Poems / by Bret Harte.

Author
Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 [Browse]
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English
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  • Boston : James R. Osgood and Company, late Ticknor & Fields, and Fields, Osgood, & Co., 1871.
  • Cambridge : University Press: Welch, Bigelow, & Co.
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152 pages ; 18 cm

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    • San Francisco, from the sea
    • The angelus
    • The mountain heart's-ease
    • Grizzly
    • Madroño
    • Coyote
    • To a sea-bird
    • Her letter
    • Dickens in camp
    • What the engines said
    • "The return of Belisarius"
    • "Twenty years"
    • Fate
    • In dialect. "Jim"
    • Chiquita
    • Dow's flat
    • In the tunnel
    • "Cicely"
    • Penelope
    • Plain language from Truthful James
    • The society upon the Stanislaus
    • Poems from 1860 to 1868. John Burns of Gettysburg
    • The tale of a pony
    • The miracle of Padre Junipero
    • An arctic vision
    • To the Pliocene skull
    • The ballad of the emu
    • The aged stranger
    • "How are you, Sanitary?"
    • The reveille
    • Our privilege
    • Relieving guard
    • Parodies. A geological madrigal
    • The willows
    • North Beach
    • The lost tails of Miletus.
    Place name(s)
    United States Massachusetts Boston,
    LCCN
    26006585
    OCLC
    16690497
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