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Escritora británica.

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 2

• Poems by Jean Ingelow, In Two Volumes, Volume II 52
• Poems by Jean Ingelow, In Two Volumes, Volume I 17

La Biblioteca 69

• A birthday walk. (Written for a friend's birthday.)
• A Courting song
• A dead year
• A gleaning song
• A mother showing the Portrait of her child. (F.M.L.)
• A Reverie
• A sea song
• A vine-Arbour in the far west
• A wedding song
• A winter song
• A Wooing song
• Above the clouds
• An arrow-slit
• An old wife's song
• At one again. — I. Noonday
• Bees and other fellow-creatures
• Binding sheaves
• Brothers, and a Sermon
• Cold and quiet
• Defton wood
• Divided
• Dora
• Echo and the ferry
• Feathers and moss
• Give us love and give us peace
• Honors.—part I. (A Scholar is musing on his want of success.)
• Honors.—part Ii. (The Answer.)
• Hymns. — The measureless gulfs of air are full of thee
• 'If I forget thee, O Jerusalem.'
• In the nursery
• Kismet
• Letters on life and the morning
• Like a laverock in the lift
• Loss and waste
• Love's thread of gold
• Married lovers
• Midsummer night, not dark, not light
• Nature, for nature's sake
• Not in vain I waited
• On a picture
• On the rocks by Aberdeen
• Reflections. — Looking over a gate at a pool in a field
• Requiescat in pace!
• Scholar and carpenter
• Sledge bells
• Sleep and time
• Song for a babe
• Song in three parts
• Songs of seven. — Seven times one. Exultation
• Songs of the night watches, — Introductory
• Songs on the voices of birds. — Introduction. Child and Boatman
• Songs with preludes. — Wedlock
• Speranza
• Strife and peace. (Written for THE PORTFOLIO SOCIETY, October 1861.)
• The beginning
• The bridegroom to his bride
• The days without alloy
• The fairy woman's song
• The Gypsy's Selling song
• The leaves of lign aloes
• The long white seam
• The lover pleads
• The maid-martyr
• The mariner's cave
• The snowdrop monument (in Lichfield cathedral)
• The star's monument. — In the Concluding part of a discourse on fame
• The white moon wasteth
• Wendover
• With a diamond