Briggs Co	81:0901:0009	Mule Breaks Harness and Runs Away.
Briggs Co	81:1544:0011	Luther with his Family, singing hymns.
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0001	"Mild pleasures and palaces though we may roam."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0002	"A charm from the skies seems to hallow us there."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0003	1st Chorus-- "Home, home, sweet, sweet, home."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0004	"An exile from home, splendor dazzles in vain."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0005	"The birds singing gaily, that came at my call."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0006	2d Chorus-- "Home, home, sweet, sweet, home."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0007	"How sweet 'tis to sit 'neath a fond father's smile."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0008	"Let others delight 'mid new pleasures to roam."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0009	3rd Chorus-- "Home, home, sweet, sweet, home."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0010	"To thess I'll return, overburdened with care."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0011	"No more from that cottage again will I roam."
Briggs Co.	81:0839:0012	4th Chorus--"Home, home, sweet, sweet, home."
Briggs Co.	81:0840:0001	Starting for the Lodge.
Briggs Co.	81:0840:0002	At the Lodge Entrance.
Briggs Co.	81:0840:0003	Preparing to Take Degree.
Briggs Co.	81:0840:0005	Riding the Goat.
Briggs Co.	81:0840:0006	Climbing the Greased Pole.
Briggs Co.	81:0840:0012	Jones has Become a Mason.
Briggs Co.	81:0842:0001	Ship leaving Port.
Briggs Co.	81:0842:0002	A Fair Wind.
Briggs Co.	81:0842:0003	Among the Icebergs.
Briggs Co.	81:0842:0004	On a Lee Shore.
Briggs Co.	81:0842:0005	On Fire.
Briggs Co.	81:0842:0006	Crew Saved in Boats.
Briggs Co.	81:0843:0001	"There was a tumult in the city, in the quaint old Quaker town."
Briggs Co.	81:0843:0002	"While all solemnly inside Sat the Continental Congress."
Briggs Co.	81:0843:0003	"Far aloft in that high steeple Sat the bell-man, old and gray."
Briggs Co.	81:0843:0004	"Ring! he shouts, Ring! grandpa, Ring! oh ring for liberty."
Briggs Co.	81:0843:0005	"How they shouted! what rejoicing! How the old bell shook the air."
Briggs Co.	81:0843:0006	"That old State-house bell is silent, Hushed is now its clamorous tongue."
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0001	John Gilpin's spouse said to her dear.
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0002	John Gilpin kissed his loving wife.
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0003	Where they did all get in,"
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0004	He saw three customers come in.
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0005	"The wine is left behind!"
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0006	And hung a bottle on each side.
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0007	Now see him mounted once again.
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0008	Away went hat and wig,
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0009	The wind did blow, the cloak did fly,
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0010	Their gates wide open threw.
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0011	Down ran the wine into the road,
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0012	"Stop, stop, John Gilpin! Here's the house!"
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0013	His horse at last stood still.
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0014	Whence straight he came with hat and wig,
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0015	Whereat his horse did snort,"
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0016	And away went Gilpin's hat and wig,
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0017	She pulled out half a crown,
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0018	By catching at his rein,
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0019	"Stop thief, Stop thief! a highwayman!"
Briggs Co.	81:0844:0020	Nor stopped till where he had got up.
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0001	The gallant steamer "Ocean Queen" Swept proudly on her way.
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0002	Ah, who beneath that cloudless sky That smiling, bends serene.
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0003	A seaman sought the captain's side, A monument whispered low.
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0004	"Is there no hope-no chance of life?"
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0005	By name, John Maynard, eastern born, Stood calmly at the wheel.
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0006	Three hundred souls, the steamer's freight, Crowd forward wild with fear.
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0007	"Stand by the wheel five minutes yet, And we will reach the shore."
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0008	The flames approach with gaint strides. They scorch his hands and brow.
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0009	The pebbles grate beneath the keel, The steamer touches shore.
Briggs Co.	81:0845:0010	His nerveless hands released their task. He sunk beside the wheel.
Briggs Co.	81:0846:0002	"Bounteous Nature loves all land."
Briggs Co.	81:0846:0003	"Angels fold their wings."
Briggs Co.	81:0846:0004	"Innisfallen's ruined shrine."
Briggs Co.	81:0846:0005	"Still at Muckross you must pray."
Briggs Co.	81:0846:0007	"Angels often pausing there."
Briggs Co.	81:0846:0008	"Music there for echo dwells,"
Briggs Co.	81:0846:0009	"Tinge the cloud wreaths in that sky."
Briggs Co.	81:0846:0011	"Wings of Angels so might shine."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0001	"He sorrowed o'er the expiring horse."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0002	"In listening mood, she seems to stand."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0003	"Tis thus our charmed rhymes we sing."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0004	"Wake, Allan-Bane, aloud she cried."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0005	"The hounds, the hawk, her cares divide."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0006	"Grant me this maid to wife."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0007	"Chieftains, forego!"
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0008	"The cross thus formed, he held on high."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0009	"Alas! she sobbed-and yet be gone."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0010	"The messenger of fear and fate."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0011	"With Alpine's Lord the Hermit Monk held solemn word."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0012	"Ellen beheld as in a dream."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0013	"He placed the golden circlet on."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0014	"The fiece avenger is behind!"
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0015	"By Him whose word is truth!"
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0016	"Thy name and purpose! Saxon, stand!"
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0017	"These are Clan-Alpine's warriors true."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0018	"And locked his arms his foeman round."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0019	"And ever James was bending low."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0020	"Back, on your lives, ye menial pack!"
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0021	"Hear ye, my mates!"
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0022	"Hark, Minstrel! I have heard thee play."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0023	"No word her choking voice commands."
Briggs Co.	81:0847:0024	"Then gently drew the glittering band."
Briggs Co.	81:0848:0003	"O'er moor and fen, o'er crag and torrent."
Briggs Co.	81:0849:0001	"Old Ironsides at anchor lay."
Briggs Co.	81:0849:0002	"These stood the boy with dizzy brain."
Briggs Co.	81:0849:0003	"A rifle grasped And aimed it at his son."
Briggs Co.	81:0849:0004	"That only chance your life can save. Jump, jump boy!"
Briggs Co.	81:0849:0005	"He sank-he rose-he lived-he moved."
Briggs Co.	81:0849:0006	"His father drew in silent joy Those wet arms around his neck."
Briggs Co.	81:0850:0001	Ichabod Crane, the Village Schoolmaster.
Briggs Co.	81:0850:0002	Crane Relating Tales of Witchcraft to Dutch Family.
Briggs Co.	81:0850:0003	Crane Making Love to Katrina Van Tassel.
Briggs Co.	81:0850:0004	Crane Dancing with Katrina at the Quilting Party.
Briggs Co.	81:0850:0005	Crane Meeting the Headless Horseman on Way Home from Quilting Party.
Briggs Co.	81:0850:0006	Fight of Crane Pursued by the Headless Horseman.
Briggs Co.	81:0851:0001	Leaving Home.
Briggs Co.	81:0851:0002	Temptation and Fall.
Briggs Co.	81:0851:0003	Farther on-Gambling.
Briggs Co.	81:0852:0001	I Don't Go Much on Religion.
Briggs Co.	81:0852:0002	I come into Town with Some Turnips.
Briggs Co.	81:0852:0003	I went in for a Jug of Molasses.
Briggs Co.	81:0852:0004	Hell to Split Over the Prairie.
Briggs Co.	81:0852:0005	At last We Struck Horses and Wagon.
Briggs Co.	81:0852:0006	I Jest Flopped Down on My Marrow Bones.
Briggs Co.	81:0852:0007	And Thar Sot Little Breeches and Chirped.
Briggs Co.	81:0852:0008	They Just Scooped Down and Toted Him.
Briggs Co.	81:0853:0002	She strikes a match-Vision of a warm stove.
Briggs Co.	81:0853:0005	She sees a vision of stars falling.
Briggs Co.	81:0853:0006	Vision of her Grandmother-She strikes whole bunch of matches.
Briggs Co.	81:0853:0007	The Grandmother and child in sky.
Briggs Co.	81:0853:0008	The little match girl found frozen in the snow.
Briggs Co.	81:0854:0001	Little Red Riding Hood Leaving Home.
Briggs Co.	81:0854:0002	Little Red Riding Hood Meeting Wolf.
Briggs Co.	81:0854:0003	The Wolf at Door of Grandmother's Cottage.
Briggs Co.	81:0854:0004	Wolf Dressing in Grandmother's Night-Robe.
Briggs Co.	81:0854:0005	Little Red Riding Hood in Bed with Wolf.
Briggs Co.	81:0854:0006	The Wolf Killed by Woodman.
Briggs Co.	81:0855:0004	Act I, Sc. 7. Lady MacBeth welcoming Duncan and suite.
Briggs Co.	81:0855:0008	Act III, Sc. 4. Banquo's ghost at the banquet.
Briggs Co.	81:0855:0010	Act V, Sc. 1. Lady MacBeth washing her hands in her sleep.
Briggs Co.	81:0855:0011	Act V, Sc. 5. "Fear not till Burnham woods do come to Dunsinane."
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0003	Aaron Burr captivates Nolan.
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0004	Nolan writing to Burr.
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0008	Nolan reading aloud.
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0009	He threw the book into the sea.
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0010	Mrs. Groff dances with Nolan.
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0012	Nolan takes charge of the gun.
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0015	"Pray God to bless that flag."
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0017	Nolan's death.
Briggs Co.	81:0856:0018	Nolan's grave as he wished it to be.
Briggs Co.	81:0857:0002	"How the darkies shouted."
Briggs Co.	81:0857:0004	"Sherman's Yankee boys."
Briggs Co.	81:0857:0005	"We made a thoroughfare."
Briggs Co.	81:0858:0002	Doorway of Scrooge's house.
Briggs Co.	81:0858:0003	Effect. Marley's face.
Briggs Co.	81:0858:0004	Scrooge's sitting room.
Briggs Co.	81:0858:0005	Effect. Marley's ghost.
Briggs Co.	81:0858:0006	Scrooge's bedroom.