| The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book I. |
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| Murder Will Out; Or, The Power Of Conscience. |
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| Daisy, I Have Sought For Thee. |
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| To My Father Supposed To Be Dying--September, 1841. |
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| Sumpter Has Fallen, But Freedom Is Saved. |
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| Lines Written On The Morning Of The Dreadful Fire Which Consumed The B. B. & G. R. R. Depot Buildings. |
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| To My Beloved Wife, During Affliction |
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| To Mr. James C----T |
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| The Charms Of June. Inscribed To My Wife. |
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| Stanzas.Suggested By A Funeral, On Seeing One Pass With Many Attendants, When Just Recovering From A Long Sickness, 1841. |
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