Mine and Thine (1904)

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←Poems (1898) Mine and Thine (1904)[1]
by Florence Earle Coates		 Lyrics of Life (1909)→
Mr. Edmund Clarence Stedman—to whom this collection of poems is dedicated—responded to Mrs. Coates' tribute in a letter dated 29 December 1904: "My dear lyrist, you,—than whom no woman of selecter station, no singer of more noble aim,—have conferred upon me what I recognize, and what all will pronounce, to be the richest tribute I have ever received..."[2]


Florence Earle Coates Mine and Thine 1904 Spine.jpg
1904 1st edition of Mine and Thine
1905 reprint edition of Mine and Thine
to
EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN

Dear Mr. Stedman:—
   The first volume of my published verse was in-
scribed to the memory of Matthew Arnold ; I count
myself happy that I am permitted to dedicate this
book to you, whom, equally, it has been my privilege
to know, to love, and to honor.
                                                            F.E.C.

Willing Terrace, Germantown,
           Philadelphia.

[edit] Contents

  1. Song of Life
  2. Brook Song : To the Spring
  3. When Christ Was Born
  4. "Go Not Too Far"
  5. Edmund Clarence Stedman
  6. Interchange
  7. Betrothal
  8. "Ask What You Will"
  9. Dreyfus ("France has no dungeon in her island tomb")
  10. As From Afar
  11. Coronation—To King Edward VII
  12. Persephone (Coates)
  13. Picquart
  14. Transition
  15. Pilgrim Song (Coates)
  16. Autumn (Coates, 1904)
  17. To Poverty
  18. The Difference
  19. Old St David's
  20. The Return (Coates)
  21. To Helen Keller
  22. Madonna
  23. I Know Not How To Find The Spring
  24. A Ballad Of A Drum
  25. To William Butler Yeats
  26. Crippled
  27. To England (Coates)
  28. Beethoven (Coates)
  29. At The Sarah-Bernhardt Theatre
  30. "I Longed For Love"
  31. In Winter Time
  32. An Optimist
  33. James McNeill Whistler
  34. My Dream (Coates)
  35. Civilization
  36. Alms
  37. Paris
  38. Unrest (Coates)
  39. "So War Has Begun"
  40. United
  41. Philistia
  42. At Easter
  43. Delilah (Coates)
  44. A Little Minister
  45. My Country (Coates)
  46. Cradle Song (Coates)
  47. Socrates
  48. Love That Faltered
  49. In Pathetic Remembrance—E. N. W., Author Of "David Harum"
  50. Nature (Coates)
  51. Unbidden
  52. War (Coates)
  53. Love, Reproachful
  54. In Memory—Eliza Sproat Turner
  55. The Irish Shamrock In South Africa
  56. Gifts (Coates)
  57. "Breathless We Strive"
  58. Adonis
  59. Compensation (Coates)
  60. Renewal (Coates)
  61. Kenilworth
  62. Of Future Days
  63. Demeter
  64. Vita Nuova (Coates)
  65. Joan Of Arc
  66. Rouen : In The Prison Of Joan Of Arc
  67. "Blessèd"
  68. "Give Me Not Love"
  69. Jean-François Mlllet
  70. Memory (Coates)
  71. Motherless
  72. The Burial Of Robert Louis Stevenson At Samoa
  73. "Poor Love !" Said Life
  74. At Dusk
  75. The Clouds (Coates)

POEMS OF THE WAR FOR THE LIBERATION OF CUBA

  1. America (Coates, 1904)
  2. Welcome (Coates)
  3. Memorial Ode, Read At Independence Hall, October 28, 1898
  4. Buffalo

[edit] Reviews

[edit] References

  1. ↑ Cover and inside look into a first edition copy of Mine and Thine (1904)
  2. ↑ Life and Letters of Edmund Clarence Stedman. Vol. II. New York: Moffat, Yard and Co., 1910: 393-394.


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