Copyright, 1897,
By
George W. Doneghy.

CONTENTS.

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The Old Hanging Fork,[9]
Sweet September Days,[11]
Yer Old Cob Pipe,[13]
Tim Bluster's Dream,[15]
Apple Blossoms,[18]
Chickamauga,[20]
Gen. John B. Gordon,[22]
Up And Down Old Clark's Run,[23]
Robert Burns (A Paraphrase)[25]
Wishing—Fishing,[27]
Poe,[28]
A Barren "Idealty,"[29]
A Cherished Relic,[31]
"Restland,"[33]
My Valentine,[35]
A Smoke,[36]
Perryville,[37]
Longings,[39]
Down About Old Shakertown,[40]
Memoria in Æterna,[41]
A Mother's Grave,[43]
A Freckle-Faced Boy,[44]
The Dam Below the Mill,[46]
The Serenade,[47]
"Is It Hot Enough Fer You?"[49]
The Token,[50]
To Scenes I Used to Know,[52]
Bereft,[54]
The "Bull Spring,"[56]
Familiar Haunts,[58]
A Faded Letter,[60]
The Hermit,[61]
The "Medical Spring,"[63]
An "Idyl" of the Ball,[64]
Dreams,[65]
A Twist of "Natural Leaf,"[66]
George W. Childs,[68]
The Old Spring-House,[69]
Camping on the Cumberland,[71]
An Easter Flower,[73]
The Stage Coach,[74]
Dick's River,[76]
To a Little Boy,[78]
When the Coal House's Full,[79]
December,[81]
Solace,[82]
Frank L. Stanton,[84]
The Old Church Bell,[85]
A Summer Evening,[87]
Father Ryan,[88]
The Meadow Path,[89]
The Fox Hunters,[91]
The Charming Girl of Somerset, [93]
In July,[94]
To J. R. M.,[95]
Twilight,[96]
Out uv "Politicks,"[98]
Jones' Mare,[100]
That Old Straw Hat of Mine,[103]
Tom Barbee's Pond,[105]
Where?[107]
The Hills of Lincoln,[109]
Loved and Lost,[111]
A True Story,[112]

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