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James Whitcomb Riley

James Whitcomb Riley was an American writer, poet, and best-selling author. He was born in Greenfield, Indiana, and grew up in a rural area of the state. He was educated in local schools and worked as a printer's apprentice and a schoolteacher before becoming a full-time writer. Riley is best known for his dialect poems, which often featured rural characters and settings. His most famous works include "Little Orphant Annie," "The Raggedy Man," and "When the Frost is on the Punkin." He also wrote several novels, including The Hoosier...

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    1. "Friday Afternoon" to William Morris Pierson. [1868-1870]
    2. "Hik-Tee-Dik! ". the War-Cry of Billy and Buddy
    3. A Backward Look
    4. A Ballad from April
    5. A Ballad. with a Serious Conclusion
    6. A Barefoot Boy
    7. A Bear Family
    8. A Brave Refrain
    9. A Bride
    10. A Caller from Boone. Benj. F. Johnson Visits the Editor
    11. A Canary at the Farm
    12. A Canary at the Farm (in Dialect)
    13. A Christmas Memory
    14. A Country Pathway
    15. A Cup of Tea
    16. A Defective Santa Claus
    17. A Delicious Interruption
    18. A Discouraging Model
    19. A Ditty of no Tone
    20. A Diverted Tragedy
    21. A Dos't o' Blues
    22. A Dos't o' Blues. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    23. A Dream
    24. A Dream of Autumn
    25. A Dream of Long Ago
    26. A Dubious "Old Kriss"
    27. A Fall-Crick View of the Earthquake
    28. A Fantasy
    29. A Feel in the Chris'Mas-Air
    30. A few of the Bird-Family
    31. A Fruit Piece
    32. A Full Harvest
    33. A Glimpse of Pan
    34. A Good Man
    35. A Good-Bye
    36. A Gustatory Achievement
    37. A Hobo Voluntary
    38. A Home-Made Fairy Tale
    39. A Home-Made Fairy-Tale
    40. A Hymb of Faith
    41. A Leave-Taking. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    42. A Letter to a Friend
    43. A Life Lesson
    44. A Life-Lesson
    45. A Liz Town Humorist (in Dialect)
    46. A Lounger
    47. A Man of Many Parts
    48. A Masque of the Seasons
    49. A Monument for the Soldiers
    50. A Mortul Prayer
    51. A Mother-Song
    52. A Motto
    53. A Nest-Egg
    54. A New Year's Plaint
    55. A New Year's Time at Willards's (in Dialect)
    56. A Noon Lull
    57. A Noted Traveler
    58. A Old Played-Out Song
    59. A Parent Reprimanded
    60. A Pen-Pictur' of a Certin Frivvolus Old Man
    61. A Phantom
    62. A Poet's Wooing
    63. A Poor Man's Wealth
    64. A Prospective Visit
    65. A Rough Sketch
    66. A Scrawl
    67. A Session with Uncle Sidney
    68. A Song
    69. A Song by Uncle Sidney
    70. A Song for Christmas
    71. A Song of Long Ago
    72. A Song of Singing
    73. A Southern Singer
    74. A Spring Song and a Later
    75. A Sudden Shower
    76. A Summer Afternoon
    77. A Summer Sunrise. after Lee o. Harris
    78. A Summer's Day
    79. A Tale of the Airly Days
    80. A Test
    81. A Test of Love
    82. A Twintorette
    83. A Variation
    84. A very Youthful Affair
    85. A Voice from the Farm (Sonnets)
    86. A Water-Color
    87. A Wild Irishman
    88. A Wild Irishman. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    89. A Windy Day
    90. A Worn-Out Pencil. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    91. A Wraith of Summertime
    92. A Wrangdillion
    93. A' Old Played-Out Song
    94. A' Old Played-Out Song. (down Around the River Poems)
    95. Abe Martin
    96. After the Frost
    97. Albumania
    98. Almon Keefer
    99. America's Thanksgiving
    100. An out-Worn Sappho
    101. Anselmo
    102. Art and Love (Sonnets)
    103. Art and Poetry to Homer Davenport
    104. As Created
    105. At Sea
    106. Away
    107. Back from a Two-Years' Sentence
    108. Back from Town
    109. Be our Fortunes as they May
    110. Becalmed
    111. Because
    112. Blooms of May
    113. Born to the Purpl. [W. M.] (some Songs after Master Singers)
    114. Christmas Greeting
    115. Climatic Sorcery
    116. Dan o'Sullivan
    117. Dearth (Sonnets)
    118. Down on Wriggle Crick (in Dialect)
    119. Down to the Capital
    120. Dusk (Sonnets)
    121. For You
    122. Friend of a Wayward Hour
    123. From the Headboard of a Grave in Paraguay
    124. Good-By Er Howdy-Do
    125. Granny (in Dialect)
    126. Griggsby's Station (in Dialect)
    127. Has she Forgotten?
    128. He and I
    129. He Called her In
    130. Her Face and Brow
    131. Her Hair
    132. Her Hair (Sonnets)
    133. Her Valentine
    134. Her Waiting Face
    135. Herr Weiser
    136. His Room
    137. How did you Rest, Last Night?
    138. How it Happened
    139. Ike Walton's Prayer
    140. Illileo
    141. In the Afternoon
    142. In the Corridor
    143. In the Evening
    144. In the Heart of June
    145. Indiana (Sonnets)
    146. It's _got_ to Be
    147. Jack-In-The-Box (Grandfather, Musing.)
    148. James B. Maynard
    149. Jim
    150. Jim (in Dialect)
    151. Joney (in Dialect)
    152. June (Sonnets)
    153. Kingry's Mill (in Dialect)
    154. Knee Deep in June (in Dialect)
    155. Kneeling with Herrick
    156. Laughter Holding both his Sides
    157. Leedle Dutch Baby (in Dialect)
    158. Like his Mother Used to Make (in Dialect)
    159. Little Orphant Annie (in Dialect)
    160. Little-Girl-Two-Little-Girls
    161. Lockerbie Street
    162. Longfellow (Sonnets)
    163. Louella Wainie
    164. Monsieur Le Secretaire. [John Clark Ridpath]
    165. My Bachelor Chum
    166. My Bride that is to Be
    167. My Dancin'-Days is Over
    168. My Henry
    169. My Mary
    170. My Old Friend
    171. Not Always Glad when we Smile
    172. Nothin' to Say
    173. Old Chums
    174. Old Fashioned Roses (in Dialect)
    175. Old Indiany. Intended for a Dinner of the Indiana Society of Chicago
    176. Old John Henry
    177. Old Man Whiskery-Whee-Kum-Wheeze
    178. Old October (in Dialect)
    179. Our Boyhood Haunts
    180. Our Kind of a Man
    181. Our Old Friend Neverfail
    182. Our Own
    183. Out of Reach?
    184. Out of the Hitherwhere
    185. Pan (Sonnets)
    186. Proem
    187. Regardin' Terry Hut (in Dialect)
    188. Scotty
    189. Silence (Sonnets)
    190. Sleep (Sonnets)
    191. Somep'N Common-Like
    192. Song of Parting
    193. Subtlety. [R. B.] (some Songs after Master Singers)
    194. That Night
    195. The Beautiful City
    196. The Best is Good Enough
    197. The Boys
    198. The Dead Joke and the Funny Man
    199. The Dead Lover
    200. The Dolly's Mother. [W. W.] (some Songs after Master Singers)
    201. The Harper
    202. The King
    203. The Little Man in the Tinshop
    204. The Little Old Poem that Nobody Reads
    205. The Little Town o' Tailholt (in Dialect)
    206. The Lost Kiss
    207. The Lost Path
    208. The Mulberry Tree
    209. The Old Band
    210. The Old Days
    211. The Old Man and Jim
    212. The Old School-Chum
    213. The Old Trundle-Bed
    214. The Old-Fashioned Bible
    215. The Poet's Love for the Children
    216. The Quest
    217. The Ripest Peach
    218. The Serenade (Sonnets)
    219. The Sermon of the Rose
    220. The Shower
    221. The Song of Yesterday
    222. The Sphinx
    223. The Stepmother
    224. The Text
    225. The Touch of Loving Hands. Imitated
    226. The Touches of her Hands
    227. The Town Karnteel (in Dialect)
    228. The Traveling Man
    229. The Treasure of the Wise Man
    230. Them Old Cheery Words
    231. Thinkin' Back
    232. Through Sleepy-Land
    233. Time (Sonnets)
    234. To Almon Keefer. Inscribed in "Tales of the Ocean"
    235. To my Old Friend, William Leachman
    236. To Santa Claus
    237. To the Judge
    238. To the Quiet Observer after his Long Silence
    239. Tommy Smith
    240. Uncle Sidney to Marcellus
    241. We Must Believe
    242. What "Old Santa" Overheard
    243. When Bessie Died
    244. When Lide Married _him_
    245. When my Dreams Come True
    246. When Old Jack Died
    247. When she Comes Home
    248. When we Three Meet
    249. Where Shall we Land?
    250. Who Bides his Time
    251. Grant at Rest August 8, 1885 (Sonnets)
    252. The Train Misser. at Union Station (in Dialect)
    253. To Robert Burns (in Dialect)
    254. We Must Get Home
    255. When De Folks is Gone (in Dialect)
    256. When the Hearse Comes Back (in Dialect)
    257. Wind of the Sea. [a. t.] (some Songs after Master Singers)
    258. America's Thanksgiving 1900
    259. An Assassin
    260. An Autumnal Extravaganza
    261. An Empty Glove
    262. An Empty Nest
    263. An Impetuous Resolve
    264. An Impromptu Fairy-Tale
    265. An Impromptu on Roller Skates
    266. An Old Friend
    267. An Old Settler's Story
    268. An Old Settler's Story. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    269. An Old Sweetheart of Mine
    270. An Old Sweetheart. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    271. An Old Year's Address
    272. An Old-Timer
    273. Another Ride from Ghent to Aix
    274. Armazindy
    275. Art and Poetry. to Homer C. Davenport
    276. As my Uncle Used to Say
    277. As we Read Burns
    278. At Aunty's House
    279. At Broad Ripple. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    280. At Dusk
    281. At Last
    282. At Madame Manicure'S
    283. At Noey's House
    284. At Noon -- and Midnight. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    285. At Utter Loaf
    286. At Zekesbury
    287. August
    288. Autographic. for an Album
    289. Autumn
    290. Babyhood
    291. Babyhood. (down Around the River Poems)
    292. Bedouin
    293. Being his Mother
    294. Benjamin Harrison. on the Unveiling of his Monument at Indianapolis
    295. Best of All
    296. Bewildering Emotions
    297. Billy and his Drum
    298. Billy Millers Circus-Show
    299. Bin a-Fishin'
    300. Blind
    301. Brudder Sims
    302. Bryant
    303. Bud's Fairy-Tale
    304. By any other Name
    305. Charles H. Phillips. Obit November 5th, 1881
    306. Charms
    307. Claude Matthews. Governor of Indiana
    308. Company Manners
    309. Coon-Dog Wess
    310. Cousin Rufus' Story
    311. Craqueodoom
    312. Curly Locks
    313. Dan Paine
    314. Das Krist Kindel
    315. Dawn, Noon and Dewfall
    316. Dead in Sight of Fame
    317. Dead Leaves
    318. Dead Selves
    319. Dear Hands. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    320. Decoration Day on the Place
    321. Deformed
    322. Dialect in Literature
    323. Dialect in Literature. and the Common People Heard him Gladly
    324. Doc Sifers. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    325. Dolores
    326. Donn Piatt of Mac-O-Chee
    327. Dot Leedle Boy
    328. Down Around the River
    329. Down Around the River. (down Around the River Poems)
    330. Dream
    331. Dream-March
    332. Dreamer, Say
    333. Dreams
    334. Eccentric Mr. Clark
    335. Envoy
    336. Fame
    337. Farmer Whipple -- Bachelor
    338. Farmer Whipple. -- Bachelor
    339. Father William. a New Version by Lee o. Harris and James Whitcomb Riley
    340. Floretty's Musical Contribution
    341. George Mullen's Confession
    342. Go, Winter!
    343. Grandfather Squeers
    344. Green Fields and Running Brooks
    345. Griggsby's Station
    346. Harlie
    347. Has she Forgotten. (down Around the River Poems)
    348. Heat-Lightning
    349. Her Beautiful Eyes
    350. Her Beautiful Hands
    351. His Mother. (down Around the River Poems)
    352. His Mother's Way
    353. His Vigil
    354. Home at Night
    355. Honey Dripping from the Comb
    356. How it Happened. (down Around the River Poems)
    357. How John Quit the Farm
    358. I Smoke my Pipe
    359. If I Knew what Poets Know
    360. In Bohemia. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    361. In the Dark
    362. In the Dark. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    363. In the South. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    364. Iry and Billy and Jo
    365. Jack the Giant Killer. Bad Boy's Version
    366. Jap Miller
    367. Job Work
    368. John Alden and Percilly
    369. John Brown
    370. John Walsh
    371. Johnson's Boy
    372. Judith
    373. June
    374. June at Woodruff
    375. Just to be Good
    376. Kissing the Rod. (down Around the River Poems)
    377. Knee-Deep in June
    378. Kneeling with Herrick. (down Around the River Poems)
    379. Leonainie
    380. Let Us Forget
    381. Lines for an Album
    382. Little Orphan Annie
    383. Long Afore he Knowed who Santy-Claus Wuz. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    384. Lullaby. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    385. Luther Benson. after Reading his Autobiography
    386. Man's Devotion
    387. Marthy Ellen. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    388. Moon-Drowned. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    389. Morton
    390. Mrs. Miller (down Around the River Poems)
    391. My Father's Halls
    392. My Friend
    393. My Jolly Friend's Secret
    394. Natural Perversities
    395. Nessmuk
    396. North and South
    397. Old Man's Nursery Rhyme. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    398. On the Banks o' Deer Crick
    399. On the Sunny Side
    400. Only a Dream
    401. Orlie Wilde
    402. Our Little Girl
    403. Over the Eyes of Gladness
    404. Philiper Flash
    405. Plain Sermons
    406. Prior to Miss Belle's Appearance
    407. Private Theatricals
    408. Reach your Hand to Me
    409. Red Riding-Hood
    410. Right here at Home
    411. Robert Burns Wilson
    412. Romancin'. (down Around the River Poems)
    413. Say Something to Me
    414. Scraps
    415. Sister Jones's Confession
    416. Sleep
    417. Song of the New Year
    418. Squire Hawkins's Story
    419. Suspense
    420. Thanksgiving
    421. That other Maud Muller
    422. The Ancient Printerman
    423. The Artemus of Michigan
    424. The Bat. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    425. The Bear Story. that Alex "Ist Maked up his-Own-Se'F"
    426. The Blossoms on the Trees
    427. The Chant of the Cross-Bearing Child
    428. The Curse of the Wandering Foot
    429. The Cyclone
    430. The Days Gone by. (down Around the River Poems)
    431. The Drum. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    432. The Frog
    433. The Funny Little Fellow
    434. The Gilded Roll. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    435. The Harp of the Minstrel
    436. The Hereafter
    437. The Home-Going
    438. The Hoodoo
    439. The Hoosier Folk-Child
    440. The Iron Horse
    441. The Legend Glorified. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    442. The Little Fat Doctor
    443. The Little Tiny Kickshaw. (down Around the River Poems)
    444. The Lost Path. (down Around the River Poems)
    445. The Merman
    446. The Old Guitar
    447. The Old Hay-Mow
    448. The Old Home by the Mill. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    449. The Old Retired Sea Captain
    450. The Old Times were the Best
    451. The Old Year and the New
    452. The Passing of a Heart
    453. The Pixy People
    454. The Plaint Human
    455. The Quarrel
    456. The Quiet Lodger
    457. The Rain. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    458. The Rainy Morning
    459. The Rival
    460. The Rivals; or the Showman's Ruse. a Tragi-Comedy, in One Act
    461. The Rose
    462. The same Old Story
    463. The Shoemaker
    464. The Singer
    465. The Speeding of the King's Spite
    466. The Stepmother. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    467. The Tree-Toad. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    468. The Twins
    469. The Watches of the Night
    470. The Way it Wuz. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    471. The Wife-Blessed
    472. Them Flowers
    473. This Man Jones. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    474. Three Dead Friends. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    475. To a Boy Whistling
    476. To an Importunate Ghost
    477. To Hear her Sing
    478. To my Good Master. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    479. To the Serenader
    480. Tom Johnson's Quit. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    481. Tradin' Joe
    482. Tugg Martin
    483. Wait for the Morning. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    484. Want to be Whur Mother is. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    485. We to Sigh Instead of Sing
    486. Wet Weather Talk. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    487. What Chris'Mas Fetched the Wigginses
    488. What Smith Knew about Farming
    489. The Silent Victors. May 30, 1878
    490. Tired Out
    491. To Annie
    492. Wash Lowry's Reminiscence
    493. We are not Always Glad when we Smile
    494. What the Wind Said
    495. When Evening Shadows Fall
    496. When June is here. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    497. When Mother Combed my Hair
    498. When my Dreams Come True. (Ragweed and Fennel)
    499. When Old Jack Died. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    500. When the Green Gits Back in the Trees. (Sweet-Knot and Galamus)
    501. Where Shall we Land. (Rhymes of Rainy Days)
    502. Where-Away
    503. Ylladmar
    504. Liberty. New Castle, July 4, 1878
    505. Limitations of Genius
    506. Little Jack Janitor
    507. Little Orphant Annie
    508. Maymie's Story of Red Riding Hood
    509. Mr. Hammond's Parable. the Dreamer
    510. Mrs. Miller
    511. Mylo Jones's Wife
    512. Naughty Claude
    513. Noey Bixler
    514. Noey's Night-Piece
    515. Old Aunt Mary'S
    516. Old Man's Nursery Rhyme
    517. Old October
    518. Old Winters on the Farm
    519. Old-Fashioned Roses
    520. Our Hired Girl
    521. Romancin'
    522. September Dark
    523. That Little Dog
    524. The Bear-Story. that Alex "Ist Maked up his-Own-Se'F"
    525. The Boy from Zeeny
    526. The Boy Lives on our Farm
    527. The Boys' Candidate
    528. The Brook-Song
    529. The Bumblebee
    530. The Child-World
    531. The Circus-Day Parade
    532. The Clover
    533. The Days Gone By
    534. The Evening Company
    535. The Gilded Roll
    536. The Happy Little Cripple
    537. The Hired Man and Floretty
    538. The Jolly Miller. [Restored Romaunt.]
    539. The Little Coat
    540. The Loehrs and the Hammonds
    541. The Lugubrious Whing-Whang
    542. The Nine Little Goblins
    543. The Old Man
    544. The Old Soldier's Story. as Told before the New England Society in New York City
    545. The Old Tramp
    546. The Old-Home Folks
    547. The Orchard Lands of Long Ago
    548. The Pathos of Applause
    549. The Pet Coon
    550. The Raggedy Man
    551. The Rider of the Knee
    552. The Runaway Boy
    553. The South Wind and the Sun
    554. The Squirtgun Uncle Maked Me
    555. The Tree-Toad
    556. Thoughts Fer the Discuraged Farmer
    557. Time of Clearer Twitterings
    558. Told by "the Noted Traveler"
    559. Tom Van Arden
    560. Uncle Mart's Poem. the Old Snow-Man
    561. Up and down Old Brandywine
    562. Waitin' Fer the Cat to Die
    563. Wet-Weather Talk
    564. When Early March Seems Middle May
    565. When the Frost is on the Punkin
    566. When the Green Gits Back in the Trees
    567. Where is Mary Alice Smith?
    568. Where the Children Used to Play
    569. Who Santy-Claus Wuz
    570. Winter Fancies
    571. Wortermelon Time
    572. Elizabeth. May 1, 1891
    573. Elmer Brown
    574. Erasmus Wilson
    575. Eros
    576. Evagene Baker -- who was Dyin' of Dred Consumtion as these Lines was Penned by a True Friend
    577. Evensong
    578. Extremes
    579. Ezra House
    580. Faith
    581. False and True
    582. Find the Favorite
    583. Folks at Lonesomeville
    584. Fool-Youngens
    585. For this Christmas
    586. God's Mercy
    587. Good-By, Old Year
    588. Her Light Guitar
    589. Her Smile of Cheer and Voice of Song. Anna Harris Randall
    590. In Days to Come
    591. John Clark Ridpath
    592. Lord Bacon. Written as a Joke and Ascribed to a very Practical Business Man, Amos J. Walker
    593. My First Womern
    594. My Night
    595. Shadow and Shine
    596. Soldiers here to-Day
    597. Song
    598. Sun and Rain
    599. Sutter's Claim. Imitated
    600. The Guide. Imitated
    601. The Hour before the Dawn
    602. The Lost Thrill
    603. To James Newton Matthews. in Answer to a Letter on the Anatomy of the Sonnet
    604. To the Cricket
    605. Two Sonnets to the June-Bug
    606. Uncle Dan'L in Town over Sunday
    607. Uncomforted
    608. What they Said
    609. When it Rains
    610. Which Ane
    611. While Cigarettes to Ashes Turn
    612. With her Face
    613. Written in Bunner's "Airs from Arcady"
    614. Josh Billings. Dead in California, October 15, 1885
    615. The Earthquake. Charleston, September 1, 1886
    616. Lewis D. Hayes. Obit December 28, 1886
    617. Little Maid-O'-Dreams
    618. Luther a. Todd. Obit July 27, 1887, Kansas City, Missouri
    619. Mona Machree
    620. My Boy
    621. My Conscience
    622. My Fiddle
    623. My Philosofy
    624. New Year's Nursery Jingle
    625. O. Henry. Written in the Character of "Sherrard Plummer"
    626. Old Indiany. Fragment Intended for a Dinner of the Indiana Society of Chicago
    627. On the Death of Little Mahala Ashcraft
    628. Rosamond C. Bailey
    629. The Delights of our Chilhood is Soon Passed Away
    630. The Gudewife
    631. The Highest Good. Written for a High-School Annual
    632. The Judkins Papers
    633. The Old Swimmin'-Hole
    634. To -- "the J. W. R. Literary Club"
    635. To a Poet on his Marriage. Madison Cawein
    636. To Lesley
    637. To Rudyard Kipling
    638. When the Hearse Comes Back
    639. John Boyle o'Reilly. Sepulture -- Boston, August 13, 1890
    640. Meredith Nicholson
    641. Tennyson. England, October 5, 1892
    642. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Washington, October 25, 1892
    643. To Elizabeth. Obit July 8, 1893
    644. George a. Carr. Greenfield, July 21, 1914
    645. Home-Made Riddles-All but the Answers
    646. Igo and Ago
    647. In Fervent Praise of Picnics
    648. Intellectual Limitations
    649. Jargon-Jingle
    650. John Mckeen
    651. Last Night -- and This
    652. The Object Lesson
    653. To my Sister. a Belated Offering for her Birthday
    654. To the Boy with a Country. Dan Wallingford
    655. To the Mother
    656. To the Quiet Observer. Erasmus Wilson, after his Long Silence
    657. William Pinkney Fishback
    658. William Mckinley. Canton, Ohio, September 30, 1907
    659. Lee o. Harris. Christmas Day -- 1909
    660. Lines Fer Isaac Bradwell, of Indanoplis, Ind., County-Seat of Marion
    661. Lines to Perfesser John Clark Ridpath. a. M., ll. D. t-Y-Ty!
    662. Little David
    663. Little Dick and the Clock
    664. Longfellow
    665. Mr. what's-His-Name
    666. My Ruthers
    667. No Boy Knows
    668. Old Bob White
    669. Old John Clevenger on Buckeyes
    670. On a Dead Babe
    671. On a Splendud Match
    672. On any Ordenary Man in a High State of Laughture and Delight
    673. Out of Nazareth
    674. Pap's Old Sayin'
    675. Ponchus Pilut
    676. Rabbit in the Cross-Ties
    677. Ringworm Frank
    678. Slumber-Song
    679. Some Scattering Remarks of Bub'S
    680. Song. [W. s.] (some Songs after Master Singers)
    681. Summer-Time and Winter-Time
    682. The Best Times
    683. The Blind Girl
    684. The Book of Joyous Children
    685. The Boy Patriot
    686. The Circus Parade
    687. The First Bluebird
    688. The Good, Old-Fashioned People
    689. The Great Explorer
    690. The Hoss
    691. The Jaybird
    692. The Katydids
    693. The King of Oo-Rinktum-Jing
    694. The Little Dog-Woggy
    695. The Little Lady
    696. The Little Mock-Man
    697. The Little Red Ribbon
    698. The Little White Hearse
    699. The Lovely Child
    700. The Muskingum Valley
    701. The Noble Old Elm
    702. The Old Home by the Mill
    703. The Penalty of Genius
    704. The Rambo-Tree
    705. The Rossville Lectur' Course
    706. The School-Boy's Favorite
    707. The Silent Victors
    708. The Song I Never Sing
    709. The Three Jolly Hunters
    710. The Toy Penny-Dog
    711. The Trestle and the Buck-Saw
    712. The Voices
    713. The Wandering Jew
    714. The Way it Wuz
    715. The Yellowbird
    716. The Youthful Patriot
    717. Their Sweet Sorrow
    718. This Dear Child-Hearted Woman that is Dead
    719. Thomas the Pretender
    720. Thoughts on a Pore Joke
    721. Three Singing Friends
    722. To a Jilted Swain
    723. To a Poet-Critic
    724. To Edgar Wilson Nye
    725. To the Child Julia. [R. H.] (some Songs after Master Singers)
    726. Town and Country
    727. Twiggs and Tudens
    728. Us Farmers in the Country, as the Seasons Go and Come
    729. We Defer Things
    730. What Redress
    731. When Age Comes On
    732. When I do Mock
    733. When Maimie Married
    734. When we First Played "Show"
    735. While the Musician Played
    736. Why
    737. William Brown
    738. Writin' Back to the Home-Folks