Index:Godeys Ladys Book-V31.djvu

TitleThe Lady's Book, Volume 31
EditorL. A. Godey
Year1845
PublisherL.A. Godey & Co.
LocationPhiladelphia
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ProgressTo be proofread
TransclusionIndex not transcluded or unreviewed
Volumes1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137
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A Bathing Frolic on Lake Ontario. By Lydia Lake, 4
Afternoon. By Mrs. M. E. Robbins, 21
Alvas and Inez. By Wm. Russell, Jr., 219
A Musical Reminiscence. By J. F. Otis, 216
Angry Words. By Miss S. H. Hunt, 97
An Ode of Horace. By Arthur Simkins, 56
A Reminiscence. By H. T. Tuckerman, 144
A Song for Thee. By Mrs. Lois B. Adams, 142
A Tale of New Orleans. By Mrs. H. F. Lee, 160
A Wish—translated from the German of Reinick, 109
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“Big Abel and the Little Manhattan.” By Edgar A. Poe, 218
Black Coats. By W. B. Wood, 143
Bonjour and Adieu. By Miss Penina Moise, 38
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Canzonet. By O. H. Wildeberger, 184
Conformity to the World. By T. S. Arthur, 241
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Dew-drops, 81
“Dipping.” By Mrs. H. Seeley Totten, 199
Dreams. By J. E. Knight, 172
Dudley Villiers—a Sketch. By Miss Leslie, 39
Editors’ Table, 44, 82, 128, 178, 223, 270
Editors’ Book Table, 46, 84, 130, 179, 226, 272
Epigram. By James S. Bell, M. D., 190
Error—a Sonnet. By Mrs. E. Oakes Smith, 37
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Farmer’s Nooning. By Edward H. Coggins, 1
Funeral Shadows—a Mystery. By F. A. Durivage, 46
From our Own Correspondent—Fanny, 169
Glen Mary, 32
Grandfather's Tale of Early Times. By Mrs. Lawson, 183
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Harriet Enfield; or, The Ball Dress. By Miss Leslie, 135
Heroic Women of America. Quaker Heroism, 2
Home—a Dramatic Sketch. By Henry F. Harrington, 69
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Incidents of a Cruise. By Mrs. Juliet H. L. Campbell, 74
Infancy. By Miss Marion H. Rand, 134
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Keeping a few Genteel Boarders. By Mrs. H. Seeley Totten, 25
Knowledge in Heaven. By John Ross Dix, 123
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Letters to the Editor. By Mrs. H. Seeley Totten, 78, 291, 239
Lines sent with a Rose to a Lady. By Park Benjamin, 252
Lines to Miss E. F. By A. M., 168
Lines to my Mother. By Joseph B. Smith, a blind poet, 245
Literary Criticism. By Edgar A. Poe, 261
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Marginal Notes. By Edgar A. Poe, 49, 120
Mary and Jesus. By Mrs. M. E. Robbins, 73
Mesmerides in a Stage-Coach; or, Passes en Passant. By W. Gilmore Simms, 111
Music—Carlotta Grist Polka. By Julien, 221
Music—Rosemonde. By J. T. S. Sullivan, 80
Music—the celebrated Love Not Quickstep. By Thomas Carr, 126
Music—The Exile’s Song. By J. T. S. Sullivan, 176
Music—The Tear upon my Cheek. By M. Culver, 43
My Three Loves. By Tristram Langstaff, 158
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Naples. By Prof. Waterman, 220
Niagara. By Miss Leslie, 230
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Old Truth and the Trout Fisher—a Country
Story. By Mrs. A. M. F. Annan, 207, 253
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Parting, 175
Prophecy of Balaam. By Mrs. Juliet H. L. Campbell, 63
Prosings about Poets, 237
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Recollections of Mathews. By Miss Leslie, 6
Rosa and Theodore. By M. P., 110
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Schuylkill in Winter. By D. E. Wilson, 260
Selfishness. By Esther Wetherald, 40
Sense and Insensibility. By F. E. F., 92
Smiles and Tears. By Miss Angelina M. Walcott, 32
Something in a Name. By J. Beauchamp Jones, 71
Spring in the Woodlands. By Mary Clavers, 22
Star Papers—No. 2. By a Claire Voyante, 52
St. Peter in Prison, 37
Sunday Evening. By Angele Hull, 150
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The Aims of Life. By the Hon. Ellis Lewis, 77
The American Union. By Mrs. Hale, 206
The Bazaar Post-Office, 266
The Battle of Concord Bridge, 134
The Bird, 38


The Bud of the White Cottage. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, 133
The Cheap Dress. By Mrs. A. M. F. Annan, 86
The Cousins; or, Fireside Sketches. By the author of “Kate Percival,” etc. etc., 28
The Dancing Dolls, 181
The Duchess of Bavaria. By Mrs. E. F. Ellet, 151
The Empire of Woman. By Mrs. Sarah Josepha Hale, 12
The Evil and the Good. By Mary Orme, 36
The Fisherman’s Wedding—a Tale of South America. By Edward F. Weld, 64
The Indian Captive, 182
The Italian Peasant Boy, 229
The Last Guest—a Sonnet. By Mrs. E, Oakes Smith, 24
The Last of the Asmoneans. By Miss S. H. Browne, 201
The Maiden Knight. By W. H. Carpenter, 215
The Midsummer Guests. By Mrs. A. M. F. Annan, 13, 57
The Mourners, 133
The Mysterious Reticule, By Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, 202
The Orpheus and Eurydice of Canova. By Miss H. B. Macdonald, 103
The Poet and Lady—a Dramatic Fragment. By R. H. Dunlap, 217
The Poet in Want of a Rhyme, 132
The Professor’s Daughter. By Mary E. Lee, 145
The Revenge of the Flowers—translated from the German of Freiligrath. By Caroline F. Orne, 102
The Rose and the Lily, 85
The Sabbath and its Rest. By Mrs. Hale, 144
The Schuylkill in Summer. By D. E. Wilson, 38
The Song of the Bleachers. By Anna Fleming, 142
The Suicide—translated from the German of C. F. Gellert. By J. T. S. Sullivan, 1
The Tapestry Workers. By Mrs. A. Fleming, 51
The Visitor from the Comet. By Sarak Howitt, 173
The Voyage of Life—written for my Daughter’s Album. By W., 238
The Wanderer—translated from the German of Gœthe, 265
The Warning Spectre—translated from the German. By W. L. Manning, 144
The Woods. By Charles G. Leland, 240
Thou’rt Coming, Spring. By Angele Hull. 91
Tribute to the Memory of my Mother. By Dr. John C. M’Cabe, 229
Twilight Music, 45
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Valerie; or, The Young Italian—a Tale, from the French of Florian. By Miss Carolina South, 246
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Western New York—a Slight Sketch. By Miss Leslie, 185
What that Boy did come to at Last. By Fanny Forrester, 193
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Zekiel and his Dog. By Miss H. F. Gould, 33
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