Poet
Eliza Paul Kirkbride Gurney
1801–1881
English
- All Alone.
- And The Laughter Of The Young And Gay Was Far Too Glad And Loud.
- At A Time Of Deep Proving.
- Consolation In Bereavement.
- Ephesians 4:32.
- Farewell.
- Heaven And Earth.
- In A Season Of Bereavement.
- In This Book
- J. H. On The Death Of His Wife.
- Kindness.
- Life's Stages.
- Lines Suggested By The Conversation Of A Brother And Sister In The Chamber Of A Deceased And Highly Valued Parent.
- Lines Suggested By The Presence Of The English Friends, J. And H. C. Backhouse, In America 1831.
- Oh, For A Home Of Rest!
- On A Packet Of Letters.
- On Hearing It Said "That It Was Unreasonable To Suppose Man Should Believe What He Could Not Comprehend."
- On Leaving Pine Cottage.
- On Reading "Gibbon's Rome."
- On The Death Of My Uncle, Joseph Paul.
- Recognition In Heaven.
- Reply Of The Messenger Bird.
- Shepherd Of Israel.
- Spring.
- The Alpine Horn.
- The Evening Star.
- The Gathering Round The Oak Tree.
- The Last Day.
- The Last Look Is Taken
- The Morn And Eve Of Life.
- The Plagues Of Egypt; Or, God's Providence Magnified In The Care Of His Chosen.
- Time.
- To A Friend.
- When The Eagle Finds
- William Forster.
- Woodburn.
- Written After A Visit To The Institution For The Deaf And Dumb.
- Written At The Delaware Water Gap.
- Written In A Friend's Album.
- Written In An Album.
- Written In L. J.'s Album.