Susan Coolidge was the pen name of Sarah Chauncey Woolsey, who is best known for her What Katy Did series. This is the second of three volumes of her verse. (Summary by Rachel)
Chapters (104)
1Introductory Verse
69
2A Benediction
173
3To Arcite at the Wars
120
4New every Morning
98
5Lohengrin
138
6A Single Stitch
78
7Reply
237
8Talitha Cumi
93
9The Better Way
112
10Forever
118
11Miracle
169
12Charlotte Brontë
157
13End and Means
154
14Comforted
142
15Words
113
16Influence
88
17An Easter Song
117
18So Long Ago
113
19A Birthday
114
20Derelict
149
21H. H.
220
22Freedom
192
23The Vision and the Summons
172
24Forecast
138
25Early Taken
203
26Some Lover's Dear Thought
86
27Ashes
127
28One Lesser Joy
193
29Close at Hand
143
30Only a Dream
291
31At the Altar
171
32Eternity
132
33Restfulness
157
34In and On
171
35A Day-time Moon
140
36A Midnight Sun
173
37Her Voice
173
38A Florentine Juliet
1103
39Here and There
105
40Forward
118
41In her Garden
159
42On Easter Day
149
43''Der Abend ist der Beste''
109
44Optimism
166
45''He shall drink of the Brook by the Way''
104
46Three Pictures
241
47The Two Shores
106
48''Arise, shine, for thy Light has come''
110
49A Withered Violet
101
50Darkened
112
51The Keys of Granada
165
52Bereaved
202
53''How can they bear it up in Heaven?''
185
54Wave after Wave
165
55The Word with Power
172
56To Felicia Singing
89
57Eurydice
122
58Three Worlds
101
59Opportunity
64
60Christ Before Pilate
174
61Non Omnis Moriar
134
62At Dawn of Day
82
63What might have been
109
64Some Time
82
65The Stars are in the Sky all Day
175
66Now
79
67Just Beyond
136
68Contact
194
69An Easter Song
165
70Concord
187
71Hereafter
130
72Our Daily Bread
109
73Sleeping and Waking
117
74Thorns
92
75A New-England Lady
193
76Under the Snow
128
77Sonnet for a Birthday
94
78''Many Waters cannot quench Love''
181
79Unexhausted
128
80Welcome and Farewell
97
81Life
79
82Shut in
92
83Good-by
104
84What the Angel said
219
85Commonplace
43
86Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh
97
87A Thought
92
88At Flood
80
89The Angels
98
90Not Yet
108
91To-day and To-morrow
56
92''That was the True Light, that lighteth every Man that cometh into the World"
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