New Hampshire, A Poem; with Notes and Grace NotesFOOTNOTESReading editionChapter navigation48 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterNEW HAMPSHIRE A POEM WITH NOTES AND GRACE NOTES BY ROBERT FROST WITH WOODCUTS BY J. J. LANKES PUBLISHED BY HENRY HOLT & COMPANY : NEW YORK : MCMXXIIINEW HAMPSHIREA STAR IN A STONE-BOAT (For Lincoln MacVeagh)THE CENSUS-TAKERTHE STAR-SPLITTERMAPLETHE AXE-HELVETHE GRINDSTONEPAUL’S WIFEWILD GRAPESPLACE FOR A THIRDTWO WITCHESAN EMPTY THREATA FOUNTAIN, A BOTTLE, A DONKEY’S EARS AND SOME BOOKSI WILL SING YOU ONE-OFRAGMENTARY BLUEFIRE AND ICEIN A DISUSED GRAVEYARDDUST OF SNOWTO E. T.NOTHING GOLD CAN STAYTHE RUNAWAYTHE AIM WAS SONGSTOPPING BY WOODS ON SNOWY EVENINGFOR ONCE, THEN, SOMETHINGBLUE-BUTTERFLY DAYTHE ONSETTO EARTHWARDGOOD-BYE AND KEEP COLDTWO LOOK AT TWONOT TO KEEPA BROOK IN THE CITYTHE KITCHEN CHIMNEYLOOKING FOR A SUNSET BIRD IN WINTERA BOUNDLESS MOMENTEVENING IN A SUGAR ORCHARDGATHERING LEAVESTHE VALLEY’S SINGING DAYMISGIVINGA HILLSIDE THAWPLOWMENON A TREE FALLEN ACROSS THE ROAD (To hear us talk)OUR SINGING STRENGTHTHE LOCKLESS DOORTHE NEED OF BEING VERSED IN COUNTRY THINGSFOOTNOTESTranscriber’s NotesPrevious chapter ←THE NEED OF BEING VERSED IN COUNTRY THINGSNext chapter →Transcriber’s NotesAll chapters and sections (48)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsNEW HAMPSHIRE A POEM WITH NOTES AND GRACE NOTES BY ROBERT FROST WITH WOODCUTS BY J. J. LANKES PUBLISHED BY HENRY HOLT & COMPANY : NEW YORK : MCMXXIIINEW HAMPSHIREA STAR IN A STONE-BOAT (For Lincoln MacVeagh)THE CENSUS-TAKERTHE STAR-SPLITTERMAPLETHE AXE-HELVETHE GRINDSTONEPAUL’S WIFEWILD GRAPESPLACE FOR A THIRDTWO WITCHESAN EMPTY THREATA FOUNTAIN, A BOTTLE, A DONKEY’S EARS AND SOME BOOKSI WILL SING YOU ONE-OFRAGMENTARY BLUEFIRE AND ICEIN A DISUSED GRAVEYARDDUST OF SNOWTO E. T.NOTHING GOLD CAN STAYTHE RUNAWAYTHE AIM WAS SONGSTOPPING BY WOODS ON SNOWY EVENINGFOR ONCE, THEN, SOMETHINGBLUE-BUTTERFLY DAYTHE ONSETTO EARTHWARDGOOD-BYE AND KEEP COLDTWO LOOK AT TWONOT TO KEEPA BROOK IN THE CITYTHE KITCHEN CHIMNEYLOOKING FOR A SUNSET BIRD IN WINTERA BOUNDLESS MOMENTEVENING IN A SUGAR ORCHARDGATHERING LEAVESTHE VALLEY’S SINGING DAYMISGIVINGA HILLSIDE THAWPLOWMENON A TREE FALLEN ACROSS THE ROAD (To hear us talk)OUR SINGING STRENGTHTHE LOCKLESS DOORTHE NEED OF BEING VERSED IN COUNTRY THINGSFOOTNOTESTranscriber’s NotesWoodcut← THE NEED OF BEING VERSED IN COUNTRY THINGSTranscriber’s Notes →
