1910. This is another compilation of the poetry of Ella Wheeler Wilcox, the woman who submitted her poetry for publication in a syndicate of newspapers. A sample of the included poems is: queen's last ride; grief; poet's theme; womanhood; world grows better; man's ideal; fire brigade; begin the day; attainment; smiles; unanswered prayers; to an astrologer; if; which are you; unconquered; and many others.
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