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Escritora estadounidense.

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 7

• Happy Ending: The Collected Lyrics of Louise Imogen Guiney 57
• Songs at the Start 48
• "England and Yesterday": A Book of Short Poems 47
• The White Sail, and Other Poems 46
• A Roadside Harp: A Book of Verses 38
• The Martyrs' Idyl, and Shorter Poems 9
• Blackwood's Magazine 1

La Biblioteca 246

• A Ballad of Kenelm. “In Clent cow-batch, Kenelm, King born
• A Ballad of Metz
• A Chouan
• A Criminal. 1865
• A December walk
• A Footpath Morality
• A Friend's Song for Simoisius
• A Friend’s Song for Simoisius
• A last view
• A last Word on Shelley
• A last word on Shelley
• A Madonna of Domenico Ghirlandajo
• A passing song
• A Porch in Belgravia
• A Reason for silence
• A salutation
• A Seventeenth-Century song
• A Song of the Lilac
• A Song of the Lilac
• A Talisman
• Ad Antiquarium
• Adventurers
• After a duel. “In fair and discreet manhood; that is, civilly, by the
• After the storm
• Aglaus
• Alexandriana
• Among the Flags — In Doric hall, Massachusetts state house
• An Epitaph
• An Epitaph for William Hazlitt
• An Estray
• An Outdoor Litany
• An Outdoor Litany — Donec misereatur nostri
• April desire
• April in Govilon
• Arboricide
• Astræa
• At a Symphony
• At Gettysburg
• Athassel Abbey
• Autumn Magic
• Bankrupt
• Beati Mortui
• “Because no man hath Hired us” — S. Matt. Xx. 7
• Bedesfolk
• Bessy in the storm
• Borderlands
• Boston, from the Bridge
• Brook Farm
• Brother Bartholomew
• By the Trundle-bed
• Chaluz castle
• Changes in the Temple
• Charista Musing
• Charondas
• Child and flower. [From the French of Chateaubriand.]
• Cobwebs
• Columba and the Stork
• Crazy Margaret
• Cyclamen
• De Mortuis
• Deo Optimo Maximo
• Divination by an Easter lily
• Doves
• Doves
• Down stream
• Early death
• Emily Brontë
• Fifteen Epitaphs
• Five Carols for Christmastide
• Florentin
• Florentin — A.D. MDCCCXC
• Fog
• Fog
• For a child. — Schumann’s ‘Erinnerung: Novbr. 4, 1847.’
• For Izaak Walton
• For Izaak Walton
• Four Sonnets from ‘La Vita Nuova.’
• Frédéric Ozanam
• Friendship Broken
• Garden Chidings
• Gloucester Harbor
• “Heart of gold.”
• Heathenesse
• Hemlock river
• Her voice
• His Angel to his Mother
• Horologion
• Hylas
• Hylas
• I. On First Entering Westminster Abbey
• Immunity
• In a February Garden
• In a London street
• In a ruin, after a Thunderstorm
• In the Docks
• In the Docks
• In the Gymnasium
• In the Reading-Room of the British Museum
• In the Reading-Room of the British Museum
• In time
• In time of Trouble
• Indifference
• IV. Parks Road
• IX. Rooks: New College Gardens
• John Brown: a Paradox
• Knight Falstaff
• Knights of weather
• Late peace
• Leonore
• L’Etiquette
• Lily-of-the-valley
• Lo and Lu
• M. A. 1822-1888
• Martyrs’ Memorial
• Memorial Day
• Monochrome
• Mount Auburn in may
• Moustache
• My neighbor
• My Soprano. (H. L.)
• ‘My times are in thy hands.’
• Nocturne
• Ode for a Master Mariner Ashore
• Ode for a master Mariner ashore
• Of Joan’s youth
• On First Entering Westminster Abbey
• On First Entering Westminster Abbey
• On Leaving Winchester
• On Leaving Winchester
• On not Reading a Posthumous Work
• On one poet Refusing homage to Another
• On some old-music
• On the Cenotaph of the Prince Imperial in Saint George’s Chapel
• On the Pre-Reformation Churches about Oxford
• On the Pre-Reformation Churches about Oxford
• On the Same (continued)
• Orisons
• Pascal
• Passing the Minster
• Patriot chorus on the Eve of war
• Paula’s Epitaph
• Pax Paganica
• Peter Rugg the Bostonian
• Planting the Poplar
• “Poete my Maister Chaucer.”
• Port Meadow
• Private Theatricals
• Ranieri
• Reserve
• Romans in Dorset. (to A. B.)
• Rooks in new College Gardens
• Rooks in New College Gardens
• ‘Russia under the Czars.’
• Saint Cadoc’s bell
• Saint Florent-le-Vieil
• Saint Francis Endeth his Sermon
• Sanctuary
• Sherman: “An Horatian Ode”
• SHROPSHIRE Landscape
• Sleep
• Sleep
• Spring Nightfall
• Spring. “With a difference.”—HAMLET
• Strikers in Hyde Park
• Summum Bonum
• Sunday Chimes in the city
• T. W. P. 1819-1892
• Tarpeia
• Temptation
• The Acknowledgment
• The Atoning yesterday
• The Caliph and the beggar
• The Chantry
• The Chantry
• The Cherry Bough
• The Cherry Bough
• The Colour-Bearer
• The cross roads
• The falcon and the lily
• The Graham Tartan to a Graham
• The grave and the rose. [Translated from Victor Hugo.]
• The Indian Pipe. (to R. L. S.)
• The Inner Fate: a Chorus
• The Japanese Anemone
• The Kings
• The Kings
• The Knight Errant (Donatello’s Saint George)
• The last Faun
• The light of the house
• The Light of the House
• The old dial of Corpus
• The perfect hour
• The Pledging
• The poet
• The red and yellow leaf
• The rival singers
• The sea-Gull
• The second time they met
• The Squall
• The Still of the Year
• The Still of the Year
• The Tow-Path
• The Vigil-at-Arms
• The Vigil-at-Arms
• The water-text
• The white sail
• The wild ride
• The Wild Ride
• The Wooing pine
• The yew-tree
• To a Child
• To a Dog's Memory
• To a Dog’s Memory
• To a young poet
• To an Ideal
• To Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey
• To One who would not Spare Himself
• To the Outbound Republic: Mdcccxcviii
• To the river
• To the winding Charles
• Tryste Noel
• Two Irish Peasant Songs
• Two Irish Peasant Songs. — I. In Leinster
• Twofold service
• Undertones at Magdalen
• V. Changes in the Temple
• Valediction (R. L. S., 1894)
• Valse Jeune
• Vergniaud in the Tumbril
• VI. On the Pre-Reformation Churches about Oxford
• VII. A December Walk
• Virgo Gloriosa, Mater Amantissima
• Vitality
• Volume 2 — Issue 12
• When on the Marge of Evening
• When on the Marge of Evening
• Winter Boughs
• Winter Boughs
• Winter Peace
• Writ in my Lord Clarendon's History of the Rebellion
• Writ in my Lord Clarendon’s “History of the Rebellion.”
• X. Above Port Meadow
• XI. Undertones at Magdalen
• York Stairs
• York Stairs
• Youth