The parted family and other poems

Name: The parted family and other poems
Author: Mary S. B. Shindler

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Mary S. B. Shindler

Piezas 85

A funeral Hymn
A Hymn for the afflicted
A morning Hymn
A voice from Heaven
All joy
An Invocation to death
“Blessed are the meek.”
Chastening, a Proof of love
“Chiefest among ten thousand and altogether lovely.”
Don’t cry, my mother!
“Exceeding great and precious promises.”
God is faithful
God’s love to Israel
Heaven
Heaven on earth
Hymn
Hymn to the Trinity
“I go to prepare a place for you.”
“I will trust in the Covert of thy wings. Selah.”
“If there be therefore any consolation in Christ.”
Invocation to sleep
Lines
Lines — On the death of Henry Dickson
“Lovest thou me?”
Mount Auburn
My brother
My sister
New Haven
O! Sing to me of Heaven!
On a flower
“One woe is past.”
Real comfort
“Rejoice with those who do rejoice.”
“Search the Scriptures.”
Smiling, though sad
Song
Song
Song
Song
The bended knee
The bereaved father to his son
The burial
The change
The Conflict
The death-bed scene
The dream of the sick
The dying and the dead
The dying hadgi
The dying mother
The ever present friend
The fading Rose bud
The gift
The holy Bible
The joy of solitude
The joy of the Christian
The joys of grief
The mother to her departed child
The mourner’s Resolve
The parted family
The poet’s wealth
The prayer of the widow
The solitary walk
“There Remaineth therefore a rest.”
“Thy will be done.”
To a dear absent friend
To a dying Christian
To a mother, on the death of a daughter
To a mother with a dying child
To a sister, in the repose of death
To an absent husband
“To die is gain.”
To Mr. And Mrs. H. N. Davis, of st. Louis
To Mrs. William H——
To my dear departed friend
To my frail body
To my husband’s picture
To my mother
To my only sister
To the Ashley river
To the Rev. J—— P——, of Boston
Trust in Heaven
When shall it be?
Where is the better country?
WHEREFORE GLORIFY YE THE LORD IN THE FIRES.—Is. Xxiv. 15
Whom the Lord loveth, he Chasteneth