ADA AND ALWIN.

Poet's Byline: Sallie M. BryanFirst Line of Poem: The lady knelt beside him in a pictured chamber's gloom

WILD WORDS—BUT TRUE.

Poet's Byline: Sallie M. BryanFirst Line of Poem: No—no—the angels do not love their Heave

TO A PORTRAIT OF MY MOTHER. / Taken in her Childhood.

Poet's Byline: Sallie M. BryanFirst Line of Poem: I've gazed in dreamy silence on the star

THE POET'S BANQUET.

Poet's Byline: Sallie M. BryanFirst Line of Poem: As in wine and music the midnight goes

IDA'S SONG OF PARTING.

Poet's Byline: Sallie M. BryanEpigraph: "Farewell! a word that must be, and hath been— / A sound which makes us linger;—yet—farewell !"First Line of Poem: Alas, and I must say of thee—no more

"THE POETRY OF HEAVEN."

Poet's Byline: Sallie M. BryanFirst Line of Poem: Oh, ancient volume, gloriously brigh

TO "A THING OF BEAUTY."

Poet's Byline: Sallie M. BryanFirst Line of Poem: Sweet boy, I'll rave not of thy lip or brow

WHAT SEEMS.

Poet's Byline: Sallie M. BryanEpigraph: "Wise judges are we of each other."First Line of Poem: My fate a bright—a blest? Alas, if tho