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• The poetical works of Edgar Allan PoeEdgar Allan Poe
• RunojaJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Wings of youthNancy Buckley
• The espalierSylvia Townsend Warner
• SamphireJohn Cowper Powys
• The poetry of pathos & delightCoventry Patmore
• RunotarinoitaRuupert Kainulainen
• Two lectures introductory to the study of poetryH. C. Beeching
• MoodsMercedes de Acosta
• Abenteuer eines JunggesellenWilhelm Busch
• Kevät-unelmiaKustavi Grotenfelt
• Pau brasilOswaldo de Andrade
• The eternal laughter, and other poemsW. Starling Burgess
• Gloria e sventura - Canti repubblicaniGiuseppe Ricciardi
• PoemsWilliam Blake
• Collected poems of Alice MeynellAlice Meynell
• First poemsRuth Pitter
• PreludesAlice Meynell
• Ten poems, 1913-1915Alice Meynell
• SylviaAdeline Adams
• RueLaurence Housman
• La messe là-basPaul Claudel
• The bright doomJohn Hall Wheelock
• In the shadowsDavid Gray
• Some imagist poets, 1917Richard Aldington
• Intellectual thingsStanley Kunitz
• The last poems of Alice MeynellAlice Meynell
• Alice MeynellAlice Meynell
• Hanne Nüte en de kleine PoedelFritz Reuter
• PoemsElizabeth Bibesco
• In the townDouglas Goldring
• The heart of peace, and other poemsLaurence Housman
• New England's rural winterJohn Chick Murray
• Here foloweth a lytell treatyse of the beaute of women newly translated out of Frenshe in to EnglysheAnonymous & Folk Tradition
• A key to Shakespeare's sonnetsD Barnstorff
• Poems and ballads by 'Q.'Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
• Scotish poems, reprinted from scarce editions ... with three pieces before unpublished. London, Printed by and for J. Nichols, 1792John Pinkerton
• Rump, or, An exact collection of the choycest poems and songs relating to the late timesAlexander Brome
• The bright world and other poemsCharles Norman
• PoemsMary Baker Eddy
• The happy marriage, and other poemsArchibald MacLeish
• Human shows, far phantasies, songs and triflesThomas Hardy
• The Hoosier's nest : and other poemsJohn Finley
• The poetical works of Thomas Moore, including melodies, ballads, etcThomas Moore
• The madman, his parables and poemsKahlil Gibran
• The local historian's table book, of remarkable occurences, historical facts, traditions, legendary and descriptive ballads, &c., &c., conneMoses Aaron Richardson
• From the isles : a series of songs out of GreeceArthur Davison Ficke
• Last songs from VagabondiaBliss Carman
• Dialect ballads, by Charles Follen Adams. Illustrated by "Boz" [pseud.]Charles Follen Adams
• The poems of Phoebe CareyPhoebe Cary
• Ballads, lyrics, and hymnsAlice Cary
• Roman rhymes being winter work for a summer fair, Newport, R.I., 1869Charles T. Brooks
• The rough rider, and other poemsBliss Carman
• Burns nights in St. Louis; Burns and English poetry, Burns and the Prophet Isaiah, Burns and the auld clay biggin; view points of Professor Burns Club of St. Louis
• Sonnets, with other poems, by the Rev. W. L. BowlesWilliam Lisle Bowles
• The essays, humor, and poems of Nathaniel Ames, father and son, of Dedham, Massachusetts, from their almanacks, 1726-1775, with notes and coSamuel Briggs
• Lotus and jewel. Containing "In an Indian temple," "A casket of gems," "A queen's revenge." With other poemsEdwin Arnold
• Potiphar's wife, and other poemsEdwin Arnold
• The collected poems of Maurice BaringMaurice Baring
• Poems by David Barker, with historical sketch by Hon. John E. GodfreyDavid Barker