Item - Exercises in Prose and Verse

Beadle and Adams edition, deep orange wrappers

(source: NIU Libraries)

Online Full Text:	Northern Illinois University
Series:	Beadle's Dime Speakers no. 5 (section IV, pages 51-91)
Item:	Exercises in Prose and Verse
Contents:	Transition (pages 51-52) A Plea for the Ox (pages 52-54) Falstaff's Soliloquy on Honor (page 54) Burial of Lincoln (pages 54-56) The Call and Response (pages 56-57) The Bayonet Charge (pages 58-59) History of a Life (page 60) The Bugle (pages 60-61) The Bells (pages 61-64) Byron (pages 64-65) Macbeth and the Dagger (pages 65-66) Hamlet's Soliloquy (page 67) Old Things (page 68) Look Upward! (pages 68-70) King William Rufus (pages 70-71) The Eye (pages 72-73) An Essa onto Musik (pages 73-74) Sherman's Reply to Hood (pages 74-75) The Actor (pages 75-78) The Rain (pages 78-79) Discoveries of Galileo (pages 79-80) Popular Indifference Denounced (pages 80-81) The Mosquito's Song (pages 81-82) The Fenian's Call (page 82) I'm Mustered Out (page 83) A Hot Weather Cry (pages 84-85) The Permanent Nature of the National Government (pages 86-91)
Date:	1865

Beadle and Adams edition, yellow-orange wrappers

(source: NIU Libraries)

Online Full Text:	Northern Illinois University
Series:	Beadle's Dime Speakers no. 5 (section IV, pages 51-91)
Item:	Exercises in Prose and Verse
Contents:	Transition (pages 51-52) A Plea for the Ox (pages 52-54) Falstaff's Soliloquy on Honor (page 54) Burial of Lincoln (pages 54-56) The Call and Response (pages 56-57) The Bayonet Charge (pages 58-59) History of a Life (page 60) The Bugle (pages 60-61) The Bells (pages 61-64) Byron (pages 64-65) Macbeth and the Dagger (pages 65-66) Hamlet's Soliloquy (page 67) Old Things (page 68) Look Upward! (pages 68-70) King William Rufus (pages 70-71) The Eye (pages 72-73) An Essa onto Musik (pages 73-74) Sherman's Reply to Hood (pages 74-75) The Actor (pages 75-78) The Rain (pages 78-79) Discoveries of Galileo (pages 79-80) Popular Indifference Denounced (pages 80-81) The Mosquito's Song (pages 81-82) The Fenian's Call (page 82) I'm Mustered Out (page 83) A Hot Weather Cry (pages 84-85) The Permanent Nature of the National Government (pages 86-91)
Date:	1865

Beadle and Company edition

(source: NIU Libraries)

Online Full Text:	Northern Illinois University
Series:	Beadle's Dime Speakers no. 5 (section IV, pages 51-91)
Item:	Exercises in Prose and Verse
Contents:	Transition (pages 51-52) A Plea for the Ox (pages 52-54) Falstaff's Soliloquy on Honor (page 54) Burial of Lincoln (pages 54-56) The Call and Response (pages 56-57) The Bayonet Charge (pages 58-59) History of a Life (page 60) The Bugle (pages 60-61) The Bells (pages 61-64) Byron (pages 64-65) Macbeth and the Dagger (pages 65-66) Hamlet's Soliloquy (page 67) Old Things (page 68) Look Upward! (pages 68-70) King William Rufus (pages 70-71) The Eye (pages 72-73) An Essa onto Musik (pages 73-74) Sherman's Reply to Hood (pages 74-75) The Actor (pages 75-78) The Rain (pages 78-79) Discoveries of Galileo (pages 79-80) Popular Indifference Denounced (pages 80-81) The Mosquito's Song (pages 81-82) The Fenian's Call (page 82) I'm Mustered Out (page 83) A Hot Weather Cry (pages 84-85) The Permanent Nature of the National Government (pages 86-91)
Date:	October 13, 1865