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Lamb, Charles o "Brevis Esse Laboro"
o "Suffer Little Children, And Forbid Them Not, To Come Unto Me"
o Acrostic Against Acrostics, An
o Acrostic, To A Lady Who Desired Me To Write Her Epitaph
o Angel Help
o Anger
o Ape, The
o As When A Child On Some Long Winter's Night
o Ballad Noting The Difference Of Rich And Poor, A
o Ballad Singers, The Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o Ballad [The Clouds Are Blackening...]
o Beasts In The Tower, The
o Beggar-Man, The
o Birth-Day Thought, A
o Blindness
o Boy And Snake, The
o Boy And The Sky-Lark, The A fable
o Boy, The Mother, And The Butterfly, The
o Breakfast
o Broken Doll, The
o Brother's Reply, The
o Butterfly, The
o Carlagnulus
o Charity
o Cheap Gifts: A Sonnet
o Childhood
o Choosing A Name
o Choosing A Profession
o Christening, The
o Cleanliness
o Clock Striking
o Coffee Slips, The
o Composed At Midnight
o Confidant, The
o Conquest Of Prejudice
o Crumbs To The Birds
o David
o David In The Cave Of Adullam
o Dessert, The
o Dick Strype; Or, The Force Of Habit
o Discontent And Quarrelling
o Dramatic Fragment
o Duty Of A Brother, The
o End Of May, The
o Envy
o Epigrams
o Epilogue To An Amateur Performance of "Richard II"
o Epilogue To Godwin's Tragedy Of "Antonio"
o Epilogue To Henry Siddons' Farce, "Time's A Tell-Tale"
o Epilogue To Kenney's Farce, "Debtor And Creditor"
o Epilogue To Sheridan Knowles' Comedy, "The Wife"
o Epitaph On A Dog Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o Existence, Considered In Itself, No Blessing
o Eyes
o Fairy, The
o Family Name, The
o Fancy Employed On Divine Subjects
o Farewell To Tobacco, A
o Feigned Courage
o Female Orators, The Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o First Leaf Of Spring, The
o First Of April, The
o First Tooth, The
o Force Of Habit, The
o Free Thoughts On Several Eminent Composers
o Gipsy's Malison [sonnet], The
o Godlike, The
o Going Into Breeches
o Going Or Gone [epicedium]
o Good Temper
o Grandame, The
o Great Grandfather, The
o Harmony In Unlikeness [sonnet]
o Hercules Pacificatus
o Hester
o Home Delights
o House-Keeper, The Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o Hypochondriacus
o If From My Lips Some Angry Accents Fell
o In My Own Album
o In Tabulam Eximii Pictoris B. Haydoni
o In The Album Of A Clergyman's Lady
o In The Album Of A French Teacher
o In The Album Of A Very Young Lady
o In The Album Of Catherine Orkney
o In The Album Of Edith S[outhey]
o In The Album Of Lucy Barton
o In The Album Of Miss ------
o In The Album Of Miss Daubeny
o In The Album Of Mrs. Jane Towers
o In The Album Of Rotha Q[uillinan]
o In The Autograph Book Of Mrs. Sergeant W------
o Incorrect Speaking
o Journey From School And To School, The
o King And Queen Of Hearts, The
o Lame Brother, The
o Leisure [sonnet]
o Lines Addressed To Lieut. R.W.H. Hardy
o Lines Addressed, From London, To Sara And S.T.C.
o Lines For A Monument
o Lines On The Celebrated Picture By Lionardo Da Vinci
o Lines Suggested By A Sight Of Waltham Cross
o Living Without God In The World
o Lord Of Life Shakes Off His Drowsihed [sonnet], The
o Love Will Come
o Love, Death, And Reputation A fable
o Magpye's Nest Or A Lesson Of Docility, The A fable
o Memory
o Men And Women, And The Monkeys, The A fable
o Methinks How Dainty Sweet It Were, Reclin'd
o Mille Viae Mortis
o Mimic Harlequin, The
o Moderation In Diet
o Motes In The Sun-Beams
o My Birth-Day
o Neatness In Apparel
o New-Born Infant, The
o Newton's Principia Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o Nonsense Verses
o Nurse Green
o Nursing
o O! I Could Laugh To Hear The Midnight Wind
o Offer, The
o Old Familiar Faces, The
o On A Deaf And Dumb Artist Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o On A Picture Of The Finding Of Moses By Pharaoh's Daughter
o On A Projected Journey
o On A Sepulchral Statue Of An Infant Sleeping Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o On An Infant Dying As Soon As Born
o On Being Asked To Write In Miss Westwood's Album
o On Seeing Mrs. K---- B----, Aged Upwards Of Eighty, Nurse An Infant
o On The Arrival In England Of Lord Byron's Remains
o On The Fast-Day
o On The Literary Gazette
o On The Lord's Prayer
o On The Sight Of Swans In Kensington Garden
o Orange, The
o Parental Recollections
o Parting Speech Of The Celestial Messenger To The Poet, The
o Peach, The
o Penny Pieces
o Pindaric Ode To The Tread Mill
o Prince Dorus, Or Flattery Put Out Of Countenance
o Prologue To Coleridge's Tragedy Of "Remorse"
o Prologue To Godwin's Tragedy Of "Faulkener"
o Prologue To Sheridan Knowles' Comedy, "The Wife"
o Queen Oriana's Dream
o Rainbow, The
o Reaper's Child, The
o Repentance And Reconciliation
o Reproof, The
o Ride, The
o Rival Bells, The Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o Rook And The Sparrows, The
o Royal Wonders, The
o Sabbath Bells, The
o Satan In Search Of A Wife
o Self-Enchanted, The
o She Is Going
o Sister's Expostulation On The Brother's Learning Latin, The
o Sisters, The
o Six Epitaphs On Ensign Peacock
o Sonnet To A Friend
o Sonnet To Mathew Wood, Esq
o Sonnet To Miss Burney
o Sparrow And The Hen, The
o Spartan Boy, The
o St. Crispin To Mr. Gifford [sonnet]
o Summer Friends
o Suum Cuique
o Text, The
o Thoughtless Cruelty
o Three Friends, The
o Three Graves, The
o Time And Eternity
o Time Spent In Dress
o Timid Grace Sits Trembling In Her Eye, A
o To A Celebrated Female Performer In The "Blind Boy" sonnet
o To A Friend On His Marriage
o To A River In Which A Child Was Drowned
o To A Young Friend [on Her 21st Birth-Day]
o To A Young Lady
o To A Young Lady, On Being Too Fond Of Music
o To Bernard Barton
o To C. Aders, Esq
o To Caroline Maria Applebee [an Acrostic]
o To Cecilia Catherine Lawton
o To Charles Lloyd
o To Charles Lloyd [An Unexpected Visitor]
o To Clara N[ovello]
o To David Cook Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne
o To Dora W[ordsworth]
o To D[orothy] A[sbury]
o To Emma Button
o To Esther Field
o To John Lamb, Esq
o To Joseph Vale Asbury
o To Louisa Morgan
o To Louisa M[artin], Whom I Used To Call "Monkey"
o To Margaret W----
o To Martin Charles Burney, Esq
o To Miss Kelly [sonnet]
o To Mrs. F[ield]
o To Mrs. Sarah Robinson
o To Mrs. Williams
o To My Friend The Indicator
o To M[ary] L[aetitia] F[ield]
o To M[ary] L[ocke]
o To R.S. Knowles, Esq.
o To R[otha] Q[uillinan]
o To Samuel Rogers, Esq
o To Samuel Rogers, Esq [sonnet]
o To Sarah James Of Beguildy
o To Sir James Mackintosh
o To S[arah] L[ocke]
o To S[arah] T[homas]
o To S[ophia] F[rend]
o To T. Stothard, Esq
o To T.L.H.
o To The Author Of Poems Published Under The Name Of Barry Cornwall
o To The Book
o To The Editor Of The "Every-Day Book"
o To The Poet Cowper
o Tomb Of Douglas, The
o Triumph Of The Whale, The
o Two Bees, The
o Two Boys, The
o Two Epitaphs On A Young Lady Who Lived Neglected And Died Obscure
o Un Solitaire
o Unbeloved, The
o Vision Of Repentance, A
o Was It Some Sweet Device Of Faery
o Wasps In A Garden
o We Were Two Pretty Babes, The Youngest She
o Weeding
o What Is An Album?
o What Is Fancy?
o When Last I Roved These Winding Wood-Walks Green
o Which Is The Favourite?
o Why Not Do It, Sir, To-Day?
o Wife's Trial; Or, The Intruding Widow, The A dramatic poem
o Witch, a Dramatic Sketch of the Seventeenth Century, The
o Work [sonnet]
o Written A Year After The Events
o Written At Cambridge [sonnet]
o Written In The First Leaf Of A Child's Memorandum-Book
o Written On Christmas Day, 1797
o Written On The Day Of My Aunt's Funeral
o Written Soon After The Preceding Poem
o Written Upon The Cover Of A Blotting Book
o Young Catechist, The
o Young Letter-Writer, The
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