Collected Poems in Two Volumes, Vol. II

Name: Collected Poems in Two Volumes, Vol. II
Author: Henry Austin Dobson

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Henry Austin Dobson

Piezas 77

A broken Sword
A Chapter of Froissart. (Grandpapa Loquitur.)
A Fairy tale
A Familiar Epistle
A fancy from Fontenelle
A Legacy
A Love-song. (Xviii. Cent.)
A Madrigal
A new song of the Spring Gardens
A Roman "round-Robin." ("his friends" to Quintus Horatius Flaccus.)
A song to the Lute
A story from a Dictionary
A tale of Polypheme
Ad Rosam
Alfred, Lord Tennyson. — Emigravit, October vi., Mdcccxcii
An April Pastoral
An Eastern Apologue
Andre le Chapelain
Charles George Gordon
Daisy's Valentines
Don Quixote
Dora versus Rose
For a copy of Herrick
For the Avery "Knickerbocker." (with Original Drawings by G. H. Boughton.)
Growing gray
Henry Fielding
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Household Art
In Town
Incognita
Jocosa Lyra
Lines to a Stupid Picture
"Little Blue-Ribbons."
My books
Of his Mistress
Outward bound. (Horace, iii. 7.)
Palomydes
"Premiers Amours."
Prologue to Abbey's Edition of "she Stoops to Conquer."
"Sat est Scripsisse." (to E. G., with a Collection of Essays.)
The Book-Plate's Petition. — By a Gentleman of the temple
The Carver and the Caliph
The Claims of the Muse
The Climacteric
The Cure's Progress
The Dilettant
The Distressed Poet. — A Suggestion from Hogarth
The ladies of St. James'S. — A Proper new Ballad of the Country and the Town
The last Despatch
The lost Elixir
The Maltworm's Madrigal
The Masque of the Months. (for a Fresco.)
The Milkmaid. — A new song to an old tune
The Nameless Charm
The Noble Patron
The old Sedan chair
The Poet and the Critics
The Poet's seat. — An idyll of the Suburbs
The Screen in the Lumber room
The 'Squire at Vauxhall
The Successful Author
The Toyman
The two Painters
The Virgin with the bells
The water of gold
To a Child. (from the "Garland of Rachel.")
To a Missal of the Thirteenth century
To a Pastoral Poet. (H. E. B.)
To an Intrusive Butterfly
To an unknown Bust in the British Museum
To his Book. (Hor. Ep. I., 20.)
To Phidyle. (Hor. Iii., 23.)
To the Mammoth-Tortoise — Of the Mascarene Islands
Two Sermons
Verses to order. (for a Drawing by E. A. Abbey.)
Victor Hugo
With a volume of verse