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Smith, Effie Waller
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| SONGS OF THE MONTHS. |
| TO MARY ELLIOTT FLANERY. |
| TO MRS. LOUISA STEELE. -- ON RECEIVING SOME SEA-SHELLS. |
| TO MR. AND MRS. G. E. STALEY. -- ON THEIR WEDDING DAY. |
| AN OLD-FASHIONED GARDEN. |
| DAISIES. |
| WHEN DAISIES BLOOM. |
| ONCE ON A TIME. |
| THOU WILT KEEP THEM. |
| JANUARY. |
| FEBRUARY. |
| MARCH. |
| APRIL. |
| MAY. |
| JUNE. |
| JULY. |
| AUGUST. |
| SEPTEMBER. |
| OCTOBER. |
| NOVEMBER. |
| DECEMBER. |
| MUSINGS ON THE OLD YEAR. |
| BEAUTIFUL SNOW. |
| A SIGN OF SPRING. |
| SPRING AGAIN. |
| EASTER. -- TO SISTER. |
| EASTER LILIES. |
| DECORATION DAY. |
| THE SWORD IN ITS SCABBARD. |
| MEMORIAL DAY. |
| BERRYING TIME. |
| AN AUGUST SUNSET. |
| A GOOD-BYE. |
| NUTTING-TIME. |
| INDIAN SUMMER. |
| A THANKSGIVING. |
| CHRISTMAS WISHES. -- TO A FRIEND. |
| THE HILLS. |
| THE LONE GRAVE ON THE MOUNTAIN. * Bull Mountain. Floyd County, Kentucky. |
| TO W.A. |
| HOISTING THE FLAG. -- Sept. 22, 1898. |
| THE WAGON RIDE. -- A REAL HAPPENING. |
| THE FARMER'S BOY. |
| EVENING AMONG THE CUMBERLANDS. |
| HOLLYHOCKS. -- J. S. |
| SOMEBODY'S FATHER. |
| WASHINGTON. |
| THE 'POSSUM HUNT. -- A TRUE INCIDENT. |
| THE "EVENING STAR." -- TO MOTHER. |
| COUNTRY COURTSHIP. |
| RAIN IN THE NIGHT. |
| AT THE CLOSE OF SCHOOL. |
| SMILE AND SPEAK KINDLY. |
| BRIDAL BLOSSOMS. -- M. M. |
| DESPONDENCY. |
| SAFE AT HOME. -- IN MEMORY OF MRS. MINNIE KENDRICK. |
| BRING THEM BACK. |
| IN THY SECRET PLACE. |
| THE PREACHER'S WIFE. -- DEDICATED TO THE WIVES OF THE ITINERANT -- PREACHERS OF THE M. E. CHURCH. |
| CLOSER TO THEE. |
| IN MEMORY -- OF REV. JESSE BALL, WHO ENTERED THE HEAVENLY LIFE SEPT. 6, 1898. |
| SHINING FOR JESUS. |
| FOUR-LEAFED CLOVER. -- IN MEMORY OF MY AUNT, APRIL 21, 1898. |
| SHALL WE KNOW OUR DEAR AND LOVED ONES? |
| "REMEMBER THE MAINE." |
| THE CUBAN CAUSE. |
| RETURN OF OUR SOLDIER BOYS--1899. |
| DECORATION DAY--1899. |
| TO----. |
| "ONLY A DRUNKARD." |
| FUTURE DAYS. |
| THE CORN-HUSKING. -- NOVEMBER, 1898. |
| AFTER THE STORM. |
| MAPLE LEAVES IN AUTUMN. |
| AUTUMN BEAUTIES. |
| THE OLD MILL-POND. |
| THE UNCULTURED MAN. |
| A LONGING FOR THE WOODS. |
| THE COLORED SOLDIERS OF THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR. |
| "HER HOPES LIE BURIED WITH HER -- HERO DEAD." |
| NO SOLITUDE IN NATURE. |
| JONQUILS. |
| APPLE SAUCE AND CHICKEN FRIED. |
| TO MY LOVE. |
| COURTSHIP AMONG THE MOUNTAINS. |
| NO ONE LIKE MOTHER. |
| THE SUMMER IS DYING. |
| BRYANT. |
| AT THE "LOCKS." -- ON KENTUCKY RIVER NEAR FRANKFORT. -- April 27, 1900. To U.S.S. |
| AFTER READING THE "SONG OF -- HIAWATHA." |
| TO THE CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS. |
| THE OLD WALNUT CRADLE. |
| THE KING'S DAUGHTER. |
| AT DANIEL BOONE'S MONUMENT. -- IN NATIONAL CEMETERY, FRANKFORT, KY. |
| TRUE LOVE NEVER DIES. -- AUTUMN, 1895. |
| A MEMORY. |
| TO S. E. D. -- ON RECEIVING A BOUQUET OF PEONIES. |
| "YANKEE DOODLE." |
| ENSIGN WORTH BAGLEY. |
| THE OLD ATTIC ROOM. |
| SING ME A SONG. |
| STORY OF THE CHRIST-CHILD. |
| MEMORIES OF HOME. |
| DECATUR'S DARING DEED. -- FEBRUARY , 1804. |
| ANSWER TO VERSES ADDRESSED TO -- ME BY PETER CLAY. |
| JASPER AT FORT MOULTRIE. -- June 28, 1776. |
| IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM HUGHES. -- MY FRIEND AND CLASS-MATE. |
| VESPER SONG. |
| HE LEADETH ME. |
| KATHERINE. |
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