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Extracts from the Letters and Journals of William Cory. Ed. Cornish,
F. W. Oxford (subscribers only), 1897.
Paul, H. The Author of Ionica. Stray Leaves. 1906.
Jones, Ebenezer. Studies of Sensation and Event. 1843. Ed. Shepherd,
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1879.
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selections. ] [? London, 1909. ]
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days throughout the year. 1827 ff. De Poeticae Vi Medicâ; Praelectiones
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mens of Greek and Latin verse, chiefly translated. 1853. Francis
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in Blue China. 1880. XXXII Ballades in Blue China. 1881. Helen
of Troy, her life and translation. Done into rhyme from the Greek
books. . . . The second time set forth. 1883. Ballades and Verses Vain.
[Selected by Dobson, Austin. ] New York, 1884. Rhymes à la Mode.
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Nonsense Drolleries. The Owl and the Pussy-Cat. The Duck and the
Kangaroo. 1889. The Jumblies and other nonsense verses. [1900. ]
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Lee-Hamilton, Eugene (1845-1907). Poems and Transcripts. 1878. Gods,
Saints & Men. 1880. The New Medusa. 1882. Apollo and Marsyas.
1884. Imaginary Sonnets. 1888. The Fountain of Youth. A fantastic
tragedy. 1891. Songs of the Wingless Hours. 1894.
Dramatic Sonnets,
Poems, and Ballads : selections, ed. Sharp, W. (1903. ) The Romance
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Gill, W. A. Edward Cracroft Lefroy: his life and poems. . . . With
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Trifles in verse. 1882.
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Plane Tree. 1889.
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illustration by Cruiksbank. 1857. Ed. Dobson, A. 1904. Patchwork.
[A commonplace-book of paragraphs and extracts from various authors,
in prose and verse. 1879. The Poems of Frederick Locker. New York,
1884. My Confidences. An autobiographical sketch addressed to my
descendants. [Ed. Birrell, A. ] 1896.
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1839.
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nestra, the Earl's Return, the Artist. 1855. The Wanderer. 1859. Lucile.
1860. Rptd, New York (1910). Serbski Pesme; or National Songs of
Servia. 1861. Also Boston [U. S. A. ), 1877. Tannhäuser; or, the Battle
of the Bards. 1861. [Written in conjunction with Julian Fane under
the pseuds. Edward Trevor and Neville Temple. ] Chronicles and
Characters. 2 vols. 1868 (1867). Fables in Song. 2 vols. Edinburgh,
1874. King Poppy: a story without end. [1875. ) Favourite Poems. . . .
Boston (U. S. A. ], 1877. Glenaveril: or, the Metamorphoses. 2 vols. 1885.
After Paradise, or, Legends of Exile. 1887. Marah. 1892. Poetical
Works of. 2 vols. 1867. 2 vols. Boston [U. S. A. ], 1869.
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[Cambridge, 1821. ] Lays of Ancient Rome. 1842 ff.
See, also, post, bibliography to chap. II, vol. xiv.
Macdonald, George. Within and Without: a dramatic poem. 1855. 2nd
edn. 1857. Poems. 1857. Phantastes: a faerie romance. 1858. The
Portent: a story of the inner vision of the Highlanders, commonly called
the Second Sight. 1864. The Disciple. [1867. ] Poetical Works. 2 vols.
1893.
Johnson, J. George Macdonald. 1906 [1905].
MacDonald, R. George Macdonald. 1911.
Macfarlan, James (1832–1862). Poems: Pictures of the Past. 1854. City
Songs, and other Poetical Pieces. 1855. Lyrics of Life. 1856. Poetical
Work, with a memoir by Rae-Brown, C. Glasgow, 1882 (1881).
Mackay, Charles.
