Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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Books
The worlds and I
An autobiography of a popular writer. Wilcox grew up at Lake Mendota, near Madison, where she remained until her late 20s. She became widely known for contributions to leading newspapers and for her poetry. Her poem Solitude began with the still-familiar lines: “Laugh, and the world laughs with you; Weep, and you weep alone”
A Budget of Christmas Tales
Dickens, C. A Christmas carol. Sangster, M. E. The Christmas babe. Corning, Mrs. W. H. A western Christmas. Bacheller, I. Joe's search for Santa Claus. Schayer, J. Angela's Christmas. The first Puritan Christmas tree. Butterworth, H. First New England Christmas. Dickens, C. The chimes. Redmond, C. Billy's Santa Claus experience. Stowe, Mrs. H. B. Christmas in Poganuc. Molesworth, Mrs. The Christmas princess. Widow Townsend's visitor. Wilcox, E. W. The old man's Christmas. Dickens, C. The Christmas goblin. Mead, C. H. The song of the star. Collingwood, H. W. Indian Pete's Christmas gift. My Christmas dinner. Dickens, C. The poor traveler. The legend of the Christmas tree. Ewing, J. H. The peace egg.
Three women
Poems of passion and pleasure
Poems of passion and pleasure. Find one illustrated by Dudley TENNANT, they are bizarre and beautiful.