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• Leviore plectro (occasional verses)Alfred Cochrane
• The heart of a mystic : poemsW. Robert Hall
• Towards freedom : poemsW. Robert Hall
• Ballads of BabylonGeorge Robert Sims
• Verses and versicles, by Sir George RadfordSir G. H. Radford
• Laurentian lyrics and other poemsArthur S. Bourinot
• Last poems, translations from the book of Indian love, by Laurence Hope [pseud.]Laurence Hope
• Lyrics and other poemsRichard Watson Gilder
• The Satyricon of Petronius Arbiter, a Roman knight, in prose and verse with the fragments recover'd at Belgrade in the year 1698; made EngliPetronius Arbiter
• Poems of the Scottish minor poets, from the age of Ramsay to David Gray: selected and edited, with an introduction and notes, by Sir George George Brisbane Douglas
• Fate in Arcadia, and other poemsEdwin John Ellis
• The poems of George Herbert, to which are added selections from his prose, and Walton's "Life."George Herbert
• Afghan poetry of the seventeenth centuryKhwushḥāl Khān
• Life memories : and other poemsEdward Sprague Rand
• Poems from Shelley and Keats, selected and ed. by Sidney Carleton NewsomPercy Bysshe Shelley
• Australian ballads, and other poemsDouglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen
• Poetry of the Anti-JacobinAnti-Jacobin
• Verses and balladsThomas Edward Amyot
• The consecration of the temple, and other poemsGulielma A. Wheeler Baker
• The origin and progress of a noble family in the west of England and The flower of Eydon; poemsJames Bannard
• Original poems in English and Latin, with an appendix. Containing a dissertation, &c. and some remarks on the epistle to the Colossians. By Joseph Beaumont
• Encyclopaedia of English and American poetry, from Caedmon and King Alfred's Boethius to Browning and TennysonSamuel Orchart Beeton
• The book of British ballads. Edited by S.C. Hall ... [First-second series]S. C. Hall
• Poems. By John Syer Bristowe, junJohn Syer Bristowe
• Songs and tales from the dark continent, recorded from the singing and the sayings of C. Kamba Simango ... and Madikane Cele ... by Natalie Natalie Curtis Burlin
• Poems by the late John Bethune; with a sketch of the author's life, by his brotherJohn Bethune
• The poems of Robert BloomfieldRobert Bloomfield
• Ballads [by] BoccaccioGiovanni Boccaccio
• PoemsElizabeth Barrett Browning
• Salopia, The news-room, and other poemsJohn William Bythell
• Poetry from lifeC. M. K
• The hymns of Callimachus, translated from the Greek into English verse, with explanatory notes. To which are added, Select Epigrams, and theCallimachus
• The works of Callimachus, translated into English verse. The hymns and epigrams from the Greek; with the Coma Berenices from the Latin of CaCallimachus
• Gertrude of Wyoming : a Pennsylvanian tale and other poemsThomas Campbell
• The second vision of Daniel : a paraphrase in verseGeorge William Frederick Howard Carlisle
• Friedrich Schiller : a sketch of his life and an appreciation of his poetryPaul Carus
• Coleridge's Poems; a facsimile reproduction of the proofs and mss. of some of the poems, edited by the late James Dykes Campbell... With a pSamuel Taylor Coleridge
• A friar's scourge. Nonsense versesViscountess Combermere
• The land of the starry cross, and other versesRobert John Cassidy
• The Australian girl, and other versesEthel Castilla
• Poems for homeIsabella Caulton
• A treasury of helpful verse. Sel. by John White Chadwick and Annie Hathaway ChadwickJohn White Chadwick
• An ode on the popular superstitions of the Highlands of Scotland; considered as the subject of poetry ...William Collins
• Broad grins; by George Colman, (the younger); comprising, with new additional Tales in verse, those formerly published under the title of "MGeorge Colman
• Poems upon several occasionsWilliam Congreve
• Red roofs : and other poemsGeorge Thomas Coster
• Sketches of Southport and other poemsThos Costley
• Rustling leaves : selected poemsE Coungeau
• Poems, in three volumesWilliam Cowper
• A little while, and other poems. By Mrs. T.D. CrewdsonT. D. Crewdson
• Talavera. To which are added other poemsJohn Wilson Croker
• The muse's wreath, containing Hornsey wood and other poemsAllen Davenport
• Translations from the German; and original poems. By Lord Francis Leveson GowerFrancis Egerton Ellesmere
• Songs in the night; a collection of verses by the late Grace Dickinson, composed in the Halifax Union Workhouse. Edited by the ChaplainGrace Dickinson
• The chimneypiece of Bruges, and other poemsConstance E Dixon
• Poems and songsWilliam Moore Dow
• The habitant : and other typical poemsWilliam Henry Drummond
• Rhymes from the mines, and other linesEdward George Dyson
• The wedding bells, with other poemsGodfrey Everth
• National ballad and song. Merry songs and ballads, prior to the year A.D. 1800. Edited by John S. FarmerJohn Stephen Farmer