his Birthday.

Thomas Starr King .

Lines on a Fly-leaf.

George L. Stearns .

To Lydia Maria child,

Fitz-Greene Halleck .

William Francis Bartlett .

Bayard Taylor .

Within the Gate .

The poet and the children.

A welcome to Lowell .

An Artist of the beautiful.

To a Cape Ann Schooner.

Samuel J. Tilden .

Occasional Poems

The tent on the Beach

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[16] Peace be with thee, O our brother,
     In the spirit-land!
Vainly look we for another
     In thy place to stand.
Unto Truth and Freedom giving
     All thy early powers,
Be thy virtues with the living,
     And thy spirit ours!

1837.

Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin and company, 1888-89.

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