[The Voice and the Pen] {The Voice and Pen}

Waiting for the May. line 9 [longing] {longing,}

Kate of Kenmare. line 37 [and] {land}

A Lament. line 117 [strewn] {strown}

Oh! had I the Wings of a Bird. line 35 [home] {home,}

The Fireside. line 20 [fireside.] {fireside!}

Autumn Fears. line 40 [field] {field!} / line 48 [field] {field!}

Ferdiah. line 69 [birds sing] {bird sings} / line 590 [ogether]
{Together} / line 1007 [gle] {glen} / line 1229 [be.'] {be."}

The Voyage of St. Brendan. note 64 [tanagar] {tanager} / note 65
[driole] {oriole}

The Foray of Con O'Donnell. line 347 [and come] {and some} / line 407
[seagull] {sea gull}

The Bell-Founder. subheader [Vicissitude and Rest.]
{Part III.--Vicissitude and Rest.}

Alice and Una. line 77 [Glengarifl's] {Glengariff's} / note 100
[Digialis] {Digitalis}

The Voice and Pen. line 35 [orator s] {orator's}

The Arraying. line 59 [verduous] {verdurous}

Welcome, May. line 30 [footseps] {footsteps}

The Progress of the Rose. line 65 [beateous] {beauteous}

The Year-King. line 114 [iu] {in}

The Awaking. line 11 [fear] {fear,} / line 29 [known] {known:}

The First of the Angels. line 32 [grass-bearing; lea]
{grass-bearing lea}

Spirit Voices. title [VOICES] {VOICES.} / line 78 [prodnce] {produce}

O'Connell. line 123 [fault] {vault} / line 283 [it] {its}

Moore. line 101 [countr y] {country}

"Not Known". line 39 [Not] {NOT}

The Lay Missioner. line 20 [tis] {'tis}

Recollections. line 94 [hundreth] {hundredth}

Spring Flowers from Ireland. line 96 [own] {own.}

The Birth of the Spring. line 21 [When] {when} / line 29 [nowledge]
{knowledge}

Darrynane. line 30 [Lowne?] {Lowne--} / line 52 [main] {main?}

The Irish Emigrant's Mother. line 10 [Tis] {'Tis}

The Rain: a Song of Peace. line 32 [again] {again!}

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