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• Rural poems. Tr. from the original GermanSalomon Gessner
• Panama patchwork; poemsJames Stanley Gilbert
• The "Bab" ballads; much sound and little sense. With illustrations by the authorW. S. Gilbert
• Fashion, a didactic sketch ; The emigrants, a tale of the nineteenth century : and other poemsThomas Gillet
• Verses of a life time. By Caroline GilmanCaroline Howard Gilman
• Poetry in the Limburger Chronik. By Dr. Julius GoebelJulius Goebel
• Ballads of coster-landG. Fauvel Gouraud
• Sabbath, with Sabbath Walks, and other poemsJames Grahame
• Skipped stitches, versesAnna J. Granniss
• Studies in verseCharles Grant
• Ad matrem, and other poemsPercy Stickney Grant
• The reveries of solitude; consisting of essays in prose, a new translation of the Muscipula, and original pieces in verse by the editor of CRichard Graves
• Alamo, and other versesEdward Dundas McQueen Gray
• Poems, by A. Romney GreenA. Romney d. 1945 Green
• The life of Thomas Chatterton, with criticism on his genius and writings, and a concise view of the controversy concerning Rowley's poems. BG. Gregory
• The book of peace : [being a collection of prose, versePamela Grey
• Windlestraw : a book of verse with legends in rhyme of the plants and animalsPamela Grey
• Love and the year, and other poemsGrace Griswold
• The poets and poetry of America, with an historical introductionRufus W. Griswold
• Little folks land : a book of versesHorace George Groser
• A dozen new poemsEdgar A. Guest
• A dream and other poemsL. F Hackett
• Poems from the Divan of Hafiz, tr. by G. L. BellḤāfiẓ
• Poems of the farm and fireside.Eugene J. Hall
• Selections of American humour in prose and verseJohn Hamer
• Some versesCharles Eaton Hammond
• Poems and stories, by Bret Harte; selected and edited for schools and colleges with an introduction, by Charles Swain ThomasBret Harte
• Seen and heard. Poems or the like.Morrison Heady
• The poems of Felicia HemansFelicia Dorothea Browne Hemans
• Howdy all and other care-free rhymesWilliam Herschell
• Wild roses of California, a book of verse by Grace HibbardGrace Porter Hibbard
• The playmate hours [poems] by Mary Thacher HigginsonMary Potter Thacher Higginson
• Titania's banquet, Pictures of woman, and other poems.George Hill
• The haunted barque, and other poems.E. Curtiss Hine
• VersesGeorge O. Holbrooke
• Poems.William H. Holcombe
• Poems. By Alice HolmesAlice A. Holmes
• The iron gate, and other poems.Oliver Wendell Holmes
• Poems of Oliver Wendell HolmesOliver Wendell Holmes
• Violets, early and late. PoemsMaria Ballard Holyoke
• Thoughts, in prose and verse, started, in his walksJohn Hope
• The thought of God in hymns and poems. Second series, by Frederick L. Hosmer and William C. GannettFrederick L. Hosmer
• Later poemsHattie Howard
• PoemsWilliam Marshall Howard
• The walk with God, by Julia Ward Howe; extracts from Mrs. Howe's private journals, together with some verses hitherto (with a few exceptionsJulia Ward Howe
• The rescue of Desdemona, and other verseWilliam Hooper Howells
• Santa Barbara days and other poemsEdwin Arthur Hunt
• Sonnets and a dreamWilliam Reed Huntington
• Ad-em-nel-la; an Indian legendary love-story in verse, and other poems.Ethan Allen Hurst
• The green leaf and the gray : poemsJ. P Irvine
• Little stories in verse as unpretentious as the wild roseCarrie Jacobs-Bond
• Miscellaneous pieces, in verse and proseSoame Jenyns
• Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayingsJoel Chandler Harris
• Runaway rhymes (limited)James Clarence Harvey
• The conquest of America, and minor poemsJohn Hattersley
• The sunken bell; a fairy play of five acts, by Gerhart Hauptmann, freely rendereded into English verse by Charles Henry Meltzer; with a critGerhart Hauptmann
• The gossips of Rivertown with sketches in prose and verseAlice B. Haven
• Pebbles and shells : versesClarence Hawkes
• The march of man and other poemsAlfred Hayes
• Masterpieces of German poetry, translated in the measure of the originals; with illustrations by Louis WankeF. H Hedley