An illustrated shilling monthly launched as The Argosy: A Magazine of Tales, Travels, Essays, and Poems (1865-1901) by Alexander Strahan. The sensation fiction novelist Ellen Price Wood
(Mrs Henry Wood
) became the editor in 1867, and under her name the magazine’s circulation was boosted.
On her death in 1887, her son, Charles Wood, became editor. The monthly parts were
numbered for the first four volumes.
Poem title | Poet(s) | Date | Vol etc. | Transcribed? | id # |
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“What soft, low sounds are these I hear” | Uhland, Johann Ludwig | 1898-01 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 40 | no | 20045 |
New Year Wish | Gibson, Elizabeth | 1898-01 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 64 | no | 20046 |
Lethe | Meetkerke, Cecilia Elizabeth | 1898-01 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 85–86 | no | 20047 |
The Quick and The Dead | la Motte Fouqué, Friedrich de | 1898-01 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 115 | no | 20048 |
Sonnet. A New Year’s Greeting | Alford, E. M. | 1898-01 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 128 | no | 20049 |
To the Memory of Longfellow | Gibson, Elizabeth | 1898-02 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 146 | no | 20050 |
A Petition. From Sully Prudhomme | Prudhomme, Sully | 1898-02 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 190 | no | 20051 |
“Drink Haël!” | 1898-02 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 245 | no | 20052 | |
Doubts | Marks, Mary A. M. | 1898-02 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 256 | no | 20053 |
II. “Little Children” | Marks, Mary A. M. | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 278 | no | 20055 |
I. “We Come from God, Who is Our home” | Marks, Mary A. M. | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 278 | no | 20054 |
III. “Strife Comes with Manhood, and Waking with Day” | Marks, Mary A. M. | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 278 | no | 20056 |
My Heart’s Haven | Mackay, Alice | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 300–301 | no | 20057 |
By Mistake. From Sully Prudhomme | Prudhomme, Sully | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 314 | no | 20058 |
To a Redbreast—(in Sickness) | Hutchinson, Sara | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 361 | no | 20059 |
A Wish | Norris, John | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 361–362 | no | 20060 |
Chains | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 363 | no | 20061 | |
Anno Domini | Rochat, Fanny | 1898-03 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 384 | no | 20062 |
Through the Window | Leigh, Cholmeley A. | 1898-04 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 414–415 | no | 20063 |
Love’s Philosophy | Shelley, Percy Bysshe | 1898-04 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 462 | no | 20064 |
An Easter Flower-Thought | Glase, Agnes E. | 1898-04 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 472 | no | 20065 |
“How sweet it were if, without feeble fright” | Hunt, Leigh | 1898-04 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 494 | no | 20066 |
Prayer | Marks, Mary A. M. | 1898-04 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 499 | no | 20067 |
The Angel of Love | Gibson, Elizabeth | 1898-04 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 506–507 | no | 20068 |
For My Sake | Fyvie Mayo, Isabella | 1898-04 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 512 | no | 20069 |
Ars Longa; Vita Brevis | Mackay, Alice | 1898-05 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 555–556 | no | 20070 |
In the Twilight | Fyvie Mayo, Isabella | 1898-05 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 565–566 | no | 20071 |
Immortality—An Inference | Marston, John Westland | 1898-05 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 619 | no | 20072 |
To a Swallow. From Sully Prudhomme | Prudhomme, Sully | 1898-05 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 636 | no | 20073 |
Pompeii | Marks, Mary A. M. | 1898-05 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 639–640 | no | 20074 |
June Roses | Fyvie Mayo, Isabella | 1898-06 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 663 | no | 20075 |
Retrospection | Mackay, Alice | 1898-06 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 685 | no | 20076 |
Resemblance. From Sully Prudhomme | Prudhomme, Sully | 1898-06 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 693 | no | 20077 |
Only a Dream | Meetkerke, Cecilia Elizabeth | 1898-06 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 743 | no | 20078 |
Margaret | Bourne, R. | 1898-06 | The Argosy Volume 65, Page 764 | no | 20079 |
The Sister’s Dream | Meetkerke, Cecilia Elizabeth | 1898-07 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 34 | no | 20179 |
“Through a Glass Darkly” | Burke, Christian Caroline Anna | 1898-07 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 55 | no | 20180 |
Romance Duo | Meetkerke, Cecilia Elizabeth | 1898-07 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 97 | no | 20181 |
Love’s Apologie. (In the Elizabethan manner) | Marks, Mary A. M. | 1898-07 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 110 | no | 20182 |
River Dreams | Marks, Mary A. M. | 1898-08 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 184–188 | no | 20183 |
Is This Love? | Fyvie Mayo, Isabella | 1898-08 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 214–215 | no | 20184 |
“Waifs and Strays” | Burke, Christian Caroline Anna | 1898-08 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 248 | no | 20185 |
To Heaven | Herrick, Robert | 1898-09 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 274 | no | 20186 |
“Have mercy on me, O Lord God!” | MacDonald, George | 1898-09 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 274 | no | 20187 |
“Calling our brother lost, what hope we speak” | Langbridge, Frederick | 1898-09 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 275 | no | 20188 |
The Blackbird’s Song | Kingsley, Henry | 1898-09 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 275 | no | 20189 |
A Wise Father of Foolish Sons. (See the Koran, Sara lxviii) | Japp, Alexander Hay | 1898-09 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 355–356 | no | 20190 |
Down the Bristol Channel | Rhodes, Emma | 1898-10 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 390–391 | no | 20191 |
Quis Separabit? | Gibson, Elizabeth | 1898-10 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 423 | no | 20192 |
“Comfort thee, O thou mourner, yet awhile!” | Landor, Walter Savage | 1898-10 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 448–449 | no | 20193 |
Wayfarers | Burke, Christian Caroline Anna | 1898-10 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 450 | no | 20194 |
Comme Alors. From Sully Prudhomme | Prudhomme, Sully | 1898-10 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 461 | no | 20195 |
In My Garden | J. M. (poet; Argosy) | 1898-10 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 468 | no | 20196 |
A Shooting Song | Glase, Agnes E. | 1898-10 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 481 | no | 20197 |
Guardian Angels | de Burgh Daly, H. | 1898-10 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 488 | no | 20198 |
An Idol Temple | Rhodes, Emma | 1898-11 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 534–536 | no | 20199 |
An Invocation | A. M. H. (poet; Argosy) | 1898-11 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 540 | no | 20200 |
Time’s Exactions | 1898-11 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 566 | no | 20201 | |
On the Riviera | M. E. H. (poet; Argosy) | 1898-11 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 570 | no | 20202 |
My Gems | L. D. (poet; Argosy) | 1898-11 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 587 | no | 20203 |
When Love Shall Come | Hopkins, Manley | 1898-11 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 608 | no | 20204 |
Downfall. Sonnet | Meetkerke, Cecilia Elizabeth | 1898-12 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 634 | no | 20205 |
“Joy, shipmate—joy!” | Whitman, Walt | 1898-12 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 636 | no | 20206 |
To His Soul | Prior, Matthew | 1898-12 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 636 | no | 20207 |
Crossing the Bar | Tennyson, Alfred | 1898-12 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 642 | no | 20208 |
Haemon to Antigone | Mackay, Alice | 1898-12 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 679 | no | 20209 |
The Last Gift. From Sully Prudhomme | Prudhomme, Sully | 1898-12 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 713 | no | 20210 |
The Last Holiday | 1898-12 | The Argosy Volume 66, Page 728 | no | 20211 |