A Bee his burnished Carriage /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A chilly Peace infests the Grass /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Counterfeit — a Plated Person /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A curious Cloud surprised the Sky /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Diamond on the Hand /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Dimple in the Tomb /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Drunkard cannot meet a Cork /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Field of Stubble, lying sere /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Flower will not trouble her, it has so small a Foot /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A full fed Rose on meals of Tint /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A great Hope fell /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A lane of Yellow led the eye /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Letter is a joy of Earth /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A little Dog that wags his tail /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A little overflowing word /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A little Snow was here and there /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Mine there is no Man would own /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Pang is more conspicuous in Spring /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Pit — but Heaven over it /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.

A Rat surrendered here /Dickinson E. Dickinson, E.