Celia Thaxter, 1835- 425.

Philip Thaxter.

In Celia Thaxter's poem, The Watch of Boon Island, is told the story of two wedded lovers who tended the lighthouse on Boon Island until the husband died, when the wife Bowed her head and let the light die out, For the wide sea lay calm as her dead love, When evening fell from the far land, in doubt, Vainly to find that faithful star men strove. (1874.)

The poet's craft; verses selected by Helen Fern Daringer & Anne Thaxter Eaton.

Helen Fern Daringer & Anne Thaxter Eaton (A); 7Dec62; R306098.

EATON, ANNE THAXTER.

EATON, ANNE THAXTER. Reading with children.

Anne Thaxter Eaton (A); 18Dec67; R424418.

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By Samuel Thaxter Farquhar.

The poet's craft; verses selected by Helen Fern Daringer & Anne Thaxter Eaton.

Helen Fern Daringer & Anne Thaxter Eaton (A); 7Dec62; R306098.

EATON, ANNE THAXTER.

EATON, ANNE THAXTER. Reading with children.

Anne Thaxter Eaton (A); 18Dec67; R424418.

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By Samuel Thaxter Farquhar.