Folder 1
Contains 46 Results:
Temper
, undated
Signed J A McNeill. Essay about the virtues of women maintaining a pleasing temperament.
The Mother
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Signed J Ann McNeill. Essay describing the virtues and fears of mothers.
A rainy day
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Signed J. A. McN. Description of a rain storm as both a cause of fear and a chance to accomplish things indoors. The rest of the items in the journal are located in the final 20 pages. Information in brackets offers a limited identification of the otherwise unidentified items.
Farewell
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A four verse, anonymous song or poem.
The Indian Scholar
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An eight verse song or poem with the date Sunday Eve January the 4th 1846. [This does not appear to be an original composition. It may be a version of the song The Indian Student
from the early 1840s.]
Untitled poem, undated
Untitled poem which appears to have been signed, then erased.
Poem, To J.
, undated
Also appears to have once had a signature, now erased.
The Tear
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Poem, signed Em (?) Etheridge.
The Tear
, , undated
Poem, signed Morton Walker.
A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea
, undated
19th c. British folk song by Scottish-born Allan Cunningham, written before 1825.
Untitled lyric, undated
Possibly a variation of Miss Lucy Long
by George F. Bristow, 1842.
Patent (?) Plough
, undated
Poem or song.
My Normandy
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Song. English version of Frederic Berat's Ma Normandie
(1836?).
Two unidentified lines, undated
Two identified lines that say, I'll envy not the proudest monarch on his throne Could I but claim you as my life my love my own
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Untitled song, undated
Untitled song with the head note, To be sung on occasion of his preaching for the missionary society in 1820. Dated 8th January, 1842. [Identified as From Greenland's Icy Mountains by Reginald Heber 1819.]
Untitled song, undated
Possibly a version of Frozen Heart 93.
Nothing True But Heaven
, undated
Song written by Thomas Moore, 1829.