DEDICATION.
TO the honest, industrious poor, and to all good and feeling hearts everywhere, these Poems are dedicated. If it be true that “what comes from the heart goes to the heart,” I shall have no doubt of success in my undertaking.”
May the shamrock, the thistle, the rose and the mayflower,
At no distant day in sweet harmony twine,
And the nations of earth, thence forgetting their quarrels,
Like brothers be guided by friendship divine.
At no distant day in sweet harmony twine,
And the nations of earth, thence forgetting their quarrels,
Like brothers be guided by friendship divine.
- The Factory-Bell
The Irish-American’s Plea
The Irish Factory-Girl
The Irish Heart
An American’s Welcome
The Emerald-Isle
A Young Irish-woman’s Memories of Home
Mill Notes—Mother and Daughter
The Scotch Factory-Girl
The Waiting-Maid
The Weaver’s Saturday-Night
Lines on Reading the Scottish-Emigrant’s Farewell
England, Farewell
To T. S.
Whitsuntide
Equality of Birth
Burn’s Plaid
A Greeting
The Daisy
Robert Emmet
Free Trade, &c.
