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• Ballads founded on Ayrshire TraditionsJ. D Brown
• A selection from the poetry of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. 2d seriesElizabeth Barrett Browning
• Lyric poemsRobert Browning
• A selection from the poetry ofElizabeth Barrett Browning
• Robert Browning: chief poet of the age. : An essay addressed primarily to beginners in the study of Browning's poemsWilliam G Kingsland
• Introduction to Browning, including eleven poems with hints for studyRobert Browning
• Fundamental religious principles in Browning's poetryWillis D. Weatherford
• Life and works of Michael Bruce, poet of Loch Leven, author of the "Ode to the cuckoo" and other poems; the Kinnesswood editionMichael Bruce
• The ghost in the attic, and other versesGeorge S. Bryan
• Of "Fifine at the fair" "Christmas eve and Easter-day" and other of Mr. Browning's poemsJean Morison Campbell
• Robert Browning's poetry. Outline studies, published for the Chicago Browning societyChicago Browning society
• An introduction to the study of Robert Browning's poetry. By Hiram CorsonRobert Browning
• The idea of personality, as embodied in Robert Browning's poetryHiram Corson
• Poems, Scots and EnglishJohn Buchan
• Studies of some of Robert Browning's poemsFrank Walters
• Poems, by William Cullen Bryant. Collected and arranged by the authorWilliam Cullen Bryant
• Turns and movies, and other tales in verseConrad Aiken
• The poetry of Robert BrowningStopford A. Brooke
• Rowen : "second crop" songsH. C. Bunner
• Sella, Thanatopsis and other poemsWilliam Cullen Bryant
• The Latin poems commonly attributed to Walter Mapes, collected and ed. by Thomas WrightWalter Map
• Robert Buchanan, the poet of modern revolt; an introduction to his poetryArchibald Stodart Walker
• The poetry of Robert Burns, ed. by William Ernest Henley and Thomas F. HendersonRobert Burns
• A complete word and phrase concordance to the poems and songs of Robert Burns, incorporating a glossary of Scotch words, with notes, index, J. B Reid
• Robert Burns in other tongues; a critical review of the translations of the songs & poems of Robert BurnsWilliam Jacks
• London lamps; a book of songsThomas Burke
• Grenstone poems, a sequence, by Witter Bynner ... With cover and frontispiece by Spencer Baird NicholsWitter Bynner
• An ode to Harvard, and other poemsWitter Bynner
• Young Harvard and other poems. ("An ode to Harvard and other poems")Witter Bynner
• Memorials of Robert Burns and his contemporaries with selections from his poemsP. F Aiken
• Love-songs of Robert BurnsRobert Burns
• Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialectRobert Burns
• Lord Byron as a satirist in verse, by Claude M. Fuess, Ph.DClaude Moore Fuess
• Poems of Keats; Endymion; the volume of 1820; & other poemsJohn Keats
• Poems of John Keats; ed. by G. Thorn Drury. With an introduction by Robert BridgesJohn Keats
• Poems of Thomas HoodThomas Hood
• The poems of John Keats, ed. with an introduction and notes by E. De Sélincourt; with a frontispiece in photogravureJohn Keats
• The poems of John KeatsJohn Keats
• John Keats: his life and poetry, his friends, critics, and after-fameSidney Colvin
• The works of Thomas Hood. Comic and serious, in prose and verse, with all the original illustrations. Edited with notes, by his son and daugThomas Hood
• Fitful fancies [poems]William Kennedy
• Poems of Leigh Hunt, with prefaces from some of his periodicals; selected and edited by Reginald Brimley Johnson, with bibliography, and etcLeigh Hunt
• Thalia Petasatà; or, A foot-journey from Carlsruhe to Bassano, Described on the way in verseJames Henry
• Collected verse of Rudyard KiplingRudyard Kipling
• The English poems of Henry King, D.D., 1592-1669, sometime bishop of Chichester, now first collected from various sources and ed. by LawrencHenry King
• Departmental ditties, ballads, barrack-room ballads : and other versesRudyard Kipling
• Departmenal ditties and Ballads and Barrack-room balladsRudyard Kipling
• Early verseRudyard Kipling
• Ballads and barrack-room balladsRudyard Kipling
• The seven seas [poems]Rudyard Kipling
• Songs from booksRudyard Kipling
• Hand in hand; verses by a mother and daughterRudyard Kipling
• Poems, dialogues in verse, and epigramsWalter Savage Landor
• Poems of Sidney LanierSidney Lanier
• Grass of Parnassus. First and last rhymes.Andrew Lang
• The genuine works in verse and prose, of the Right Honourable George Granville, lord LansdowneGeorge Granville Lansdowne
• Childhood songsLucy Larcom
• Miscellaneous poems, some of which are in the Cumberland dialectJohn Stagg
• Selected poemsGeorge Meredith
• Selected poemsGeorge Meredith