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• Fourteen sonnets.Warren Holden
• A concordance to the English poems of George HerbertCameron Mann
• The works of George Herbert, in prose and verseGeorge Herbert
• Maurice Hewlett, being a critical review of his prose and poetryMilton Bronner
• Under a fool's cap: songsDaniel Henry Holmes
• Leisure; a few poems and drawings of George Sanford HornblowerGeorge Sanford Hornblower
• Life sings a song, poemsSamuel Hoffenstein
• ...Indexes to the first lines and to the subjects of the poems of Robert Herrick. Prepared under the direction of John Thomson, August, 1901John Thomson
• The early poems of Oliver Wendell HolmesOliver Wendell Holmes
• Poems by W. D. HowellsWilliam Dean Howells
• Verses by the wayJames Dryden Hosken
• Songs of the spiritAleister Crowley
• Songs of sevenJean Ingelow
• Poems. Third seriesJean Ingelow
• Ballads in imitation of the antient.W. H. Ireland
• The reveries of solitude: consisting of essays in prose, a new translation of the Muscipula, and original pieces in verseRichard Graves
• Poems, 1594-1598Richard Barnfield
• Verses new and oldJohn Galsworthy
• PoemsWilliam Ernest Henley
• The vigil of faith and other poemsCharles Fenno Hoffman
• Cawdor, and other poemsRobinson Jeffers
• Dear Judas, and other poemsRobinson Jeffers
• Herbert's poemsWilliam Herbert
• Roan stallion, Tamar, and other poemsRobinson Jeffers
• New poems of James I of England, from a hitherto unpublished manuscript (Add. 24195) in the British museumJames I, King of England
• A royal rhetorician : a treatise on Scottis poesie, a counterblaste to tobacco, etc., etcJames I, King of England
• Shine, pershing republic; Robinson Jeffers and the tragic sense in modern poetryRudolph Gilbert
• Fifty years & other poems, by James Weldon Johnson; with an introduction by Brander MatthewsJames Weldon Johnson
• Johnson & Goldsmith & their poetryWilliam Henry Hudson
• Terra tenebrarum, Love's jestbook and other versesWilliam Knox Johnson
• Cinema; poemsEugène Jolas
• A book of versesWilliam Ernest Henley
• Poems, sacred, passionate, and legendaryMary E. Hewitt
• Songs and meditations, by Maurice HewlettMaurice Henry Hewlett
• Gai saber: tales and songs, by Maurice HewlettMaurice Henry Hewlett
• Thalia Petasta iterum; or, A foot journey from Dresden to Venice described on the way in verseJames Henry
• The poems of Robert Henryson; a revised text with various readings, notes, introd., & glossaryRobert Henryson
• Asphalt, and other poemsOrrick Johns
• James Joyce: the poetry of conscience; a study of UlyssesMary Parr
• Amir Khan, & other poemsLucretia Maria Davidson
• The collected poems of William H. DaviesW. H. Davies
• The collected poems of W. H. Davies, 1928W. H. Davies
• Complete poemsW. H. Davies
• The captive lion & other poems, by William Henry DaviesW. H. Davies
• Foliage; various poems, by William H. DaviesW. H. Davies
• Forty new poems by William H. DaviesW. H. Davies
• New poemsW. H. Davies
• Collected poems. Second seriesW. H. Davies
• Complete works in verse and proseSamuel Daniel
• The old schoolhouse and other poems and conceits in verseThomas S. Denison
• Rhymes of childhoodJames Whitcomb Riley
• Rattlesnakes and copperheads; or, Rhymes for the timespseud Vindex
• Barrack-room ballads and other versesRudyard Kipling
• Barrack-room ballads, Departmental ditties, and other versesRudyard Kipling
• Rudyard Kipling's verseRudyard Kipling
• Poems, ballads and other versesRudyard Kipling
• Life on the farm and selections in prose and poetryWilliam Lambie
• The complete nonsense book, by Edward Lear; containing all the original pictures and verses, together with new material; ed. by Lady StracheEdward Lear
• The zenana and minor poems of L.E.LL. E. L.
• The collected poems of D. H. LawrenceD. H. Lawrence