Songs from the wayside
By: by Clara Ann Thompson
Edition: Electronic ed.
Series: New York Public Library digital library collections. Digital Schomburg; New York Public Library digital library collections
Publisher: New York Public Library
Published: 1997
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Subjects: African American women; Poetry; African Americans
Notes: Title from title screen (last viewed Feb. 28, 2000)

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Photographic frontispiece with portrait of author.

Transcribed from: Songs from the wayside / by Clara Ann Thompson. Rossmoyne, Ohio : The Author, 1908. 96 p. : port. ; 17 cm.

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Table of contents: title: An autumn day; title: Autumn leaves; title: A lullaby; title: An opening service; title: Church bells; title: Doubt; title: Driftwood; title: His answer; title: Hope; title: Hope deferred; title: If thou shouldest return; title: I'll follow thee; title: Johnny's pet superstition; title: Memorial Day; title: Mrs Johnson objects; title: Not dead, but sleeping; title: Oh list to my song; title: Out of the deep; title: Parted; title: She sent him away; title: Storm-beaten; title: Submission; title: The after-glow of pain; title: The angel's message; title: The Christmas rush; title: The dying year; title: The Easter bonnet; title: The Easter light; title: The empty tomb; title: The old and the new; title: The skeptic; title: The watcher; title: To my dear brother; title: Uncle Rube's defense; title: Uncle Rube on the race question; title: Uncle Rube to the young people.