Mine and Thine (1904)

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MINE AND THINE BY FLORENCE EARLE COATES HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY BOSTON AND NEW YORK. MDCCCCIV THE RIVERSIDE PRESS, CAMBRIDGE COPYRIGHT 1904 BY FLORENCE EARLE COATES ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Published November 1904 TO EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN Dear Mr. Stedman:—  The first volume of my published verse was inscribed 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. CONTENTS PAGE Song of Life 1 Brook-Song: to the Spring 3 When Christ was Born 5 "Go not too far" 7 Edmund Clarence Stedman 8 Interchange 10 Betrothal 13 "Ask what you will" 16 Dreyfus 18 As from afar 20 Coronation—to King Edward VII 21 Persephone 23 Picquart 26 Transition 28 Pilgrim Song 30 Autumn 32 To Poverty 34 The Difference 36 Old St. David's 38 The Return 42 To Helen Keller 45 Madonna 47 I know not how to find the Spring 48 A Ballad of a Drum 49 To William Butler Yeats 52 Crippled 54 To England 55 Beethoven 59 At the Sarah-Bernhardt Theatre 60 "I Longed for Love" 62 In Winter Time 63 An Optimist 65 James McNeill Whistler 68 My Dream 70 Civilization 72 Alms 75 Paris 76 Unrest 78 "So War has Begun" 79 United 82 Philistia 84 At Easter 86 Delilah 88 A Little Minister 90 My Country 92 Cradle Song 94 Socrates 95 Love that Faltered 96 In Pathetic Remembrance—E. N. W., Author of   "David Harum" 98 Nature 100 Unbidden 101 War 108 Love, reproachful 110 In Memory—Eliza Sproat Turner 112 The Irish Shamrock in South Africa 114 Gifts 117 "Breathless we strive" 118 Adonis 120 Compensation 124 Renewal 125 Kenilworth 128 Of Future Days 130 Demeter 131 Vita Nuova 133 Joan of Arc 136 Rouen : in the Prison of Joan of Arc 138 "Blessèd" 139 "Give me not Love" 141 Jean-François Millet 143 Memory 145 Motherless 146 The Burial of Robert Louis Stevenson at Samoa 148 "Poor Love!" said Life 150 At Dusk 152 The Clouds 155 POEMS OF THE WAR FOR THE LIBERATION OF CUBA America 159 Welcome 161 Memorial Ode, read at Independence Hall, Oc-  tober 28, 1898 163 Buffalo 174

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This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1923. The author died in 1927, so this work is also in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 80 years or less. This work may also be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.