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English Poetry. Last Poems - Siesta (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- A Birthday Rhyme (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- The Woodcock and the Daw (Thomas Heywood)
- While Lilies Bud and Blow (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Country Sleighing (Edmund Clarence Stedman)
- Obsequies of Stuart (John Reuben Thompson)
- What Could Your Redeemer Do (Charles Wesley)
- Sally Roy (John Rannie)
- Jean of Aberdeen (Alexander Laing)
- Ann o’ Cornylee (John Crawford)
- The Day-Dreamer (Edith Matilda Thomas)
- A Farewell to the Valley of Irwan (John Langhorne)
- Lewesdon Hill (William Crowe)
- Two Queens in Westminster (Henry Morford)
- A Harvest Scene (Gilbert White)
- Molly Astore (Thomas Furlong)
- The Return to Paraclete (Louisa Stuart Costello)
- The Convict Ship (Thomas Kibble Hervey)
- Birthday Wishes to a Physician (Lizelia Augusta Jenkins Moorer)
- Jeremi' and Josephine (Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards)
- After a Visit to the Natural History Museum (Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards)
- Carmel-by-the-Sea (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- The Singer of the Sea (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Napoleon's Dream (Alaric Alexander Watts)
- Carcassonne (John Reuben Thompson)
- Hymn for Lammas Day (Ernest Charles Jones)
- Rebuke (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- At Peace (Ina Donna Coolbrith)
- Evening Rambles (Thomas Pringle)
- On a View of Spoleto (Thomas Pringle)
- The Coranna (Thomas Pringle)
- To Sir Walter Scott (Thomas Pringle)
- The Bushman (Thomas Pringle)
- Love’s Constancy (Thomas Pringle)
- To Julia in the Temple (Robert Herrick)
- Afternoon Tea (Robert William Service)
- Loch Ericht (John Stuart Blackie)
- Ben Muichdhui (John Stuart Blackie)
- Serepta Mason (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Hod Putt (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Pan in Wall Street (Edmund Clarence Stedman)
- His Mother’s Joy (John White Chadwick)
- Jeremy Carlisle (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Wendell P. Bloyd (Edgar Lee Masters)
- The Village Atheist (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Faith Matheny (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Edith Conant (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Plymouth Rock Joe (Edgar Lee Masters)
- John Hancock Otis (Edgar Lee Masters)
- Percy Bysshe Shelley (Edgar Lee Masters)
Last Poems
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