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13267aam a2200409Ii 4500 001 FE0300A61D7611EA83B92C1397128E48 003 SILO 005 20191213010258 008 720107s1959 mau 000 m eng 020 $a 0395051320 020 $a 9780395051320 035 $a (OCoLC)224292 040 $a DLC $b eng $c DLC $d MLX $d BAKER $d BTCTA $d OCLCG $d JRV $d TXAMP $d Y38 $d BDX $d P4I $d EOS $d IAD $d OCLCQ $d OCLCF $d OCLCQ $d ORC $d DDD $d NLC $d OCLCQ $d OCLCA $d INT $d OCLCQ $d ORU $d BOS $d YBM $d OCLCO $d CNO $d XFF $d YBM $d OCLCO $d OCL $d NUI $d UtOrBLW $d SILO 050 4 $a PS3200 $b .F59 100 1 $a Whitman, Walt, $d 1819-1892, $e author. $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79081476 245 10 $a Complete poetry and selected prose / $c edited with an introduction and glossary by James E. Miller, Jr. 264 1 $a Boston : $b Houghton Mifflin Company, $c [1959] 300 $a 516 pages ; $c 21 cm. 490 1 $a Riverside editions ; $v A34 520 $a Representative writings of the nineteenth-century American poet and philosopher are supplemented by textual notes. 505 00 $t Outlines for a tomb. $t As I ponder'd in silence -- $t In cabin'd ships at sea -- $t To foreign lands -- $t To a historian -- $t To thee old cause -- $t Eidolons -- $t For him I sing -- $t When I read the book -- $t Beginning my studies -- $t Beginners -- $t To the states -- $t On journeys through the States -- $t To a certain Cantatrice -- $t Me imperturbe -- $t Savntism -- $t The ship starting -- $t I hear America singing -- $t What place is besieged? -- $t Wtill though the one I sing -- $t Shut not your doors -- $t Poets to come -- $t To you -- $t Thou reader -- $t Starting from Paumanok -- $t Song of myself -- $t To the garden the world -- $t From pent-up aching rivers -- $t I sing the body electric -- $t A woman waits for me -- $t Spontaneous me -- $t One hour to madness and joy -- $t Out of the rolling ocean the crowd -- $t Ages and ages returning at intervals -- $t We two, how long we were fool'd -- $t O Hymen! O Hymenee! -- $t I am he that aches with love -- $t Native moments -- $t Once I pass'd through a populous city -- $t I heard you solemn-sweet pipes of the organ -- $t Facing west from California's shores -- $t As Adam early in the morning -- $t In paths untrodden -- $t Scented herbage of my breast -- $t Whoever you are holding me now in hand -- $t For you O Democracy -- $t These I singing in spring -- $t Not heaving from my ribb'd breast only -- $t Of the terrible doubt of appearances -- $t The base of all metaphysics -- $t Recorders ages hence -- $t When I heard at the close of the day -- $t Are you the new person drawn toward me? -- $t Roots and leaves themselves alone -- $t not heat flames up and consumes -- $t Trickle drops -- $t City of orgies -- $t Behold this swarthy face -- $t I saw in Louisiana a live-oak growing -- $t To a stranger -- $t This moment yearning and thoughtful -- $t I hear it was charged against me -- $t The prairie-grass dividing -- $t When I peruse the conquer'd fame -- $t We tow boys together clinging -- $t A promise to California -- $t Here the frailest leaves of me -- $t No labor-saving machine -- $t A glimpse -- $t A leaf for hand in hand -- $t Earth my likeness -- $t I dream'd in a dream -- $t What think you I take my pen in hand? -- $t To the east and to the west -- $t Sometimes with one I love -- $t To a Western boy -- $t Fast-anchor'd eternal O love -- $t Among the multitude -- $t O you whom I often and silently come -- $t That shadow my likeness -- $t Full of life now -- $t Salut au Monde! -- $t Song of the open road -- $t Crossing Brooklyn ferry -- $t Song of the answerer -- $t Our old feuillage -- $t A song of joys -- $t Song of the broad-axe -- $t Song of the exposition -- $t Song of the redwood-tree -- $t A song for occupations -- $t A song of the rolling earth -- $t Youth, day, old age, and night -- $t Song of the universal -- $t Pioneers! O pioneers! -- $t To you -- France. The 18th year of these states -- $t Myself and mine -- $t Year of meteors (1859-1860) -- $t With antecedants -- $t A Broadway pageant -- $t Out of the cradle endlessly rocking -- $t As I ebb'd with the ocean of life -- $t Tears -- $t To the man-of-war-bird -- $t Aboard at a ship's helm -- $t On the beach at night -- $t The world below the brine -- $t On a beach at night alone -- $t Song for all seas, all ships -- $t Patroling Barnegat -- $t After the sea-ship -- $t A Boston ballad 1854 -- $t Europe. The 72nd and 73d years of These States -- $t A hand-mirror -- $t Gods -- $t Germs -- $t Thoughts -- $t When I heard the learn'd astronomer -- $t Perfections -- $t O me! O life! -- $t To a President -- $t I sit and look out -- $t To rich givers -- $t The dalliance of the Eagles -- $t Roaming in thought -- $t A farm picture -- $t A child's amaze -- $t The runner -- $t Beautiful woman -- $t Mother and babe -- $t Thought -- $t Visor'd -- $t Gliding o'er all -- $t Hast never come to thee an hour -- $t To old age -- $t Locations and times -- $t Offerings -- $t To the States. To identify the 16th, 17th, or 18th Presidentiad -- $t First O songs for a prelude -- $t Eighteen sixty-one -- $t Beat! Beat! Drums! -- $t From Paumanok starting I fly like a bird -- $t Song of the banner at daybreak -- $t Rise O days from your fathomless deeps -- $t Virginia the west -- $t City of ships -- $t The centenarian's story -- $t Cavalry crossing a ford -- $t Bivouac on a mountain side -- $t An army corps on the march -- $t By the Bivouac's fitful flame -- $t Come up from the fields father -- $t Vigil strange I kept on the field one night -- $t A march in the ranks hard-prest -- $t A sight in camp in the daybreak gray and dim -- $t As toilsome I wander'd Virginia's woods -- $t Not the pilot -- $t Year that trembled and reel'd beneath me -- $t The wound-dresser -- $t Long, too long America -- $t Give me the splendid silent sun -- $t Dirge for two veterans -- $t Over the carnage rose prophetic a voice -- $t I say Old General at bay -- $t The artilleryman's vision -- $t Ethiopia saluting the colors -- $t Not youth pertains to me -- $t Race of Veterans -- $t World take good notice -- $t O tan-faced prairie-boy -- $t Look down fair moon -- Reconciliation -- $t How solemn as one by one -- $t As I lay with my head in your lap Camerado -- $t Delicate cluster -- $t Lo, Victres on the peaks -- $t Spirit whose work is done -- $t adieu to a soldier -- $t Turn O libertad -- $t To the leaven'd soil they trod -- $t When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd -- $t O Captain! My Captain! -- $t This dust was once the man -- $t by blue Ontario's shore -- $t Reversals -- $t As consequent -- $t The return of the heroes -- $t There was a child went forth -- $t Old Ireland -- $t The city dead-house -- $t This compost -- $t To a foil'd European revolutionaire -- $t Unnamed lands -- $t Song of prudence -- $t The singer in the prison -- $t Warble for lilac-time -- $t Outlines for a tomb. 505 00 $t In former songs. $t Vocalism -- $t To him that was crucified -- $t You felons on trial in courts -- $t Law for creations -- $t To a common prostitute -- $t I was looking a long while -- $t Thought -- $t Miracles -- $t Sparkles from the wheel -- $t To a pupil -- $t Unfolded out of the folds -- $t what am I after all -- $t Kosmos -- $t Others may praise what they like -- $t Who learns my lesson complete -- $t Tests -- $t The torch -- $t O star of France -- $t The ox-tamer -- $t An old man's thought of school -- $t Wandering at morn -- $t Italian music in Dakota -- $t With all thy gifts -- $t My picture-gallery -- $t The prairie states -- $t Proud music of the storm -- $t Passage to India -- $t Prayer of Columbus -- $t The sleepers -- $t Transpositions -- $t To think of time -- $t Darest thou now O soul -- $t Whispers of heavenly death -- $t Chanting the square deific -- $t Of Him I love day and night -- $t Yet, yet, ye downcast hours -- $t As if a phantom caress'd me -- $t Assurances -- $t Quicksand years -- $t That music always round me -- $t What ship puzzled at sea -- $t A noiseless patient spider -- $t O living always, always dying -- $t To one shortly to die -- $t Night on the prairies -- $t The last invocation -- $t As I watch'd the ploughman ploughing -- $t Pensive and faltering -- $t Thou mother with thy equal brood -- $t A Paumanok picture -- $t Thou orb aloft full-dazzling -- $t Faces -- $t The mystic trumpeter -- $t To a locomotive in winter -- $t O magnet-south -- $t Mannahatta -- $t All is truth -- $t A riddle song -- $t Excelsior -- $t Ah poverties wincings, and sulky retreats -- $t Mediums -- $t Weave in, my hardy life -- $t Spain, 1873-74 -- $t by broad Potomac's shore -- $t From far Dakota's canons -- $t Old war-dreams -- $t Thick-sprinkled bunting -- $t What best I see in thee -- $t Spirit that form'd this scene -- $t As I walk these broad majestic days -- $t A clear midnight -- $t As the time draws nigh -- $t Years of the modern -- $t Ashes of soldiers -- $t Song at sunset -- $t As at thy portals also death -- $t My legacy -- $t Pensive on her dead gazing -- $t Camps of green -- $t The sobbing of the bells -- $t As they draw to a close -- $t Joy, shipmate, joy -- $t The untold want -- $t Portals -- $t These carols -- $t Now finale to the shore -- $t So long! -- $t Mannahatta -- $t paumanok -- $t From Montauk Point -- $t To those who've fail'd -- $t A carol closing sixty-nine -- $t The bravest soldiers -- $t A font of type -- $t As I sit writing here -- $t My canary bird -- $t Queries to my seventieth year -- $t The wallabout martyrs -- $t The first dandelion -- $t America -- $t Memories -- $t To-day and thee -- $t After the dazzle of day -- $t Abraham Lincoln, born Feb. 12, 1809 -- $t Out of May's shows selected -- $t Halcyon days -- $t Fancies at navesink -- $t Election day, November 1884 -- $t With husky-haughty lips, o sea -- $t Death of General Grant -- $t Red Jjacket -- $t Washington's monument, February 1885 -- $t Of that blithe throat of thine -- $t Broadway -- $t To get the final lilt of songs -- $t Old Salt Kossabone -- $t The dead tenor -- $t Continuities -- $t Yonnondio -- $t Life -- $t "Going somewhere" -- $t Small the theme of my chant -- $t True conquerors -- $t The United States to old world critics -- $t The calming thought of all -- $t Thanks in old age -- $t Life and death -- $t The voice of the rain -- $t Soon shall the winter's foil be here -- $t While not the past forgetting -- $t The dying veteran -- $t Stronger lessons -- $t A prairie sunset -- $t Twenty years -- $t Orange buds by mail from Florida -- $t Twilight -- $t You lingering sparse leaves of me -- $t Not meagre, latent boughs alone -- $t The dead emperor -- $t As the greek's signal flame -- $t The dismanteld ship -- $t Now precedent songs, farewell -- $t An evening lull -- $t Old age's lambert peaks -- $t After the supper and talk -- $t Sail out for good, Eidolon Yacht -- $t Lingering last drops -- $t Good-bye my fancy -- $t On, on the same, ye jocund Twain -- $t My 71st year -- $t apparitions -- $t The pallid wreath -- $t An ended day -- $t Old age's ship and crafty death's -- $t To the pending year -- $t Shakspere-Bacon's cipher -- $t Long, long hence -- $t Bravo, Paris exposition -- $t Interpolation sounds -- $t To the sunset breeze -- $t Old chants -- $t A Christmas greeting -- $t Sounds of the winter -- $t A twilight song -- $t When the full-grown poet came -- $t Osceola -- $t A voice from death -- $t A Persian lesson -- $t The commonplace -- $t "The rounded catalogue divine complete" -- $t Mirages -- $t L. of G.'s Purport -- $t The unexpress'd -- $t Grand is the seen -- $t Unseen buds -- $t Good-bye my Fancy -- $t To soar in freedom and in fullness of power -- $t Then shall perceive -- $t The few drops unknown -- $t One thought ever at the fore -- $t While behind all firm and erect -- $t A kiss to the bride -- $t Nay, tell me not to-day the publish'd shame -- $t Supplement hours -- $t Of many a smutch'd deed reminiscent -- $t To be at all -- $t Death's valley -- $t On the same picture -- $t A thought of Columbus -- $t Great are the myths -- $t Poem of remembrance for a girl or a boy of these States -- $t Think of the soul -- $t Respondez! -- $t Apostroph -- $t O sun of real peace -- $t So far and so far, and on toward the end -- $t In the new garden, in all the parts -- $t States! -- $t Long I thought that knowledge -- $t Hours continuing long, sore and heavy-hearted -- $t Who is now reading this? -- $t To you -- $t Of the visages of things -- $t Says -- $t Debris -- $t thought -- $t Solid, Ironical, rolling orb -- $t Bathed in war's perfume -- $t Not my enemies ever invade me -- $t This day, O soul -- $t Lessons -- $t One song, America, before I go -- $t After an interval -- $t The beauty of the ship -- $t Two rivulets -- $t Or from that sea of time -- $t From my last years -- $t In former songs. 561 1 $3 Special Collections copy (copy 3) $a Formerly owned by Kendall Reed. $5 IaU 650 0 $a American poetry $y 19th century. $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85004386 650 0 $a American prose literature $y 19th century. 650 7 $a Poetry. $2 fast $0 (OCoLC)fst01067691 655 7 $a Poetry. $2 lcgft $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/genreForms/gf2014026481 655 7 $a Poetry. $2 fast $0 http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1423828 $0 http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1423828 710 2 $a Houghton Mifflin Company, $e publisher. $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79073908 710 2 $a Riverside Press (Cambridge, Mass.), $e printer. $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n80007925 700 1 $a Miller, James E. $q (James Edwin), $d 1920-2010, $e writer of glossary. $e writer of introduction, $e writer of glossary. $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n80032260 700 1 $3 Copy 3 $a Reed, Kendall $c (Physician), $e former owner. $5 IaU $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2019024134 830 0 $a Riverside editions ; $v A34. $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no97059862 941 $a 2 952 $l LAPH975 $d 20220804020553.0 952 $l OVUX522 $d 20191213023554.0 956 $a http://locator.silo.lib.ia.us/search.cgi?index_0=id&term_0=FE0300A61D7611EA83B92C1397128E48Initiate Another SILO Locator Search