The wreath of Eglantine
Subtitle: and other poems
By: ed. and in part composed by Daniel Bedinger Lucas.
Contributors: Lucas, Virginia, 1838-1864?
Publisher: Kelly, Piet & Company
Published: 1869
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 169
Notes: Includes poems written by Virginia Lucas, under the pseudonym of Eglantine.
Table of contents: title: WREATH OF EGLANTINE:; title: Morning Dawn 11; title: Rural Afternoon 12; title: Early Twilight 14; title: Summer Night 17; title: The Stars 19; title: Autumn Scene 21; title: The Cottage by the Mill 23; title: The Blue Forget-Me-Not 25; title: The Grape-Vine Swing 27; title: Recollections of Erie 29; title: Indian Summer 31; title: A Night Scene 34; title: The Ruin 33; title: Meeting of the Shenandoah and Potomac 38; title: Lines to a Cedar of Lebanon 41; title: October Musings 43; title: PATRIOTIC AND NATIONAL POEMS :; title: The Land Where we Were Dreaming 63; title: The Battle of Ball's Bluff 67; title: My Heart is in the Mountains 69; title: Song of the South 79; title: Jefferson Davis 72; title: Ode Recited at the Consecration of the Stonewall Cemetery 73; title: The Virginians Sit and Weep 79; title: TINTOGRAPHIC MELODIES:; title: Calidia 83; title: Nivean 90; title: Lora Logie 98; title: Underneath the Fullness 100; title: To Miss Nannie B°°°°° 101; title: Eglantine 102; title: The Flowers we Call Flora 105; title: The Picture 106; title: Corinne 106; title: Lucile 108; title: 'Twas in the Gentle Twilight Season 110; title: Mary 111; title: O, Sweet at Morning's Dewy Dawn 112; title: My Thought Grows Hazy with the Season's Touch. 113; title: O, Lora, as the Earth Pursues 114; title: A Serenade 116; title: The Wind Chimed Low. 116; title: The Solitary Horseman 117; title: There are Precious Cargoes Stranded 119; title: Out on the Seashore 120; title: Saint Agnes Of Guienne 123