Songs released in 1891

• Amy Beach — Twilight
• Emily Dickinson — A Bird came down the Walk 328
• Emily Dickinson — A Charm invests a face 421
• Emily Dickinson — A Death blow is a Life blow to Some
• Emily Dickinson — A Narrow Fellow in the Grass
• Emily Dickinson — A Route of Evanescence
• Emily Dickinson — A poor — torn heart — a tattered heart
• Emily Dickinson — A shady friend for torrid days
• Emily Dickinson — A thought went up my mind to-day
• Emily Dickinson — A throe upon the features 71
• Emily Dickinson — After a hundred years
• Emily Dickinson — Ample make this Bed
• Emily Dickinson — An altered look about the hills
• Emily Dickinson — An awful Tempest mashed the air
• Emily Dickinson — Arcturus is his other name 70
• Emily Dickinson — As Imperceptibly as Grief
• Emily Dickinson — As by the dead we love to sit
• Emily Dickinson — At Half-Past Three A Single Bird
• Emily Dickinson — At least—to pray—is left—is left 502
• Emily Dickinson — Before I got my eye put out
• Emily Dickinson — Before you thought of spring
• Emily Dickinson — Besides the Autumn poets sing 131
• Emily Dickinson — Blazing in Gold and quenching in Purple 228
• Emily Dickinson — Bring me the sunset in a cup
• Emily Dickinson — By The Sea
• Emily Dickinson — Death sets a Thing significant
• Emily Dickinson — Deed
• Emily Dickinson — Delight becomes pictorial
• Emily Dickinson — Did the Harebell loose her girdle
• Emily Dickinson — Each life converges to some centre
• Emily Dickinson — Epitaph
• Emily Dickinson — Essential Oils — are wrung
• Emily Dickinson — Except the Heaven had come so near
• Emily Dickinson — Experiment To Me
• Emily Dickinson — Faith is a fine invention
• Emily Dickinson — For each ecstatic instant
• Emily Dickinson — Frequently the wood are pink 6
• Emily Dickinson — From Cocoon forth a Butterfly
• Emily Dickinson — God gave a Loaf to every Bird
• Emily Dickinson — God made a little Gentian 442
• Emily Dickinson — Going to Heaven
• Emily Dickinson — Going to him Happy letter Tell him
• Emily Dickinson — Good night which put the candle out?
• Emily Dickinson — He put the Belt around my life 273
• Emily Dickinson — Heart not so heavy as mine
• Emily Dickinson — Her final Summer was it
• Emily Dickinson — Hope is the thing with feathers
• Emily Dickinson — How Happy Is The Little Stone
• Emily Dickinson — I Have No Life But This
• Emily Dickinson — I Have Not Told My Garden Yet
• Emily Dickinson — I Noticed People Disappeared
• Emily Dickinson — I Years Had Been From Home
• Emily Dickinson — I bring an unaccustomed wine
• Emily Dickinson — I can wade Grief 252
• Emily Dickinson — I found the phrase to every thought
• Emily Dickinson — I gained it so 359
• Emily Dickinson — I gave myself to Him 580
• Emily Dickinson — I had been hungry all the Years
• Emily Dickinson — I had no Cause to be awake 542
• Emily Dickinson — I held a Jewel in my fingers
• Emily Dickinson — I know a place where summer strives
• Emily Dickinson — I know that He exists
• Emily Dickinson — I lived on dread to those who know
• Emily Dickinson — I many times thought Peace had come 739
• Emily Dickinson — I meant to have but modest needs 476
• Emily Dickinson — I never hear the word escape
• Emily Dickinson — I read my sentence—steadily 412
• Emily Dickinson — I should have been too glad I see 313
• Emily Dickinson — I should not dare to leave my friend
• Emily Dickinson — I think just how my shape will rise
• Emily Dickinson — I took my Power in my Hand 540
• Emily Dickinson — I went to heaven
• Emily Dickinson — If I should die
• Emily Dickinson — If anybodys friend be dead 509
• Emily Dickinson — Im Nobody Who Are You?
• Emily Dickinson — In Shadow
• Emily Dickinson — In lands I never saw—they say
• Emily Dickinson — Is Heaven A Physician?
• Emily Dickinson — It cant be Summer 221
• Emily Dickinson — It tossed—and tossed 723
• Emily Dickinson — It was not Death for I stood up 510
• Emily Dickinson — Just lost when I was saved
• Emily Dickinson — Lay This Laurel On The One
• Emily Dickinson — Let Down The Bars O Death
• Emily Dickinson — Like Mighty Foot Lights—burned the Red
• Emily Dickinson — Morns like these—we parted
• Emily Dickinson — Musicians wrestle everywhere
• Emily Dickinson — My Countrys Wardrobe
• Emily Dickinson — My Cricket
• Emily Dickinson — Nature rarer uses yellow
• Emily Dickinson — Nature—the Gentlest Mother is
• Emily Dickinson — Of Tribulation these are They
• Emily Dickinson — Of all the souls that stand create
• Emily Dickinson — On such a night or such a night
• Emily Dickinson — One need not be a chamber to be haunted
• Emily Dickinson — Our journey had advanced
• Emily Dickinson — Pigmy seraphs—gone astray
• Emily Dickinson — Pompless No Life Can Pass Away
• Emily Dickinson — Prayer is the little implement 437
• Emily Dickinson — Remorse
• Emily Dickinson — Requiem
• Emily Dickinson — She died—this was the way she died
• Emily Dickinson — She sweeps with many-colored brooms
• Emily Dickinson — Some too fragile for winter winds
• Emily Dickinson — South Winds jostle them
• Emily Dickinson — Storm
• Emily Dickinson — Surgeons must be very careful
• Emily Dickinson — Talk with prudence to a Beggar
• Emily Dickinson — The Blue Jay
• Emily Dickinson — The Body grows without 578
• Emily Dickinson — The Gentian weaves her fringes
• Emily Dickinson — The Leaves like Women interchange 987
• Emily Dickinson — The Moon Is Distant From The Sea
• Emily Dickinson — The Mushroom
• Emily Dickinson — The Night was wide and furnished scant
• Emily Dickinson — The One who could repeat the Summer day
• Emily Dickinson — The Oriole
• Emily Dickinson — The Preacher
• Emily Dickinson — The Railway Train
• Emily Dickinson — The Rat
• Emily Dickinson — The Robin is the One
• Emily Dickinson — The Rose did caper on her cheek
• Emily Dickinson — The Skies cant keep their secret 191
• Emily Dickinson — The Soul unto itself 683
• Emily Dickinson — The Spider
• Emily Dickinson — The Sun—just touched the Morning
• Emily Dickinson — The Way I read a Letters—this 636
• Emily Dickinson — The White Heat
• Emily Dickinson — The day came slow till five o clock
• Emily Dickinson — The nearest Dream recedes—unrealized
• Emily Dickinson — The only ghost I ever saw
• Emily Dickinson — The show is not the show
• Emily Dickinson — The thought beneath so slight a film
• Emily Dickinson — The wind begun to rock the grass
• Emily Dickinson — The wind tapped like a tired man
• Emily Dickinson — Their Height in Heaven comforts not 696
• Emily Dickinson — There came a Wind like a Bugle
• Emily Dickinson — There is a Shame of Nobleness 551
• Emily Dickinson — They dropped like flakes
• Emily Dickinson — This Merit hath the worst & 979
• Emily Dickinson — Tho I get home how late—how late
• Emily Dickinson — Through the strait pass of suffering 792
• Emily Dickinson — Times Lesson
• Emily Dickinson — To hear an Oriole sing
• Emily Dickinson — To learn the Transport by the Pain
• Emily Dickinson — Triumph—may be of several kinds 455
• Emily Dickinson — Two Butterflies went out at Noon— 533
• Emily Dickinson — Undue Significance a starving man attaches
• Emily Dickinson — Unto my Books—so good to turn
• Emily Dickinson — Victory comes late 690
• Emily Dickinson — Void
• Emily Dickinson — Wait till the Majesty of Death
• Emily Dickinson — We play at paste
• Emily Dickinson — Went Up A Year This Evening
• Emily Dickinson — What Inn is this
• Emily Dickinson — What if I say I shall not wait
• Emily Dickinson — When I Hoped I Feared
• Emily Dickinson — Where Ships of Purple—gently toss
• Emily Dickinson — Who Robbed The Woods?
• Emily Dickinson — Who never lost are unprepared 73
• Emily Dickinson — Whose are the little beds I asked
• Emily Dickinson — Wild Nights – Wild Nights 249
• Emily Dickinson — Will there really be a Morning? 101
• Emily Dickinson — Your Riches—taught me—Poverty 299
• George Meredith — Modern Love
• Henrik Ibsen — Hedda Gabler Act 1
• Henrik Ibsen — Hedda Gabler Act 2
• Henrik Ibsen — Hedda Gabler Act 3
• Henrik Ibsen — Hedda Gabler Act 4
• Laozi — The Tâo Teh King
• Oscar Wilde — Pen Pencil and Poison
• Oscar Wilde — The Canterville Ghost Chap. 1
• Oscar Wilde — The Critic as Artist: Part I
• Oscar Wilde — The Critic as Artist: Part II
• Oscar Wilde — The Decay of Lying: An Observation
• Oscar Wilde — The Duchess of Padua Act 1
• Oscar Wilde — The Duchess of Padua Act 2
• Oscar Wilde — The Duchess of Padua Act 3
• Oscar Wilde — The Duchess of Padua Act 4
• Oscar Wilde — The Duchess of Padua Act 5
• Oscar Wilde — The Persons of the Play
• Oscar Wilde — The Soul of Man Under Socialism
• Oscar Wilde — The Young King A Gay Readers Companion
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle — A Case of Identity
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle — A Scandal in Bohemia
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle — The Adventure of the Red-Headed League
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle — The Boscombe Valley Mystery
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle — The Five Orange Pips
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle — The Man With the Twisted Lip
• Supreme Court of Wisconsin — Vosburg v. Putney
• Thomas Hardy — Tess of the dUrbervilles a Pure Woman Chap. 1
• Toon Town Army — The Blaydon Races
• Traditional — Scarborough Fair
• Gabriel Faur — Mandoline