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Poetry Collections
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1830
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Poems, Chiefly Lyrical
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1833
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Poems
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1842
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Poems
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1847
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The Princess, A Medley
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1855
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Maud; A Monodrama
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1862
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Enoch Arden and Other Poems
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Poems
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1830
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Claribel
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1830
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Lilian
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1830
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Isabel
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1830
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Elegiacs
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1830
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The "How" and the "Why"
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1830
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Mariana
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1830
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To ----. Madeline
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1830
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The Merman
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1830
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The Mermaid
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1830
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Supposed Confessions of a Second-Rate Sensitive Mind Not in Unity with Itself
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1830
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The Burial of Love
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1830
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To -- (Sainted Juliet Dearest Name.)
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1830
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Song. The Owl
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1830
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Second Song. To the Same
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1830
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Recollections of the Arabian Nights
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1830
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Ode to Memory
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1830
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Song. (I'the the Glooming Light)
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1830
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Song. (A Spirit Haunts)
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1830
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Adeline
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1830
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A Character
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1830
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Song. (The Lint-White and the Throstle Cock)
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1830
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Song. (Every Day Hath Its Night)
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1830
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The Poet
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1830
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The Poet's Mind
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1830
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Nothing Will Die
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1830
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All Things Will Die
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1830
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Hero to Leander
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1830
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The Mystic
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1830
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The Dying Swan
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1830
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A Dirge
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1830
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The Grasshopper
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1830
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Love, Pride and Forgetfulness
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1830
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Chorus (in an Unpublished Drama Written Very Early)
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1830
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Lost Hope
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1830
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The Deserted House
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1830
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The Tears of Heaven
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1830
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Love and Sorrow
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1830
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To a Lady Sleeping
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1830
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Sonnet. (Could I Outwear My Present State of Woe)
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1830
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Sonnet. (Though Night Hath Climbed Her Peak of Highest Noon)
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1830
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Sonnet. (Shall the Hag Evil Die with Child of Good)
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1830
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Sonnet. (The Pallid Thunderstricken Sigh for Gain)
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1830
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Love
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1830
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Love and Death
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1830
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The Kraken
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1830
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The Ballad of Oriana
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1830
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Circumstance
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1830
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English War Song
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1830
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National Song
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1830
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Dualisms
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1830
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We Are Free
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1830
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The Sea-Fairies
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1830
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Sonnet
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1830
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To J.M.K.
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1830
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Greek (Transliterated): Oi Rheontes
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1832
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Lady Clara Vere de Vere
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1833
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Sonnet. (Mine Be the Strength of Spirit Fierce and Free)
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1833
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To--. (All Good Things Have Not Kept Aloof)
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1833
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Buonaparte
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1833
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Sonnet I. (O Beauty Passing Beauty, Sweetest Sweet)
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1833
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Sonnet II. (But Were I Loved, as I Desire to Be)
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1833
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The Lady of Shalott
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1833
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Mariana in the South
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1833
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Eleanore
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1833
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The Miller's Daughter
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1833
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Greek: Phainetai Moi Kaenos Isos Theoisin Hemmen Anaer
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1833
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None
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1833
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The Sisters
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1833
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To--. (With the Palace of Art)
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1833
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The Palace of Art
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1833
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The May Queen
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1833
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New Year's Eve
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1833
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The Hesperides
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1833
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The Lotos Eaters
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1833
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Rosalind
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1833
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A Dream of Fair Women
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1833
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Song. (Who Can Say)
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1833
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Margaret
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1833
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Kate
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1833
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Sonnet. Written on Hearing of the Outbreak of the Polish Insurrection
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1833
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Sonnet. On the Result of the Late Russian Invasion of Poland
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1833
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Sonnet. (As When with Downcast Eyes We Muse and Brood)
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1833
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O Darling Room
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1833
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To Christopher North
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1833
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The Death of the Old Year
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1833
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To J. S.
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1833
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St. Simeon Stylites
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1842
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Break, Break, Break
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1842
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Œnone
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1842
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The Blackbird
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1842
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You Ask Me Why, Though Ill at Ease
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1842
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Of Old Sat Freedom on the Heights
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1842
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Love Thou Thy Land, with Love Far-Brought
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1842
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The Goose
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1842
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The Epic
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1842
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Morte d'Arthur
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1842
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The Gardener's Daughter; or, The Pictures
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1842
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Dora
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1842
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Audley Court
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1842
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Walking to the Mail
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1842
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The Talking Oak
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1842
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Love and Duty
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1842
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Ulysses
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1842
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Locksley Hall
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1842
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Godiva
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1842
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The Two Voices
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1842
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The Day-Dream
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1842
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Amphion
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1842
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St. Agnes
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1842
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Sir Galahad
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1842
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Edward Gray
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1842
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Will Waterproof's Lyrical Monologue
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1842
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Lady Clare
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1842
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The Lord of Burleigh
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1842
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Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere
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1842
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A Farewell
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1842
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The Beggar Maid
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1842
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The Vision of Sin
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1842
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The Skipping Rope
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1842
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Move Eastward, Happy Earth, and Leave
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1842
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The Poet's Song
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1847
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The Princess
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1847
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Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal
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1847
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Tears, Idle Tears
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1849
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In Memoriam A.H.H.
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1850
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Ring Out, Wild Bells
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1851
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The Eagle (Fragment)
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1855
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Maud
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1855
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The Brook; An Idyl
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1855
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The Letters
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1855
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Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington
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1855
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The Daisy
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1855
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To the Rev. F. D. Maurice
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1855
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Will
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1855
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The Charge of the Light Brigade
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1859-1885
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The Coming of Arthur
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1859-1885
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Gareth and Lynette
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1859-1885
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Enid
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1859-1885
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Balin and Balan
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1859-1885
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Merlin and Vivien
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1859-1885
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Lancelot and Elaine
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1859-1885
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The Holy Grail
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1859-1885
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Pelleas and Ettare
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1859-1885
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The Last Tournament
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1859-1885
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Guinevere
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1859-1885
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The Passing of Arthur
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1860
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Tithonus
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1862
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Enoch Arden
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1862
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The Revenge. A Ballad of the Fleet
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1862
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The Defense of Lucknow
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1863
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Flower in the Crannied Wall
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1877
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Montenegro
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1889
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Crossing the Bar
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The Sister's Shame
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Kapiolani
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