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English Poetry. Last Poems - Alienation (Katharine Tynan)
- Distraction (Katharine Tynan)
- To Ellen at the South (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
- Friend Sorrow (Adelaide Anne Procter)
- True Honours (Adelaide Anne Procter)
- Her Folks An' Hiz'n (Benjamin Franklin King)
- Sloth 1. Too many a Samsan lip your teeth indent (Bernard Patrick O'Dowd)
- Our Duty (Bernard Patrick O'Dowd)
- MacFadden and MacFee (David Rorie)
- Jeanie's Welcome Hame (David Vedder)
- The Bronco Twister's Prayer (Bruce Kiskaddon)
- The Auld Carle (David Rorie)
- God Keep You (Mary Ainge De Vere)
- The Wind-Swept Wheat (Mary Ainge De Vere)
- An Incident (Charles Frederick White)
- Calmly We Walk Through This April's Day (Delmore Schwartz)
- Song of the Scottish Exile (David Vedder)
- Eternal Spirit, Come (Charles Wesley)
- On the Plains (George Essex Evans)
- To the Irish Dead (George Essex Evans)
- The Grey Road (George Essex Evans)
- Sheep and Lambs (Katharine Tynan)
- Echo to Him Who Complains (Mary Robinson)
- The Faded Bouquet (Mary Robinson)
- Lines on Hearing it Declared that No Women Were So Handsome as the English (Mary Robinson)
- Cavour (Menella Bute Smedley)
- Ode to the Philistines (George Essex Evans)
- The Dead Democrat (George Essex Evans)
- “Too Low and Yet Too High” (Paul Hamilton Hayne)
- The Sword of Pain (George Essex Evans)
- The Song of Gracia (George Essex Evans)
- The Song of Life (George Essex Evans)
- The Buoy-Bell (Charles Tennyson Turner)
- A Christmas Spy (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- Licia Sonnets 16 (Giles Fletcher the Elder)
- A Song of Going (Katharine Tynan)
- Christmas Post (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- A Question of Spelling (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- For Every Day (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- Langside (David Macbeth Moir)
- The Field of Pinkie (David Macbeth Moir)
- Bridal Eve (Edith Nesbit)
- Compensations (Alfred Noyes)
- As It Is (Edith Nesbit)
- Licia Sonnets 42 (Giles Fletcher the Elder)
- The Symbolist (Alfred Noyes)
- The Point of View: I (Edith Nesbit)
- The Musical Carp (Carolyn Wells)
- The Spelling Lesson (Carolyn Wells)
- De Libris (William Cosmo Monkhouse)
Last Poems
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