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English Poetry. Last Poems - Avon Braes (David Wingate)
- The Bonnie Lass of Barr (Hamilton Paul)
- Nithside (John M’Diarmid)
- Funcheon Woods (Bartholomew Simmons)
- Emmeline Talbot (Thomas Davis)
- When South Winds Blow (Thomas Davis)
- For Doctor Mackenzie’s Book “The History of Health” Etc. 1756 (John Dyer)
- The Glen of Glangoole (Aubrey De Vere)
- The Pretty Girl of Loch Dan (Samuel Ferguson)
- To a Lady before Marriage (Thomas Tickell)
- On the Prospect of Peace (Thomas Tickell)
- Avignon (Maria White Lowell)
- The Fleece: An Epic in Four Books-Book 2 (John Dyer)
- As to Clio’s Picture (John Dyer)
- The Bay of Biscay O! (Andrew Cherry)
- Written at Caudebec in Normandy (Arthur Henry Hallam)
- The Violet and the Rose (Augusta Webster)
- The House of Rest (Julia Ward Howe)
- Forgetfulness (James Russell Lowell)
- The School-Mistress (William Shenstone)
- The Judgement of Hercules (William Shenstone)
- Written at Rouen (Thomas Kibble Hervey)
- Kitten’s Night Thought (Oliver Herford)
- The Drunkard's Vision (Henry Lawson)
- To Valclusa (Thomas Russell)
- Napoleon’s Last Look (Bartholomew Simmons)
- Mont Blanc Revisited (John Ruskin)
- 'Tambaroora Jim' (Henry Lawson)
- Show Me Thy Way (Lucy Larcom)
- A Door Opened (Lucy Larcom)
- Summer Lightning (Lesbia Harford)
- Florence kneels down to say her prayers (Lesbia Harford)
- Reflection on Babies (Ogden Nash)
- Crossing the Border (Ogden Nash)
- Out of the Window (Aldous Huxley)
- Guy of Warwyk (John Lydgate)
- Moonrise (Ernest Charles Jones)
- The Silent Cell (Ernest Charles Jones)
- Talisman (Marianne Moore)
- Black Earth (Marianne Moore)
- A Word with the West (John Reuben Thompson)
- Kincora (James Clarence Mangan)
- My Heart with Love Is Beating (John Rannie)
- Craig Elachie (Eliza Ann Harris Ogilvy)
- Dunmore (George Gilfillan)
- Crimean Invalid Soldiers Reaping at Aldershot (Richard Monckton Milnes)
- The Lass o’ Gowrie (Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne)
- Dearest, This One Day We Own (Augusta Webster)
- The Pine (Augusta Webster)
- The Sea-Breeze at Matanzas (Epes Sargent)
Last Poems
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