American

George Arnold

1834–1865


George Arnold (1834–1865) was a New York journalist and humorist who first studied painting. His "McArone Papers" ran in Vanity Fair from 1860.

His verse was collected after his death in "Drift: A Sea-Shore Idyl, and Other Poems" and "Poems Grave and Gay" (1866), both edited by William Winter.

  1. Farewell to Summer
  2. In the Dark
  3. Alone by the Hearth
  4. The Golden Fish
  5. September
  6. The Jolly Old Pedagogue
  7. Youth and Age
  8. Introspection

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