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/ If words might reach her when I go away, 1865-1874, 1865/1874, 298B, 298B), 45298, 45298B, Alone and unhappy by the fire I sat, as this thin thread on thy dear neck shall lie, Autograph manuscript, Autograph Poems, Autograph Poems (British Library 45, British Library, British Library Add. MS 45, British Library Add. MS 45298B, c. 1865-1874, contemporary, Dear God praise thee much more many a thing, Deep Sea, Drafts of numerous titled, Earth the Healer, Earth the Keeper, Everlasting Spring, Fair Weather and Foul, ff. 2-51v, folk told me though wert dead, If as I come under her she might hear, Lo trim on the rollers all ready for sea, love, mighty wonder, Near But Far Away, O far away to seek, O hollow image of the very death, O hollow my image of the very death, O if ye laugh, O love, O my love how could it be, O my love my darling / what is this men say, O ye who sit alone and bend above the earth, Once a white house there was, Peevish and weak and fretful I do pray, poem, Rhyme Slayeth Shame, Sad-eyed and soft and grey thou art, Silence and Pity, so swift the hours are moving / Unto the time unproved, Song: Twas one little world that wrought it, Songs from Orpheus, State-Aided Emigration in 1889, Svend Dyring rode on the island-way / Yeah have not I myself been young, The Doomed Ship, The doomed ship drives on helpless through the sea, The Man Who Never Laughed Again, The Mother Under the Mould, the sedge is dry, The Story of Orpheus and Eurydice, then am I grown, They have no song, Three Chances and One Answer, thy lips my lips have touched no more may speak / the words that through my sorrow used to break, While agone my words had wings, Why Dost though struggle

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1865-1874, 1865/1874, 298A, 45291A, 45298, 45298A, Alone and unhappy by the fire I sat, and Yoland, As This Thin Thread, Autograph manuscript, Autograph Poems, British Library, British Library 45, British Library Add. MS, c. 1865-1874, close-hid for heart to find, contemporary, Deep Sea, Dramatic fragment containing King, Earth the Keeper" (copyist version 1), Everlasting Spring, fair copies by Jane Morris, Fair Weather and Foul, ff. 1-135, Hope Dieth: Love Liveth, Lonely Love and Loveless Death, love, May Grown A-Cold, mighty wonder from "Earth the Healer, Near But Far Away, O far away to seek, O land sore torn and riven, O morn!, Oliver, Peevish and weak and fretful do I pray, poem, Poems of various periods, Rhyme Slayeth Shame, Sad-eyed and soft and grey thou art, Silence and Pity, Sir Walter, So I rose and felt my feet on the daisied grass in a while, Song: "Our Hands Have Met", Song: "Twas one little word that wrought it", The Doomed Ship, Thou hast it then the pouch, Thus have I told many ways of the dealings of prudence with men, We loosened from the quays on a Friday, Why Dost Thou Struggle

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1855-1858, 1855/1858, 74255, Autograph Poems, Autograph Poems (British Library 74255), British Library, British Library Add. MS 74255, ff. 1-47, Frossartian matter, Malorian, medieval, Middle Ages, poem