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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