Poems: with a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith
by Rebekah Smith
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About this eBook
- Author
- Smith, Rebekah, 1794-1875
- Title
- Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith
- Credits
- Produced by Heather Clark, Stephen Hutcheson, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature
- Subject
- Smith, Annie Rebekah, 1828-1855
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 34752
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34752
- Release Date
- December 25, 2010
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.POEMS: WITH A SKETCH OF THE Life and Experience OF ANNIE R. SMITH.
- 2.PREFACE.
- 3.POEMS. — Life’s Conflict. — Christian Love. — Love Not the World. — Preparation for Heaven. — Submission. — It Was True. — No Resting Here. — Deny Thyself. — Baptism. — Despair of the Lost. — Depart from Sin. — Old, but Young. — Passing the Gate. — Trust all to God. — The Vanity of Earth. — Dying Words. — The Slave of Appetite. — All Trials Cease. — To Ellena Boutwell. — To Aaron A. Smith, — To Samuel. — Lines — To My Mother. — Response. — Lines — Lines — Lines — Look Up. — Overcoming Sin. — Will You be a Pilgrim? — Home for the Weary. — The Enemy’s Power. — Sustaining Grace. — Go Forward. — Why Art Thou Cast Down? — Trust. — “Brother, Live!” — Condense. — “The Bond of Peace.” — Christian Submission. — Who is Without Fault? — Overcome and Live. — The Last Message of Mercy. — We Love. — Have Mercy on Yourselves. — The Advent. — The Coming Day. — Domestic Afflictions. — The Christian’s Desire. — The Warfare. — Always Rejoicing. — The Work of Reform. — Live for God. — My Sheep Hear My Voice. — Where Is Thy God? — They who Love the Law. — God, the Comforter of Those Who Are Cast Down. — Worldly Sorrow. — The Race and Warfare. — The Darkness of Despair. — The Latter Rain. — The Hour of Judgment. — The Remnant Church. — False Fame and True. — Return unto the Lord. — Safety in the Lord. — The Health Institute. — Divine Love. — Appeal to the Sinner. — The Love of Many is Waxed Cold. — Early Recollections. — The Circle Broken. — The Christian’s Confidence. — For a Gathering of the Aged. — Emptiness of Earth. — The Christian’s Triumph.
- 4.A BRIEF SKETCH OF THE Life, Last Sickness and Death OF ANNIE R. SMITH.
- 5.POEMS, BY ANNIE R. SMITH. — The Friends of my Youth: Where are They? — Ode to the Winds. — Lines — Lines — Oh! Let me be on the Stormy Sea. — The Exiled Prisoner. — The Clouds. — The Unchanged. — Lines — To M. D. B. On the present of a pen. — Be Cheerful. — The Sister’s Devotion. — Trust Not, Love Not. — Proof Reader’s Lament. — Lines to H. N. S. — Lines
- 6.POEMS, BY URIAH SMITH. — The Willing and Obedient. — Be Not Cast Down. — Be Faithful. — Lines — Passed Away. — Ode. — Ode. — I’m Coming Home Again. — Charity. — Lines — The New Year, 1871. — Almost to the Beautiful Land. — “They Shall be Mine.” — The Marriage Supper of the Lamb. — The Lord Will Come.
- 7.INDEX. — POEMS BY REBEKAH SMITH. — POEMS BY ANNIE R. SMITH. — POEMS BY URIAH SMITH.
- 8.Transcriber’s Notes
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