Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon

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La Biblioteca 74

A boy's hopes
A Canadian snow-fall
A Canadian summer evening
A child's treasures
A few short years from now
A girl's day dream and its Fulfilment
A modern Courtship
A welcome to the month of Mary
A worldly death-bed
Abraham's sacrifice
After the ball
Alain's choice
An Afternoon in July
Ash-Wednesday
Autumn winds
Beneath the snow
Come, tell me some olden story
Earth's moments of gloom
Far West Emigrant
Flirtation
Flowers and stars
Given and taken
Harry (engaged to be married) to — Charley (who is not)
Harvests
Husband and wife
In memory of the late G. C. Of Montreal
Jacques Cartier's first visit to Mount Royal
Looking Forward
Mater Christianorum, Ora Pro Nobis!
Moonlight reveries
My thoughts to-night
Mystical rose, pray for us!
Nature's music
On the death of the same Reverend nun, — The Venerable mother st. Madeleine
Our Canadian woods in early autumn
Our mountain Cemetery
Our Saviour's Boyhood
Rich and poor
Sea-shore Musings
Sister M. B.'s arrival in Montreal, 1654
St. Francis of Borgia by the coffin of Queen Isabel
St. Ignatius Loyola at the chapel of our Lady of Montserrat
The Blind man of Jericho
The boy's appeal
The bride of a year
The clouds that promise a glorious morrow
The death of the Pauper child
The Emigrant's Address to America
The Emigrants' monument at point st. Charles
The fall of the leaf
The garden of Gethsemane
The Lady of Rathmore Hall
The Magdalen at the Madonna's shrine
The maple tree
The old towers of Mount Royal or Ville Marie
The parting soul and her Guardian angel
The Recollect church.*
The river Saguenay
The Transplanted rose tree
The village girl and her high born suitor
The voices of the death chamber
The whispers of time
The white maiden and the Indian girl
The wood fairy's well
The wreath of forest flowers
To a beautiful child on her Birthday, — With a wreath of flowers
To my first born
To my husband on our wedding-day
To the Soldiers of Pius Ninth
Tribute to the memory of the rev. Sister — The Nativity, Foundress of the convent
Virgin of Bethlehem
Welcome to our Canadian spring
When will it end?
Winter in Canada