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air (label a):
In August
air (label a):
Mabel’s Holy Day. In a Garden
air (label b):
The Last Stork
air (label c):
Perfect Weather
air (label d):
The Hill-Water
air (label d):
Twenty-four Quatrains from Omar
air (label e):
Sent to Heaven
air (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
air (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
air (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
air (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
air (label h):
In Praise of Youth
air (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
air (label j):
The Two Margarets. I.—Margaret by the Mere Side
anywhere (label d):
The Hill-Water
bare (label r):
The Temple of Folly
bear (label a):
V. “A stormy sky, with glimpse of promise fair”
bear (label j):
An Autumn Birthday
care (label a):
Love
care (label a):
Song
care (label c):
Bed. A Lullaby
care (label d):
A Fragment
care (label d):
The Hill-Water
care (label d):
The Missal
care (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
care (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
care (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
care (label i):
Morning Song
care (label o):
Florinda
chair (label i):
St. Stephen’s. Part Third
compare (label d):
“I’ll Hold by Your Hand, Mother”
compare (label v):
To a Blackbird
declare (label c1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
despair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
despair (label n1):
The Last Words of Don Carlos. (Spoken to His Confessor, Fray Juan de Avila, Feb. 23, 1568)
e’er (label i):
Morning Song
fair (label a):
Love
fair (label a):
V. “A stormy sky, with glimpse of promise fair”
fair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
fair (label c):
V.—Darling Dolly
fair (label c1):
Robert Blake, General-at-Sea
fair (label d):
Sunset
fair (label d):
The Hill-Water
fair (label d):
Twenty-four Quatrains from Omar
fair (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
fair (label h):
A Song of Life
fair (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
fair (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
fair (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
fair (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
fair (label i):
Morning Song
fair (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
fair (label p):
Adeline. A Ballad
fair (label t):
The Freeman and the Slave
fare (label g):
Daphne
fare (label o):
The Frogmousiad
forbear (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
glare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
gossamer (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
hair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
hair (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
hair (label p):
The Voices of the Flowers
heir (label e):
Strength
heir (label g):
Daphne
lair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
maidenhair (label i):
Polly, a Governess
mare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
mare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
miracle (label d):
The Hill-Water
ordinaire (label b):
Ad Sodalem
prayer (label f):
Longings
prayer (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
prayer (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
repair (label i):
The Flight from Granada
share (label a):
True Gifts
share (label c):
The Home of Affection
share (label d):
The Hill-Water
share (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
share (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
spare (label r):
The Temple of Folly
stare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
there (label d):
The Death of King John
there (label d):
The Fatherless
there (label d):
The Hill-Water
there (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
there (label g):
Flowers from a Garden
there (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
there (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
there (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
there (label q):
Jemmy Blinker. (In Memory of a Great Scholar of the Old School)
there (label r):
The Temple of Folly
unaware (label a):
V. “A stormy sky, with glimpse of promise fair”
wear (label b):
True or False?
were (label h):
In Praise of Youth
where (label i):
Polly, a Governess
where (label j):
The Northern Muse
Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches
Adair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
Air (label b):
Ad Sodalem
Care (label b):
Ad Sodalem
Fair (label i):
St. Stephen’s. Part Third
Mayor (label b):
Ad Sodalem
Mayor (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
air (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
air (label b):
The Last Stork
air (label b):
The Last Stork
air (label d):
The Death of King John
air (label d):
The Fatherless
air (label d):
The Missal
air (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
air (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
air (label g):
Daphne
air (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
air (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
air (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
air (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
air (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
air (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
air (label h):
In Praise of Youth
air (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
air (label i):
St. Stephen’s. Part Third
air (label i):
St. Stephen’s. Part Third
air (label j):
The Northern Muse
air (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
air (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
air (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
aware (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
bare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
bare (label d):
Twenty-four Quatrains from Omar
bear (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
bear (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
bear (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
bear (label c):
The Home of Affection
bear (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
bear (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
beware (label d):
Twenty-four Quatrains from Omar
beware (label n1):
The Last Words of Don Carlos. (Spoken to His Confessor, Fray Juan de Avila, Feb. 23, 1568)
blare (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
care (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
care (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
care (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
care (label d):
The Fatherless
care (label d):
Twenty-four Quatrains from Omar
care (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
care (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
care (label g):
Daphne
care (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
care (label i):
St. Stephen’s. Part Third
care (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
care (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
care (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
care (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
care (label n1):
The Last Words of Don Carlos. (Spoken to His Confessor, Fray Juan de Avila, Feb. 23, 1568)
chair (label b):
Ad Sodalem
chair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
compare (label b):
Ad Sodalem
compare (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
dare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
dare (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
debonair (label h):
In Praise of Youth
declare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
declare (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
despair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
despair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
despair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
despair (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
despair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
despair (label h):
In Praise of Youth
despair (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
despair (label o):
The Frogmousiad
everywhere (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
fair (label b):
Ad Sodalem
fair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
fair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
fair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
fair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
fair (label b):
The Last Stork
fair (label d):
The Fatherless
fair (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
fair (label g):
Daphne
fair (label g):
Daphne
fair (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
fair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
fair (label h):
In Praise of Youth
fair (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
fair (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
fair (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
fair (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
fair (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
fair (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
fair (label j):
The Two Margarets. I.—Margaret by the Mere Side
fair (label j):
The Two Margarets. I.—Margaret by the Mere Side
fare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
fare (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
flare (label b):
Ad Sodalem
flare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
glare (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
glare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
glare (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
glare (label n1):
The Last Words of Don Carlos. (Spoken to His Confessor, Fray Juan de Avila, Feb. 23, 1568)
hair (label b):
Ad Sodalem
hair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
hair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
hair (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
hair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
hair (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
hair (label g):
Daphne
hair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
hair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
hair (label j):
The Two Margarets. I.—Margaret by the Mere Side
hair (label o):
The Frogmousiad
hare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
hear (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
heir (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
lair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
lair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
pair (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
prayer (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
prayer (label c):
The Home of Affection
prayer (label d):
The Fatherless
prayer (label d):
The Missal
prepare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
rare (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
rare (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
rare (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
rare (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
repair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
repair (label b):
The Last Stork
repair (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
repair (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
share (label b):
Ad Sodalem
share (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
share (label d):
The Death of King John
share (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
share (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
share (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
share (label j):
The Two Margarets. I.—Margaret by the Mere Side
share (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
share (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
share (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
spare (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
spare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
spare (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
spare (label j):
The Two Margarets. I.—Margaret by the Mere Side
square (label b):
Ad Sodalem
square (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
square (label n1):
The Last Words of Don Carlos. (Spoken to His Confessor, Fray Juan de Avila, Feb. 23, 1568)
stair (label b):
Ad Sodalem
stair (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
stair (label n1):
The Last Words of Don Carlos. (Spoken to His Confessor, Fray Juan de Avila, Feb. 23, 1568)
stare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
swear (label b):
Ad Sodalem
swear (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
swear (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
tear (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
there (label b):
Ad Sodalem
there (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
there (label b):
Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
there (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
there (label b):
The Last Stork
there (label b):
The Last Stork
there (label d):
The Death of King John
there (label d):
The Death of King John
there (label d):
The Fatherless
there (label d):
The Fatherless
there (label d):
The Fatherless
there (label d):
The Fatherless
there (label d):
The Missal
there (label d):
The Missal
there (label g):
Daphne
there (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
there (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
there (label h):
When Night and Morning Meet
there (label h):
When the Night and Morning Meet
there (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
there (label j):
The Northern Muse
there (label j):
The Origin of the Fairies
there (label j):
The Two Margarets. I.—Margaret by the Mere Side
there (label n1):
The Last Words of Don Carlos. (Spoken to His Confessor, Fray Juan de Avila, Feb. 23, 1568)
upbear (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
wear (label b):
Ad Sodalem
wear (label f):
The Translation of Faith. St. Peter’s, January 6th, 1870
where (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
where (label g):
May-Day on Parnassus
where (label g):
The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)