Second Book of Verse

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CONTENTS
Father's Way
To my Mother
Körner's Battle Prayer
Gosling Stew
Catullus to Lesbia
John Smith
St. Martin's Lane
The Singing in God's-Acre
Dear Old London
Corsican Lullaby (Folk-Song)
The Clink of the Ice
Bells of Notre Dame
Lover's Lane, St. Jo
Crumpets and Tea
An Imitation of Dr. Watts
Intry-Mintry
Modjesky as Cameel
Telling the Bees
The Tea-Gown
Doctors
Barbara
The Café Molineau
Holly and Ivy
The Boltons,
Dibdin's Ghost
The Hawthorne Children
The Bottle and the Bird
An Eclogue from Virgil
Pittypat and Tippytoe
Ashes on the Slide
The Lost Cupid of Moschus
Christmas Eve
Carlsbad
The Sugar-Plum Tree
Red
Jewish Lullaby
At Cheyenne
The Naughty Doll
The Pneumogastric Nerve
Teeny-Weeny
Telka
Plaint of a Missouri 'Coon
Armenian Lullaby
The Partridge
Corinthian Hall
The Red, Red West
The Three Kings of Cologne
Ipswich
Bill's Tenor and my Bass
Fiducit (from the German)
The "St. Jo Gazette"
In Amsterdam
To the Passing Saint
The Fisherman's Feast
Nightfall in Dordrecht (Slumber Song)
The Onion Tart
Grandma's Bombazine
Rare Roast Beef
Ganderfeather's Gift
Old Times, Old Friends, Old Love
Our Whippings
Bion's Song of Eros
Mr. Billings of Louisville
Poet and King
Lydia Dick
Lizzie
Little Homer's Slate
Always Right
"Trot, my good Steed" (Volkslied)
Providence and the Dog
Gettin' on
The Schnellest Zug
Bethlehem-Town
The Peace of Christmas-Time
Doings of Delsarte
Buttercup, Poppy, Forget-me-not

About the Author
"Eugene Field, Sr. (September 2, 1850 – November 4, 1895) was an American writer, best known for his children's poetry and humorous essays." -- Wikipedia