| William James Dawson. |
A Child’s Portrait |
| Bird’s Song at Morning |
| Ideal Memory |
| The Angel at the Ford |
| To a Desolate Friend |
| Lord De Tabley (John Byrne Leicester Warren). |
A Simple Maid |
| A Song of Faith Forsworn |
| A Woodland Grave |
| Circe |
| Fortune’s Wheel |
| The Two Old Kings |
| Aubrey Thomas De Vere. |
An Epicurean’s Epitaph |
| Cardinal Manning |
| Flowers I Would Bring |
| Human Life |
| Love’s Spite |
| Song |
| Sorrow |
| The Queen’s Vespers |
| To Imperia |
| Benjamin Disraeli, 1st earl of Beaconsfield. |
Wellington |
| Richard Watson Dixon. |
From “Mano: a Poetical History.” III. Of Temperance in Fortune |
| From “Mano: a Poetical History.” II. Of a Vision of Hell, Which a Monk Had |
| From “Mano: a Poetical History.” I. The Skylark |
| Humanity |
| Ode on Conflicting Claims |
| Sydney Dobell. |
America |
| A Nuptial Eve |
| Dante, Shakespeare, Milton |
| Epigram on the Death of Edward Forbes |
| Fragment of a Sleep-Song |
| Home in War-Time |
| How ’s My Boy? |
| On the Death of Mrs. Browning |
| Sea Ballad |
| Tommy ’s Dead |
| Austin Dobson. |
A Dead Letter |
| A Familiar Epistle |
| A Gage D’Amour |
| A Rondeau to Ethel |
| Ars Victrix |
| For a Copy of Theocritus |
| “Good-Night, Babette!” |
| “In after Days” |
| “O Fons Bandusiæ” |
| On a Fan |
| “O Navis” |
| The Cradle |
| The Curé’s Progress |
| The Forgotten Grave |
| The Ladies of St. James’s |
| To a Greek Girl |
| “With Pipe and Flute” |
| Alfred Domett. |
A Christmas Hymn |
| A Glee for Winter |
| From “A Christmas Hymn” |
| Edward Dowden. |
Leonardo’s “Monna Lisa” |
| Renunciants |
| Two Infinities |
| Bartholomew Dowling. |
The Revel |
| Ellen Mary Patrick Downing. |
Were I but His Own Wife |
| Sir Francis Hastings Doyle. |
The Old Cavalier |
| The Private of the Buffs |
| Lady Helen Selina Dufferin. |
Lament of the Irish Emigrant |
| Sir Charles Gaban Duffy. |
The Irish Rapparees |
| Toru Dutt. |
Our Casuarina Tree |
| James Edmeston. |
Prayer to the Trinity |
| George Eliot. |
“O May I Join the Choir Invisible” |
| Songs from “The Spanish Gypsy.” II. Song of the Zíncali |
| Songs from “The Spanish Gypsy.” I. The Dark |
| Lady Charlotte Elliot. |
The Wife of Loki |
| Charlotte Elliott. |
Just As I Am |
| Let Me Be with Thee |
| Ebenezer Elliott. |
A Poet’s Epitaph |
| Elegy on William Cobbett |
| The Builders |
| Sebastian Evans. |
A Dirge for Summer |
| What the Trumpeter Said |
| Frederick William Faber. |
Paradise |
| The Right Must Win |
| The Will of God |
| Sir Samuel Ferguson. |
The Fairy Thorn |
| Michael Field. |
An Æolian Harp |
| Earth to Earth |
| From “Canute the Great” |
| Iris |
| Lettice |
| The Burial of Robert Browning |
| The Dancers |
| Wind of Summer |
| Edward FitzGerald. |
From His Paraphrase of the Rubáiyát of Omár Khayyám |
| William Johnson Fox. |
Life Is Love |
| The Barons Bold |
| Norman Gale. |
A Dead Friend |
| A Priest |
| Content |
| Dawn and Dark |
| Song |
| Song |
| The Country Faith |
| The First Kiss |
| To My Brothers |
| Richard Garnett. |
Age |
| On an Urn |
| The Ballad of the Boat |
| The Didactic Poem |
| The Fair Circassian |
| The Island of Shadows |
| The Lyrical Poem |
| To America |
| William Schwenck Gilbert. |
From “Pygmalion and Galatea” |
| Robert Gilfillan. |
The Exile’s Song |
| ’T is Sair to Dream |
| Frances Tyrrell Gill. |
Beneath the Wattle Boughs |
| Alice E. Gillington. |
The Doom-Bar |
| The Rosy Musk-Mallow |
| The Seven Whistlers |
| John Arthur Goodchild. |
A Parable of the Spirit |
| Schöne Rothraut |
| Adam Lindsay Gordon. |
How We Beat the Favorite |
| The Sick Stock-Rider |
| Valedictory |
| Sir Edmund William Gosse. |
De Rosis Hibernis |
| Hans Christian Andersen |
| Impression |
| Lying in the Grass |
| On a Lute Found in a Sarcophagus |
| Song for Music |
| Theocritus |
| The Pipe-Player |
| The Voice of D. G. R. |
| With a Copy of Herrick |
| Alfred Perceval Graves. |
The White Blossom’s off the Bog |
| David Gray. |
I Die, Being Young |
| My Epitaph |
| The Dear Old Toiling One |
| Dora Greenwell. |
A Song of Farewell |
| To Christina Rossetti |
| Gerald Griffin. |
A Place in Thy Memory |
| Nocturne |
| Thomas Gordon Hake. |
Old Souls |
| The Sibyl |
| Arthur Henry Hallam. |
Written in Edinburgh |
| Christopher Newman Hall. |
My Times Are in Thy Hand |
| Philip Gilbert Hamerton. |
The Sanyassi |
| The Wild Huntsmen |
| Lord John Hanmer. |
The Pine Woods |
| Charles Harpur. |
A Midsummer’s Noon in the Australian Forest |
| An Aboriginal Mother’s Lament |
| S. Frances Harrison. |
Chateau Papineau |
| September |
| John Hartley. |
To a Daisy |
| Frances Ridley Havergal. |
I Gave My Life for Thee |
| Robert Stephen Hawker. |
Featherstone’s Doom |
| Mawgan of Melhuach |
| “Pater Vester Pascit Illa” |
| The Silent Tower of Bottreau |
| The Song of the Western Men |
| To Alfred Tennyson |
| Charles Heavysege. |
Scenes from “Saul” |
| Twilight |
| Thomas Kibble Hervey. |
I Think on Thee |
| Emily Henrietta Hickey. |
A Sea Story |
| Beloved, It Is Morn |
| Katharine Tynan Hinkson. |
De Profundis |
| Sheep and Lambs |
| Singing Stars |
| The Dead Coach |
| The Sad Mother |
| F. Wyville Home. |
An English Girl |
| Dover Cliff |
| In a September Night |
| Thomas Hood. |
Ballad |
| Ballad |
| Fair Ines |
| Flowers |
| From “Miss Kilmansegg and Her Precious Leg.” I. Her Death |
| From “Miss Kilmansegg and Her Precious Leg.” II. Her Moral |
| Lear |
| Ode—Autumn |
| Ruth |
| Stanzas |
| The Bridge of Sighs |
| The Death-Bed |
| The Dream of Eugene Aram |
| The Lay of the Laborer |
| The Song of the Shirt |
| The Water Lady |
| Herbert P. Horne. |
Amico Suo |
| Formosae Puellae |
| “If She Be Made of White and Red” |
| Nancy Dawson |
| Richard Henry Horne. |
From “Orion: An Epic Poem” |
| Genius |
| Pelters of Pyramids |
| Solitude and the Lily |
| The Plough |
| The Slave |
| Richard Monckton Milnes Houghton, 1st Baron. |
An Envoy to an American Lady |
| The Brook-Side |
| Mary Howitt. |
Cornfields |
| The Sea Fowler |
| William Howitt. |
The Departure of the Swallow |
| John Hunter-Duvar. |
Brawn of England’s Lay |
| From the Drama of “De Roberval” |
| Thomas Henry Huxley. |
Tennyson |
| Selwyn Image. |
A Prayer |
| Her Confirmation |
| The Protestation |
| Jean Ingelow. |
Sailing beyond Seas |
| The High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire |
| The Long White Seam |
| John Kells Ingram. |
The Memory of the Dead |
| Anna Brownell Jameson. |
Take Me, Mother Earth |
| Alexander Hay Japp. |
A Music Lesson |
| Landor |
| Memories |
| Shelley |
| E. Pauline Johnson. |
At Husking Time |
| The Song My Paddle Sings |
| The Vagabonds |
| Ebenezer Jones. |
Song of the Kings of Gold |
| The Face |
| Ernest Charles Jones. |
Earth’s Burdens |
| Robert Dwyer Joyce. |
Crossing the Blackwater |
| John Keble. |
Holy Matrimony |
| Seed Time Hymn |
| Who Runs May Read |
| Mary Eva Kelly. |
Tipperary |
| Frances Anne Kemble. |
Faith |
| The Black Wall-Flower |
| Henry Clarence Kendall. |
Coogee |
| September in Australia |
| The Last of His Tribe |
| The Voice in the Wild Oak |
| To a Mountain |
| May Kendall. |
A Board School Pastoral |
| A Legend |
| A Pure Hypothesis |
| The Page of Lancelot |
| Charles Kent. |
Pope at Twickenham |
| John Kenyon. |
Champagne Rosé |
| Harriet Eleanor Hamilton King. |
Palmermo |
| The Crocus |
| Charles Kingsley. |
A Farewell |
| A Myth |
| Andromeda and the Sea-Nymphs |
| From “The Saint’s Tragedy” |
| Lorraine |
| The Dead Church |
| The Last Buccaneer |
| The Sands of Dee |
| The Three Fishers |
| Rudyard Kipling. |
Danny Deever |
| “Fuzzy-Wuzzy” |
| The Ballad of East and West |
| The Conundrum of the Workshops |
| The Last Chantey |
| The Law for the Wolves |
| Isa Craig Knox. |
The Woodruffe |
| Alexander Laing. |
My Ain Wife |
| Archibald Lampman. |
A Forecast |
| Between the Rapids |
| Heat |
| The City of the End of Things |
| The Loons |
| Walter Savage Landor. |
Advice |
| An Invocation |
| A Prophecy |
| A Thought |
| Child of a Day |
| Cowslips |
| Death Undreaded |
| Dirce |
| Farewell to Italy |
| Fiesolan Idyl |
| For an Epitaph at Fiesole |
| From “Gebir” |
| From “Myrtis” |
| Heartsease |
| How to Read Me |
| Ianthe’s Troubles |
| In after Time |
| Little Aglaë |
| Macaulay |
| Man |
| Margaret |
| Memory |
| On Himself |
| On Living Too Long |
| On Lucretia Borgia’s Hair |
| On Music |
| On the Death of M. D’Ossoli and His Wife Margaret Fuller |
| Overture |
| Persistence |
| Plays |
| Robert Browning |
| Rose Aylmer |
| Rose Aylmer’s Hair, Given by Her Sister |
| Shakespeare and Milton |
| The Appeal |
| The Death of Artemidora |
| The Hamadryad |
| The Maid’s Lament |
| The One White Hair |
| There Falls with Every Wedding Chime |
| The Test |
| Time to Be Wise |
| To a Cyclamen |
| To Age |
| To Ianthe |
| To Sleep |
| To Youth |
| Verses Why Burnt |
| Wrinkles |
