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English Poetry. Last Poems - The Indian Cupid (Louisa Stuart Costello)
- San Miniato (John Sterling)
- The Drowning (Edwin John Dove Pratt)
- The World of Art (Bessie Rayner Parkes)
- The Coelian Hill (Bessie Rayner Parkes)
- Riding Song (Clarence James Dennis)
- Entered into Rest (Phoebe Cary)
- When Your Pants Begin to Go (Henry Lawson)
- How the Christmas Tree Was Brought to Nome (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- My Literary Friend (Henry Lawson)
- Fife, an’ a’ the Land about It (Alexander Douglas)
- The Black Death (Bessie Rayner Parkes)
- Switzerland and Italy (Richard Monckton Milnes)
- Morton (Albery Allson Whitman)
- Cape of Storms (Thomas Pringle)
- Grey (Ada Cambridge (Cross))
- The Swagman (Clarence James Dennis)
- You and I (Clarence James Dennis)
- Cuppacumalomga (Clarence James Dennis)
- “I Dips Me Lid” (Clarence James Dennis)
- All (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- On the Eclipse of the Moon of October 1865 (Charles Tennyson Turner)
- The Three Wrens (Phoebe Cary)
- Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven (Henry Francis Lyte)
- Henry Phipps (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Ami Green (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Paul McNeely (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Francis Turner (Edgar Lee Masters)
- The Rhyme of the O’Sullivan (Andrew Barton Paterson)
- Uncle Harry (Henry Lawson)
- Past Carin’ (Henry Lawson)
- The Song and the Sigh (Henry Lawson)
- There was set before me a mighty hill (Stephen Crane)
- Albert and His Savings (Marriott Edgar)
- The Jubilee Sov’reign (Marriott Edgar)
- The Witch's Child (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- Hawthorne (Edmund Clarence Stedman)
- Do You Think That I Do Not Know? (Henry Lawson)
- Mary Called Him 'Mister' (Henry Lawson)
- Tak Tent and Be Wary (Hector Macneill)
- The Heart of Man (John Reade)
- The Crum Appointment (Lizelia Augusta Jenkins Moorer)
- At the Dawn (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- My “Cloth of Gold” (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Usury (Albert Durrant Watson)
- Song for a German Air (Louisa Stuart Costello)
- Marah (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- In the Pouts (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Now Mine Eyes Seeth Thee (Maria Jane Jewsbury)
- King Herod’s Oath (Maria Jane Jewsbury)
Last Poems
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