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English Poetry. Last Poems - Coquette et Froide (Julia Ward Howe)
- Mother Mind (Julia Ward Howe)
- I can't feel the sunshine (Lesbia Harford)
- Rose and Thistle (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- The Window-Panes at Brandon (John Reuben Thompson)
- Closing Time: Public Library (Lesbia Harford)
- Sonnets to Phillis. 39 (Thomas Lodge)
- I dare not leave the splendid town (Lesbia Harford)
- At Set of Sun (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Summons (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Paddy’s Letter, 1857 (Andrew Barton Paterson)
- Kinsey Keene (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Licia Sonnets 31 (Giles Fletcher the Elder)
- Judge Somers (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Dow Kritt (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Silas Dement (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Roger Heston (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Robert Davidson (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Indignation Jones (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Herman Altman (Edgar Lee Masters)
- The Passing of Gundagai (Andrew Barton Paterson)
- The All Right Un (Andrew Barton Paterson)
- Past Carin’ (Henry Lawson)
- Knocked Up (Henry Lawson)
- I stood upon a highway (Stephen Crane)
- Upon the road of my life (Stephen Crane)
- Asparagus (Marriott Edgar)
- The Day to the Night (Alice Meynell)
- Ode to the Philistines (George Essex Evans)
- Licia Sonnets 27 (Giles Fletcher the Elder)
- Licia Sonnets 39 (Giles Fletcher the Elder)
- The Wayside Calvary (Owen Seaman)
- The Burial of Latane (John Reuben Thompson)
- Licia Sonnets 20 (Giles Fletcher the Elder)
- In Honour of America, 1917 (Alice Meynell)
- Melchior's Ride (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- “I Ought to Mustn't” (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- Magic Rings (Bessie Rayner Parkes)
- A Grave in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond (J.R.T.) (Margaret Junkin Preston)
- Tak Tent and Be Wary (Hector Macneill)
- The Appian Way (Bessie Rayner Parkes)
- St. John Lateran (Bessie Rayner Parkes)
- Do you remember still the little song (Lesbia Harford)
- Sonnets to Phillis. 32 (Thomas Lodge)
- Carmel-by-the-Sea (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Dreams of Heaven (Maria Jane Jewsbury)
- Carcassonne (John Reuben Thompson)
- The Road to School (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Cupid Kissed Me (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- At Peace (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
Last Poems
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