Religious Poems

About this book

A volume of religious verse by Harriet Beecher Stowe, published in 1867. Best known for Uncle Tom's Cabin, Stowe here writes poems and hymn-like pieces on faith, suffering, death, and the hope of heaven, several born of her own bereavements. The collection shows the devotional depth beneath her public career and her lifelong engagement with the consolation of religion.

Contents

1. ST. CATHERINE BORNE BY ANGELS.
2. THE CHARMER.
3. KNOCKING. 🔒
4. THE OLD PSALM TUNE. 🔒
5. THE OTHER WORLD. 🔒
6. MARY AT THE CROSS. 🔒
7. THE INNER VOICE. 🔒
8. ABIDE IN ME, AND I IN YOU. 🔒
9. THE SECRET. 🔒
10. THINK NOT ALL IS OVER. 🔒
11. LINES 🔒
12. THE CROCUS. 🔒
13. CONSOLATION. 🔒
14. "ONLY A YEAR." 🔒
15. BELOW. 🔒
16. ABOVE. 🔒
17. LINES 🔒
18. SUMMER STUDIES. 🔒
19. I. MIDNIGHT. 🔒
20. II. FIRST HOUR. 🔒
21. III. SECOND HOUR. 🔒
22. IV. THIRD HOUR. 🔒
23. V. FOURTH HOUR. 🔒
24. VI. DAY DAWN. 🔒
25. VII. WHEN I AWAKE I AM STILL WITH THEE. 🔒
26. A DAY IN THE PAMFILI DORIA. 🔒
27. THE GARDENS OF THE VATICAN. 🔒
28. ST. PETER'S CHURCH. 🔒
29. THE MISERERE. 🔒