- Poems
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In May, 1910, Mrs. Eddy requested her publisher to prepare a few bound volumes of her poems, for private distribution. When this became known to her friends, they urged her to allow a popular edition to be issued, to which she assented. With grateful acknowledgment, therefore, of this permission, this little volume is presented to the public, in the hope that these gems of purest thought from this spiritually-minded author will prove a joy to the heavy laden and a balm to the weary heart.
- Chapters
- Preface
- Old Man of the Mountain
- Constancy
- Mother's Evening Prayer
- Love
- I'm Sitting Alone
- The United States to Great Britain
- Christ My Refuge
- 'Feed My Sheep'
- The Valley Cemetery
- Upward
- The Oak on the Mountain's Summit
- Woman's Rights
- The New Century
- To My Absent Brother
- Signs of the Heart
- Flowers
- To the Old Year - 1865
- Invocation for 1868
- Christmas Morn
- Easter Morn
- Resolutions for the Day
- O for Thy Wings, Sweet Bird!
- Come Thou
- Wish and Item
- Dedication of a Temperance Hall
- Lines
- To the Sunday School Children
- Hope
- To Etta
- Nevermore
- Meeting of My Departed Mother and Husband
- Isle of Wight
- Spring
- June
- Rondelet
- Autumn
- Alphabet and Bayonet
- The Country-seat
- To Ellen. 'Sing Me That Song!'
- Lines, on Visiting Pine Grove Cemetery
- A Verse
- Truth
- 'The Liberty Bells'
- 'Memento'
- Communion Hymn
- Laus Deo
- Our National Thanksgiving Hymn
- Satisfied