Poems of Sarah Shedd
Subtitle: founder of the Shedd Free Library, Washington, N.H.
By: Arranged and compiled by A.P. Howe.
Contributors: Howe, A. P., ed.
Publisher: Printed by F.H. Howe
Published: 1883
Place of publication: Washington, N.H
Language: eng
Number of pages: 91
Table of contents: pagenum: x
title: —; pagenum: 3
title: Old Draper Hill; pagenum: 6
title: TheOldBox Pews; pagenum: 27
title: An Indian Maiden's Lament; pagenum: 28
title: Our Boston Joe; pagenum: 32
title: Thy Presence; pagenum: 33
title: To J W S; title: have woven a wreath
pagenum: 34
label: I; title: miss thee my Mother
pagenum: 35
label: I; pagenum: 37
title: Impromptu; pagenum: 38
title: Stray Thoughts; title: Wish I were Again a Child
pagenum: 40
label: I; pagenum: 42
title: To Ellen Cockrain; pagenum: 43
title: An Invitation &o; pagenum: 45
title: Soliloquy of the Half-moon; pagenum: 47
title: The Yankee; pagenum: 50
title: Autumn Leaves; pagenum: 51
title: Gone — Mary A; pagenum: 53
title: To M G on her Wedding Day; pagenum: 53
title: To Jennie; pagenum: 57
title: Pictui"^ No 2; pagenum: 58
title: Morning; pagenum: 59
title: My School Days; pagenum: 61
title: Crossing the Rappahannock; pagenum: 70
title: My old Cottage Home; pagenum: 72
title: A Poem; pagenum: 74
title: The Days when we went a Fishing; pagenum: 76
title: The Evergreen Tree; pagenum: 78
title: Obituary; pagenum: 80
title: Valentines; pagenum: 88
title: to; pagenum: 89
title: The Beautiful