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Preface | |
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Proem | |
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Hors-d'CEuvre--I | |
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Hors-d'CEuvre--II | |
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An Archangel's Toilet | |
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Yoicks! Gone Away! | |
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The Body: A Fancy | |
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No Doubt | |
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From "Nature's Dessert" | |
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A Posset for Nature's Breakfast | |
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The Return of Charles II | |
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The English Fleet Goes Out | |
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The Faculty at Work | |
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To Account Rendered | |
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The Wonder | |
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Short Curse | |
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On His Mistress Drowned | |
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Heavy Going | |
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The Blue Pencil | |
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Ode upon the New Year | |
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The Chase of the Metaphor | |
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From the Psalms | |
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From the Book of Job | |
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The Crystal Palaces | |
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Possibilities | |
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Rosamond's Song | |
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King Henry's Song | |
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Mr. Gunston is Shown round Heaven | |
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A Polyglot in Paradise | |
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Mr. Mead, Mr. Bates, and Mr. Gouge | |
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Mrs. Warner Arrives Above | |
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On the Landing of William III | |
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From the New Year's Ode, 1731 | |
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From the Birthday Ode, 1732 | |
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From Another, 1743 | |
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Salute to Property | |
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Ode to Miss Margaret Pulteney | |
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To the Right Hon. Robert Walpole, Esq. | |
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Nature Queries | |
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Rustic Interior | |
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Advice to the Stout | |
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The Gastric Muse | |
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On Washing | |
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On Feather Beds | |
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A Submarine Jaunt | |
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Seascape | |
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A Runcible Thought | |
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"Sting Her Up!" | |
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From the "Ode to the King" | |
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From "Ocean, an Ode" | |
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To a Solemn Musick | |
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Final Paean | |
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Ye Nations, Tremble! Parliament has Met | |
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With a Yo, Ho, Ho | |
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La Pudeur Francaise | |
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Pastoral | |
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The Insensible Hottentot | |
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The House Beautiful | |
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Leeds for Pleasure | |
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Home Industries First | |
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Goats and Botanists | |
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The Chase of Jessy | |
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Le Spleen | |
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Bryan and Pereene | |
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Crescendo | |
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The Shame of France | |
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Advice to Slave-Owners | |
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Call to the Muse | |
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Of George, and Property | |
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Il Latte | |
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Hops and Props | |
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The Nail in the Grass | |
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Entry of the Villagers | |
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Cause and Effect | |
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A Sombre Moment | |
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Females, Sacred and Profane | |
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Eliza at the Battle | |
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Fine Figure of a Nymph | |
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"Ae Fond Kiss, and Then | |
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The Maiden Truffle | |
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The Birth of KNO[subscript 2] | |
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Mr. Baker is Well | |
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Miss Hoyland is Coy | |
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Mr. Smith is Dead | |
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A Business Man's Lair | |
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The Baileys | |
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A Bright Morning | |
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Invitation to the Waltz | |
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Verses on the Death of Sir James Hunter Blair | |
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Elegy Written after reading the "Sorrows of Werter" | |
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The Rush to the Lakes | |
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Some Terrify Lions | |
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The Poet is Piqued | |
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The Tiff | |
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Off Duty | |
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The Well-Aimed Tear | |
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Moods | |
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Notice to Tourists | |
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The Temple of Chastity | |
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The Vest of Myrtle | |
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Virtue Protests | |
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Ratiocinative | |
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The Affectionate Heart | |
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George III Enters Paradise | |
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Lovers' Exchange | |
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Domestic Chat | |
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"What with This and That--" | |
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Aphrodite Adiposa | |
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The Evening Stroll | |
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The Evening Sin | |
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Britannia Rejecta | |
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The Tear | |
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The Prisoner Scolds | |
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Caesar Sings | |
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Odd Case of Mr. Gill | |
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(Oxford Street?) | |
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The Aged, Aged Man | |
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Asked and Answered | |
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The Old Huntsman | |
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The Poet Reveals All | |
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Baffled | |
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The Course Prescribed | |
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A Mother's Quest | |
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Insensibility | |
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The Stuffed Owl | |
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Decadence; or, The Umbrella | |
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A Worm's Life Not Everything | |
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An Experiment that Failed | |
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To Some Ladies | |
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The Female Friend | |
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The First-Rate Wife | |
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The Unfortunate Gentleman | |
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From "The Rose-Covered Grave" | |
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Catastrophe | |
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The Poet Questions the Ant | |
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And So Home | |
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A Contretemps | |
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Proximities | |
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The Once-Over | |
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Get-Together Song | |
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Efficiency | |
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Oh, No! We Never Mention Her | |
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Something to Love | |
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I'm Saddest When I Sing | |
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The Soldier's Tear | |
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I'd be a Butterfly | |
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Insect Affection | |
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Marine Vignette | |
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A Request | |
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Fore and Aft | |
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On the Revolution | |
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The Earl and the Girl | |
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A Challenge | |
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Only a Thought | |
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Prone | |
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Bridal Ballad | |
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Eulalie | |
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Miss Adair | |
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Miss Lee | |
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A Call | |
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From "The Vigil of Aiden" | |
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Snoblesse Oblige | |
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Excelsior | |
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Lord Stanhope's Steamer | |
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On the Cork Packet, 1837 | |
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Great Western Days | |
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The Death of Huskisson | |
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Roses All the Way | |
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The Railway Boom, 1845 | |
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A Lesson for the Proud | |
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Vision of the World, regenerated by the Gospel and the Power of Steam | |
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Trombone Solo | |
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Live and Let Live | |
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Becalmed in the Tropics | |
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A Thought | |
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From "The Old Arm-Chair" | |
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Entry of the Marines | |
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A Thought | |
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Incident in Italy | |
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The Passing of Arthur | |
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Paean | |
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Portrait of a Victorian Author | |
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The Marriage Market | |
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The Poor Relation; or, Pious Hope Frustrated | |
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The Art of Giving (1850) | |
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The Beelah Viaduct | |
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Haloes, Not Hats | |
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Mentem Mortalia Tangunt | |
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A Timely Hint | |
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Check to Song | |
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Financial Note | |
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The Count and the Lady | |
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Sordid Scene | |
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A Divine Mission | |
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Disaster at Sea | |
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A State Occasion | |
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The Good Young Squire | |
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A Graceful Divine | |
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A Lisp in Numbers | |
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From "Ashtaroth," a Drama | |
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The Fight in the Cave | |
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A Warning | |
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Steam: The Seamy Side | |
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Byron: A Critical Survey | |
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A Noble Structure | |
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Hic Finis Rapto | |
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The Poet is Scornful | |
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A Call (1876) | |
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Anti-Bacchics | |
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Ode Sung at the Opening of the International Exhibition | |
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The Lord of Burleigh | |
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Ocean-Spoil Alive, O! | |
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Riflemen Form | |
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Iphigenia in Extremis | |
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Postprandial | |
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Subject Index | |
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Index of Authors | |