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Author: James Russell Lowell (1819-1891)
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Note: titles are in bold and first lines are in italics.
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 A Christmas Carol -- For the Sunday-school Children of the Church of the Disciples (What means this glory round our feet) (from Heartsease and Rue) G. Donizetti: Peace on Earth
P. Young: Today the Prince of Peace is Born
Agro-Dolce (One kiss from all others prevents me) (from Heartsease and Rue) - E. Phelan
Aladdin (When I was a beggarly boy) (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) - V. Bellini, M. Scott-Paine
Aladdin's Lamp (When I was a beggarly boy) (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) - C. Coombs
Alone (From the close-shut windows gleams no spark) (from A Year's Life) - E. Philp
Alone! Alone! (From the close-shut windows gleams no spark) (from A Year's Life) - G. Boweryem
At Midnight (The moon shines white and silent) - E. Warren
Auf Wiedersehen (The little gate was reached at last,) (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) - M. Bendix, B. Klein, A. Mallinson, S. Schlesinger
Auf Wiedersehen -- Summer (The little gate was reached at last,) (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) S. Pratt: She said Auf Wiedersehen!
M. Macfarlane: Auf Wiederseh'n
M. Bendix, B. Klein, A. Mallinson, S. Schlesinger: Auf Wiedersehen
Auf Wiederseh'n (The little gate was reached at last,) (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) - M. Macfarlane
Betrothal (O moonlight deep and tender) - Anonymous
From the Close Shut Window (From the close-shut windows gleams no spark) (from A Year's Life) - F. Boott, G. Marston
From the close-shut windows gleams no spark (from A Year's Life) E. Philp, E. Philp: Alone
F. Boott, G. Marston: From the Close Shut Window
G. Boweryem: Alone! Alone!
I know a falcon swift and peerless F. Silcher: The Falcon
Into the Sunshine (Into the sunshine, full of the light) - H. Clarke
Into the sunshine, full of the light H. Clarke: Into the Sunshine
H. Hadley, H. Kaun, H. Loomis, L. Southard, S. Warren: The Fountain
H. Watts: The fountain
W. Hammond: Song of the Fountain
Midnight (The moon shines white and silent) E. Warren: At Midnight
Moonlight deep and tender (O moonlight deep and tender) - H. Clarke
Nocturne (O moonlight deep and tender) - A. Shepherd
O moonlight deep and tender (O moonlight deep and tender) - M. Aiken, C. Busch, F. Dunkley, E. Philp, L. Southard, S. Warren, F. Aylward, R. Goldbeck
O moonlight deep and tender A. Shepherd: Nocturne
Anonymous: Betrothal
H. Clarke: Moonlight deep and tender
M. Aiken, C. Busch, F. Dunkley, E. Philp, L. Southard, S. Warren, F. Aylward, R. Goldbeck: O moonlight deep and tender
One kiss from all others prevents me (from Heartsease and Rue) E. Phelan: Agro-Dolce
Peace on Earth (What means this glory round our feet) (from Heartsease and Rue) - G. Donizetti
Rippling through thy branches goes the sunshine C. Burleigh: The Birch-Tree
Serenade (From the close-shut windows gleams no spark) (from A Year's Life) - E. Philp
She said Auf Wiedersehen! (The little gate was reached at last,) (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) - S. Pratt
Song (O moonlight deep and tender) A. Shepherd: Nocturne
Anonymous: Betrothal
H. Clarke: Moonlight deep and tender
M. Aiken, C. Busch, F. Dunkley, E. Philp, L. Southard, S. Warren, F. Aylward, R. Goldbeck: O moonlight deep and tender
Song of the Fountain (Into the sunshine, full of the light) - W. Hammond
The Birch-Tree (Rippling through thy branches goes the sunshine) - C. Burleigh
The Falcon (I know a falcon swift and peerless) - F. Silcher
The Fatherland (Where is the true man's fatherland?) - C. Bellman
The First Snow-Fall (The snow had begun in the gloaming) (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) - J. Sacco
The Fountain (Into the sunshine, full of the light) - H. Hadley, H. Kaun, H. Loomis, L. Southard, S. Warren
The little gate was reached at last, (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) S. Pratt: She said Auf Wiedersehen!
M. Macfarlane: Auf Wiederseh'n
M. Bendix, B. Klein, A. Mallinson, S. Schlesinger: Auf Wiedersehen
The moon shines white and silent E. Warren: At Midnight
The snow had begun in the gloaming (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) J. Sacco: The First Snow-Fall
This little blossom from afar H. Hadley: With a pressed flower
Thy Land (Where is the true man's fatherland?) - F. Reichardt
Today the Prince of Peace is Born (What means this glory round our feet) (from Heartsease and Rue) - P. Young
What means this glory round our feet (from Heartsease and Rue) G. Donizetti: Peace on Earth
P. Young: Today the Prince of Peace is Born
When I was a beggarly boy (from Under the Willows and Other Poems) V. Bellini, M. Scott-Paine: Aladdin
C. Coombs: Aladdin's Lamp
Where is the true man's fatherland? F. Reichardt: Thy Land
C. Bellman: The Fatherland
F. Petersilea: Where is the True Man's Fatherland?
Where is the True Man's Fatherland? (Where is the true man's fatherland?) - F. Petersilea
With a pressed flower (This little blossom from afar) - H. Hadley
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