Toronto, July 1898. Came to Canada, 1850, filling a position in
the Customs at Kingston, Ontario, till he retired on a pension,
1880. Author of _Clasach nam Beann: or, Poems and Songs in
Gaelic_, 1838; _The Mountain Minstrel: or, Poems and Songs in
English_, 1838; and _Poems and Songs, chiefly written in Canada_,
1883 (2nd ed. 1866). He was appointed a Fellow of the R. S. Can.
on its organisation, 1880. _The Child of Promise_, given in the
text, is a translation from the author's Gaelic poem, by Dr
Buchannan.
205 Mrs ELIZABETH ROBERTS MACDONALD, b. at Westcock, New Brunswick.
Educated at the Collegiate School of Fredericton, and at the
University of New Brunswick, and was for some time teacher in the
School for the Blind, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her poems have
appeared chiefly in the Magazines. In 1891 she issued a booklet of
poems for private circulation. Resides at Fredericton, New
Brunswick.
206 JOHN MACFARLANE ("John Arbory"), b. at Abington, Scotland, May
1857. Author of _Heather and Harebell; Songs and Lyrics_, 1892.
He contributed to _Burnsiana_. In 1895 he edited _The Harp of the
Scottish Covenant_,--an anthology of poetry "intended to do for
the Covenanters, what has long ago been done for the Cavaliers and
the Jacobites." Resides in Montreal.
208 Mrs KATE SEYMOUR MACLEAN, b. at Fulton, Oswego County, New York.
She is a well-known writer of verse for the Magazines. Author of
_The Coming of the Princess, and Other Poems_, 1881. Resides at
Kingston, Ontario.
211 Mrs ELIZABETH S. MACLEOD, b. in Edinburgh, Scotland. Is a
frequent contributor to the Magazines. Author of _Carols of
Canada_, 1893. Resides in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
212 A. D. MACNEILL, of Orangedale, Nova Scotia. Author of a booklet,
_Woodlands and Other Rhymes_ (without date).
213 DONALD M'CAIG, b. in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, May 15, 1832.
Educationist. Author of _Milestone Moods and Memories_, poems,
1893; and _A Reply to John Stuart Mill, on the Subjection of
Women_, prose, 1871. Resides at Collingwood, Ontario.
215 JAMES M'CARROLL, b. in Lanesboro', Co. Longford, Ireland,
August 3, 1814, d.--?. Came to Ontario, 1831. Journalist. Author
of _Madeline, and Other Poems_, 1889.
217 WILLIAM M'DONNELL, b. at Cork, Ireland, September 1824. Author of
_Manita_, and other booklets of poems. He is the undoubted author
of the original of the many poems entitled _Beautiful Snow_.
Resides at Lindsay, Ontario.
218 BERNARD M'EVOY, b. in Birmingham, England, February 7, 1842. Came
to Canada in 1888, and was employed as a journalist on the Toronto
_Mail and Empire_, till 1898. His great grandfather, Rev. John
Augustus Nisbitt M'Evoy, was vicar of Kineton, Warwick, for forty
years, preaching once a month in the church at Stratford-upon
Avon, in which Shakespeare is buried. Author of _Away from
Newspaperdom and Other Poems_, 1897. Resides in Toronto.
219 THOMAS D'ARCY M'GEE, M.P., b. at Carlingford, Ireland, April 13,
1825. Came to Canada, 1857. He was assassinated in Ottawa, Canada,
April 7, 1868. Author of _Canadian Ballads and Occasional Verses_,
1858. A Canadian statesman of high repute.
224 WILLIAM P. M'KENZIE, b. at Almonte, Ontario, about 1855. Educated
at Toronto University and Knox College. Was Professor for some
time of English Literature in the University of Rochester, U.S.
Author of _A Song of Trust_, 1887; _Voices and Undertones_, 1889;
_Songs of the Human_, 1892; and _Heartsease Hymns and Other
Verses_, 1895. Present residence, Boston, U.S.
227 ALEXANDER M'LACHLAN, b. in Johnstone, Renfrewshire, Scotland,
August 12, 1818. Came to Canada, 1840. Died at Orangeville,
Ontario, March 20, 1896. Author of _Lyrics_, 1858; _The Emigrant
and Other Poems_, 1861; _Poems and Songs_, 1888. His complete
poems, with Memoir, published April, 1900. A representative poet,
and widely known.
231 JOHN M'PHERSON ("Harp of Acadia"), b. in Liverpool, Nova Scotia,
February 4, 1817; d. at Brookfield, Nova Scotia, July 26, 1845,
and is buried near Lake Tupper. He was a teacher. In 1862 his
collected poems were published at Halifax under the title of
_Poems, Descriptive and Moral_.
233 CHARLES MAIR, b. at Lanark, Ontario, September 21, 1840. Educated
at Queen's University, Kingston. Author of _Dreamland and Other
Poems_, 1868; _Tecumseh, a Drama_, 1886. A Fellow of the R. S.
Can. Resides at Winnipeg, Manitoba.
238 GEORGE MARTIN, b. at Kilrae, Ireland, 1822. Came to Canada, 1832,
and has lived in Montreal since 1835. Was educated at the Black
River Literary Institute, Watertown, New York; and subsequently
studied Medicine. Author of _Marguerite: or the Isle of Demons,
and Other Poems_, 1887. It is said he contemplates the publication
of another volume of poems at an early day. Resides in Montreal.
241 HELEN M. MERRILL, b. in Napanee, Ontario. Educated at the Ladies'
College, Ottawa. An Entomologist. She has published no volume of
verse. In 1892 she published a small holiday volume, entitled
_Picturesque Prince Edward County_. The poem in the text, _The
Blue Flower_, is a personification of the unattainable. Resides at
Picton, Ontario.
244 Mrs SUSANNA (STRICKLAND) MOODIE, b. in Suffolk, England, December
6, 1803; came to Canada, 1832; d. in Toronto, April 8, 1885.
Author of _Roughing it in the Bush_ and _Life in the Clearings_,
1853, prose, with poetry interspersed,--both written in Canada.
_Enthusiasm, and Other Poems_, 1830. Published considerable
fugitive verse.
247 MARY MORGAN ("Gowan Lea"), a native of Scotland, but came in
childhood to Montreal. Author of _Woodnotes in the Gloaming_,
1887; _Sonnets from Switzerland_, 1896. Travels extensively in
Europe,--"a citizen of the world."
249 Mrs IRENE ELDER MORTON, b. at Hantsport, Nova Scotia, February
17, 1849. Educated at Acadia Seminary. She has written much verse,
and some prose, but has not published any volume. Resides at "The
Bluffs," Clementsport, Nova Scotia.
255 Rev. CHARLES PELHAM MULVANEY, b. in Dublin, Ireland, May 20,
1835; d. in Toronto, May 31, 1885. A classical scholar of
distinction. Published in 1880, conjointly with A. H. Chandler,
_Lyrics, Songs and Sonnets_.
256 GEORGE MURRAY, b. in London, England. Educated at King's College,
London, and at Oxford University. Before taking his degree in 1860
he published _The Oxford Ars Poetica; or, How to Write a
Newdigate_. Came to Canada 1859, and was connected with the
Montreal High School until his retirement on a pension in 1892. He
was one of the editors of the literary remains of Hon. D'Arcy
M'Gee. Author of _Verses and Versions_, 1891. Resides in Montreal.
260 H. M. NICKERSON, b. in Nova Scotia. Author of _Carols of the
Coast_, 1892. Mr Nickerson is known as the "Fisherman Poet."
Resides at Clark's Harbor, Nova Scotia.
261 CORNELIUS O'BRIEN, His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax, b. near
New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island, May 4, 1843. Besides many works
in prose he published in 1890, _Aminta, a Modern Life Drama_. Was
President of the Royal Soc. of Can., 1896-7. Resides at Halifax,
Nova Scotia.
261 THOMAS O'HAGAN, Ph.D., b. near Toronto, Ontario, 1855. Educated
at St Michael's College and at Ottawa University, taking
subsequent studies at Syracuse and Cornell Universities. Author of
_A Gate of Flowers_, 1887; _In Dreamland and Other Poems_, 1893;
_Songs of the Settlement_, 1899. Resides in Toronto.
264 HORATIO GILBERT PARKER, b. at Camden East, Addington, Ontario,
1859. Educated at Trinity University, Toronto. A novelist of wide
repute, and author of _A Lover's Diary_, poems (2nd ed. 1894). Has
lived in Australia, but now resides in London, England, making
frequent visits to Canada.
265 AMY PARKINSON was born in Liverpool, England, and came to
Toronto, Ontario, with her parents when a child. Her formal
education ceased when she was twelve years of age, her health
failing her. For eight or nine years past, she has not risen from
her bed. Her poems are dictated to her father, and it is
noteworthy that her mind is specially vigorous in composition as
she is passing into or recovering from the severe attacks which
seize her, any one of which might prove fatal. Author of booklets
of verse, _Love Through All_, and _In His Keeping_. Resides in
Toronto.
268 FRANK L. POLLOCK, b. February 1876. Has resided for the most
part in St Mary's, Ontario, and in Toronto. His literary
productions have appeared chiefly in the _Youth's Companion_, _The
Criterion_, _Ainslee's Magazine_ and _Town Topics_. His present
residence is in New York City.
270 ANDREW RAMSAY, b. in 1849, near the village of West Flamboro,
Ontario. "After two years of torture under the mad manipulation
of a savage schoolmaster," he "escaped to the wilderness for what
scanty education" he obtained. Author of _The Canadian Lyre_,
1859; _Win-on-ah; The Forest Light, and Other Poems_, 1869; _One
Quiet Day_, prose and poetry, 1873; _Muriel, The Foundling, and
Other Poems_, 1886. Is a house decorator, and has won distinction
in landscape work in that art. Resides at Westover, Ontario.
273 THEODORE HARDING RAND, D.C.L., b. at Cornwallis, Nova Scotia,
February 8, 1835. Educated at Horton Academy and Acadia
University. Has devoted his life to Education. Organised the
systems of Free Public Schools of both Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick. Ex-Principal of Woodstock College, and Ex-Chancellor of
M'Master University,--by whom the founding of the University was
promoted, and organised as such. Author of _At Minas Basin, and
Other Poems_, 1897 (second edition, enlarged, 1898). Resides in
Toronto.
282 WALTER A. RATCLIFFE, b. in London, England, August 23, 1865. Came
to Canada with his parents at the age of seven years. He is almost
totally blind and deaf. Published _Morning Songs in the Night_,
1897. Resides at Port Hope, Ontario.
283 JOHN READE, b. at Ballyshannon, Ireland, November 13, 1837.
Educated at Queen's College, Belfast. Came to Canada, 1856. Author
of _The Prophecy of Merlin, and Other Poems_, 1870. In association
with Professor Penhallow of M'Gill University, he inaugurated the
Montreal branch of the Am. Folk-lore Soc. He has been president of
the Eng. Lit. and Hist. section of the Royal Soc. Can. Elected a
Fellow of the Royal Soc. of Lit. of Great Britain, 1896. Since
1870 he has been literary and general assistant editor of the
Montreal _Gazette_. Resides in Montreal.
290 ROBERT REID ("Rob Wanlock"), b. at Wanlockhead, Scotland, June 8,
1850. Came to Canada 1877, and has since then filled a responsible
position in the mercantile establishment of Henry Morgan & Co.,
Montreal. Author of _Moorland Rhymes_, 1874; and _Poems, Songs and
Sonnets_, 1894. Resides in Montreal.
292 CHARLES GEORGE DOUGLAS ROBERTS, b. at Douglas, near Fredericton,
New Brunswick, January 10, 1860. Educated at the University of New
Brunswick. He became editor of the Toronto _Week_, 1883, and later
Professor of English Literature and Economics in King's College,
Windsor, Nova Scotia. Since 1895 be has devoted himself
exclusively to literary work. Author of _Orion and Other Poems_,
1880; _In Divers Tones_, 1887; _Poems of Wild Life: an Anthology_,
1888; _Ave: An Ode for the Shelley Centenary_, 1892; _Songs of the
Common Day, and Ave_, 1893; _The Book of the Native_, poems, 1896;
and _New York Nocturnes and Other Poems_, 1898. He has also
published several novels and other works. He was one of the
literary arbiters at the World's Fair, Chicago. Resides in
Fredericton, New Brunswick (and in New York). _Note._--The two
following are younger brothers of Mr Roberts, and Mrs Elizabeth
Roberts MacDonald is a sister, while Mr Bliss Carman and Mr Barry
Straton are cousins of the foregoing. They are children of three
sisters.
309 THEODORE ROBERTS, b. at Fredericton, New Brunswick, July 7,
1877. Educated at the Collegiate School of that city. His verse
has appeared in the Magazines. He was war correspondent for the
New York _Independent_ in the Spanish-American War. Resides at
Fredericton, New Brunswick.
313 WILLIAM CARMAN ROBERTS, b. at Fredericton, New Brunswick,
December 6, 1874. Educated at the Collegiate School, and the
University of that city. He has published verse in the Magazines
and literary periodicals. Has done journalistic work in New York.
Resides at Fredericton, New Brunswick.
315 GEORGE JOHN ROMANES, b. at Kingston, Ontario, May 20, 1848; d. at
Oxford, England, May 23, 1894. Educated at Caius College, Oxford.
A distinguished naturalist, and brilliant scientific and
philosophical writer. During his somewhat prolonged illness he
preserved to the last his mental vigour and keenness of interest
in scientific pursuits. Not long before his death he said: "I have
now come to see that faith (the Christian faith) is intellectually
justifiable." The sonnet of the text has a pathos all its own.
Longmans, Green & Company published a volume of selections of his
poetry, 1896.
316 CARROLL RYAN, b. in Toronto, Ontario, February 3, 1839. Educated
at St Michael's College. He served as a volunteer in the British
German Legion and Turkish Contingent, during the Crimean war, and
in H.M.'s 100th Royal Can. Regt., 1859. After his return to Canada
he commanded a battery of volunteer artillery at Ottawa, and was
extra A.D.C. to Gen. Sir E. S. Smyth. Mr Ryan is a veteran of the
Canadian press. Author of _Oscar and Other Poems_, 1857; _Songs of
a Wanderer_, 1867; and _Picture Poems_, 1884. Resides in Montreal.
318 CHARLES SANGSTER, b. at Kingston, Ontario, 1822; d. at Ottawa,
Ontario, 1893. Author of _The St Lawrence, and the Saguenay, and
Other Poems_, 1856, and of _Hesperus and Other Poems and Lyrics_,
1860. A representative Canadian poet, widely known.
322 DUNCAN CAMPBELL SCOTT, b. at Ottawa, Ontario, August 2, 1862.
Educated at Stanstead Wesleyan College. Is Accountant of the
Department of Indian Affairs. He is a contributor to Magazines in
prose and verse. Author of _The Magic House and Other Poems_,
1893, and of _Labor and the Angel_, 1898. Resides at Ottawa.
330 Rev. FREDERICK GEORGE SCOTT, b. in Montreal, April 7, 1861.
Educated at Bishop's College, Lennoxville, Quebec, and at King's
College, London, England. Author of _The Soul's Quest, and Other
Poems_, 1888; _Elton Hazlewood_, a dramatic life-story, 2nd ed.,
1893; _My Lattice and Other Poems_, 1894; _The Unnamed Lake and
Other Poems_, 1897; and _Poems Old and New_, 1899. Resides in
Quebec city.
336 CHARLES DAWSON SHANLY, b. in Dublin, Ireland, March 9, 1811. Came
to Canada, 1836, and settled near London, Ontario. He edited
_Punch in Canada_. A writer of occasional verse. He became noted
as an Art Critic in New York. Died at Arlington, Florida (whither
he had gone in search of health), April 15, 1875, and is buried
near London, Ontario. Best known as engineer of the Hoosac Tunnel.
338 FRANCIS SHERMAN, b. at Fredericton, New Brunswick, 1871. Educated
at the Collegiate School and the University there. Author of
_Matins_, 1896; _In Memorabilia Mortis_, a booklet of Sonnets,
1896; and _A Prelude_, privately printed, 1897. Resides in
Fredericton.
341 GOLDWIN SMITH, LL.D., D.C.L., author, and a distinguished
Professor of History, b. at Reading, England, August 23, 1823. His
published works are numerous and widely known,--among them, _Bay
Leaves: Translations from the Latin Poets_, 1894. A very
occasional writer of verse. Resides at "The Grange," Toronto.
342 LYMAN C. SMITH, b. at Glanford, near Hamilton, Ontario, September
8, 1850. Educated at Victoria University. He has been for the past
eighteen years the principal of the High School, Oshawa, Ontario.
Author of _Mabel Gray and Other Poems_, 1896.
344 Rev. WILLIAM WYE SMITH, b. in Jedburgh, Scotland, March 18, 1827.
Came to Canada, 1837. A man of considerable journalistic
experience. Author of _Poems_, 1888; _The New Testament in Broad
Scotch_, 1896. Resides at St Catharines, Ontario.
345 ALBERT ERNEST STAFFORD SMYTHE, b. at Gracehill, Ireland, December
27, 1861. Educated at Belfast Inst., and holds certificates from
the Science and Art Department, South Kensington. Author of
_Poems, Grave and Gay_, 1891. He is editor of the _Lamp_, a paper
devoted to theosophy. Resides in Toronto.
346 HIRAM LADD SPENCER, b. at Castleton, Vermont, April 28, 1829, and
educated there. Among his classmates were Henry Cabot Lodge, W. C.
Wilkinson, W. C. Langdon, and Redfield Proctor. He became a
resident of St John, New Brunswick, 1863. A journalist. Author of
_Poems_, 1848; _A Song of the Years: a Memory of Acadia_, 1889,
(widely known,--published by J. & A. M'Millan, St John, N. B.).
Resides in St John.
348 EZRA HURLBURT STAFFORD, M.D., b. 1865. Is an associate editor of
Canadian _Journal of Medicine and Surgery_. An occasional
contributor to periodicals. Author of _Saints' Day Ballads, and
Sundry Other Measures_, a booklet, 1895. Resides in Toronto.
351 ALEXANDER CHARLES STEWART, b.--? Author of _Poems and Songs_,
1890; _The Pensioner_, 1890,--a booklet. Resides in Toronto.
351 PHILLIPS STEWART, b. 1864; d. in Toronto, Ontario, February 2,
1892. Author of _Poems_, 1887. A dominant sadness inspired the
muse of this gifted youth. His early death was a loss to
Canadian literature.
353 BARRY STRATON, b. at Fredericton, New Brunswick, December 27,
1854. Educated at the Collegiate School of that city. Studied law,
but the confinement proving detrimental to his health, he resorted
to farming. Author of _Lays of Love, and Miscellaneous Poems_,
1884; _The Building of the Bridge: an Idyl of the St John_, 1887;
and _The Hunter's Hand Book_. Resides at Maugerville, New
Brunswick.
356 ARTHUR J. STRINGER, a journalist of the Montreal _Herald_, till
very recently. Author of _Watchers of Twilight_, 1894; _Pauline
and Other Poems_, 1895; and _Epigrams_, 1896. Present residence,
New York.
359 ALAN SULLIVAN, b. in Montreal, November 29, 1867. Educated at
Loretto School, Musselburgh, near Edinburgh. A civil engineer.
Author of a booklet of verse. Resides at Rat Portage, Ontario.
361 BERTRAM TENNYSON, Q.C., b.--? Author of _The Land of Napioa and
Other Essays in Prose and Verse_, 1896. Resides at Moosomin, N. W.
T., Canada.
363 EDWARD WILLIAM THOMSON, b. in the township of Toronto, Ontario,
February 12, 1849. Educated at Trinity College Grammar School,
Weston. He served with the army of the Potomac during the closing
scenes of the Am. Civil War. Served in the field with the Queen's
Own Rifles, Toronto. In 1889-90 was chief editorial writer on the
Toronto _Globe_. He removed to Boston to accept a lucrative post
on the _Youth's Companion_. Writer of occasional verse, and author
of several volumes of short stories. Resides in Boston, Mass.
365 JOHN STUART THOMSON, b. in Montreal, 1870, where he was educated
at the old "Senior School," and in special work at M'Gill
University. He also enjoyed special advantages of private
classical study in New York City. He is a frequent contributor to
the Magazines. Author of _Estabelle and Other Poems_, 1897.
Resides in New York City.
369 FRANCIS L. DOMINICK WATERS, b. in Fermoy, Ireland, April 4, 1857.
Educated at St Colman's College. Compelled by ill health to
abandon his medical studies, he came to Canada, 1879. He has
devoted himself chiefly to literature. Author of _The Water Lily:
an Oriental Fairy Tale_, 1888. Resides at Cornwall, Ontario.
370 ARTHUR WEIR, b. in Montreal, June 17, 1864. Educated at M'Gill
University. He has had considerable journalistic experience.
Author of _Fleur de Lys_, poems, 1877; _The Romance of Sir
Richard, Sonnets, and Other Poems_, 1890; _The Snowflake, and
Other Poems_, 1896. He was selected to read the inaugural poem at
the unveiling of the national monument to Sir John A. Macdonald,
at Ottawa, 1895; and he also wrote the inaugural poem for the
unveiling of the monument to Maisonneuve, dedicated on the same
day. Resides in Montreal.
376 AGNES ETHELWYN WETHERALD ("Bel Thistlewaite"), b. in Rockwood,
Ontario, of English Quaker parentage, and educated at Friends'
Schools in New York and Ontario. She has done much journalistic
work. Author of _The Algonquin Maiden_, a romance of the early
days of Upper Canada, written in collaboration with G. Mercer
Adam; and _The House of Trees_, a volume of verse, 1896. Resides
at Fenwick, Ontario.
379 Rev. WILLIAM HENRY WITHROW, D.D., author and journalist, b.
in Toronto, August 6, 1839. Educated at Victoria and Toronto
Universities. Elected a Fellow of the Eng. Lit. Sec. of the Royal
Soc. of Can., 1884. He is editor of the _Methodist Magazine and
Review_, and author of numerous volumes, the best known of which
is _The Catacombs of Rome, and their Testimony Relative to
Primitive Christianity_. Writer of occasional verse. Resides in
Toronto.
380 Rev R. WALTER WRIGHT, b. near Toronto, Ontario, December 29,
1852. Educated at Streetsville High School, and was graduated in
Theology in connection with Chautauqua University. Author of _The
Dream of Columbus_, a poem, 1894. Present residence, Arthur,
Ontario.
382 Mrs EVA ROSE YORK, b. in Western Ontario, December 22, 1858.
Educated at Woodstock College, and at the New England Conservatory
of Music. Writer of occasional verse. Resides in Toronto.
384 Mrs PAMELIA VINING YULE, wife of the late professor J. C. Yule,
of Woodstock College, Ontario. Author of _Poems of the Heart and
Home_, 1881, and of several prose works. She was born in
Clarendon, State of New York, and her early life was spent in
Ellicottville in that State. Died at Ingersoll, Ontario, 1896.
INDEX OF FIRST LINES
PAGE
A blood-red ring hung round the moon 198
Adieu to these!--Niagara, thy roar 351
A forethought of the fated reign of peace 78
After her bath yet early in the day 270
Ah, list the music of the whistling wings 17
Ah, what if the mind 2
A lark sprang up to greet the dawn 181
A little while before the fall was done 341
All day the sun drops gold, the grassy mead 244
All hail to the day when the Britons came over 147
Among the fine old kings that reign 215
An ashen grey touched faint my night-dark room 279
And no one saw, while it was dark 349
And this is Louisburg, whose moss-grown ruin 144
A perfect artist hath been here; the scene 40
A rocky channel from the harbor led 111
Around the world the fame is blown 230
Art thou not sweet, Oh world 210
As hills seem Alps, when veiled in misty shroud 288
A shell lies silent on a lonely shore 261
A star leant down and laid a silver hand 77
A stream of tender gladness 157
As the light beyond draws nearer 200
As the twilight's grey was swallowed 118
As time past onwards, day by day 217
At husking time the tassel fades 156
At the close of the day, when the year was a-dying 98
At the forging of the Sword 76
At the postern gate of Day 208
Awake, my country, the hour is great with change 296
Ay, lay them to rest on the prairie 64
A young-eyed seer, amid the leafy ways 192
Because, dear Christ, your tender, wounded arm 158
Behind Jacques Cartier's hills the sun sinks low 11
Behold the foe of Grub Street's lettered fools 30
Behold, the maize fields set their pennons free 368
Beshrew the coined gold!--and so, take heed 141
Birds that were grey in the green are black in the yellow 128
Bite deep and wide, O Axe, the tree 73
Blue-black like the breast of the gusty sea 243
Borne on the wavelets of thy fluent notes 238
Butterfly, Flutter by 68
By cliffs grown grey, as men grow grey 346
Canada, Canada, land of the maple 289
City about whose brow the north wind blows 329
"Close up in front, and steady, lads!" brave Stewart cries,
"They're here" 70
"Cold," cried the wind on the hill 310
Columbus came to thee and called thee new 356
Come and let me make thee glad 338
Come down from the heights, my bird 386
Come, happy morn, serene and fair 32
Come hither, Sleep, from Chio's isle 225
Come, walk with the world and go down to the destitute homes
of the poor 354
Cradled within the arms of night 22
Dark tresses made rich with all treasures 255
Dead! dead! And now before 26
Deserted nest, that on the leafless tree 148
Did you see the snowy castle 379
Down from the blue the sun has driven 227
Down the long lanes of Arcadie 312
Do you remember, dear, a night in June 197
Draw nigh with reverence, Canada 211
Dreary, dreary, Fundy's mists are sweeping 59
Enough! the lie is ended. God only owns the land 27
Eyes of blue and hair of gold 2
Eyes that we look into--so 309
Facing the ocean, guardian of our land 117
Fair bird, whose silvery pinions sweep 212
Faith spread her wings to seek the realms of day 202
Fancy many forms assumes 121
For three whole days across the sky 170
From out the cold house of the north 8
God spake three times and saved Van Elsen's soul 335