| 'Carpe Diem,' Or Cop The Day |
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| A Ballad of Baseball Burdens |
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| A Gotham Garden of Verses |
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| A Lament |
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| A New York Child's Garden of Verses |
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| A Perfect Woman Nobly Planned |
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| A Plea |
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| A Poor Excuse, but our own |
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| A Psalm of Labouring Life |
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| A Quatrain |
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| A Soft Susurrus |
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| A Summer Summary |
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| A Wish |
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| A Word For It |
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| Abelard and Heloïse |
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| Advice |
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| Advising Chloë |
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| After Hearing Robin Hood |
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| Again Endorsing the Lady |
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| Again Endorsing the Lady, II |
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| An Election Night Pantoum |
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| An Ode In Time of Inauguration |
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| An Ultimatum To Myrtilla |
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| And Yet It Is A Gentle Art |
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| Ballade of Ancient Acts |
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| Ballade Of The Breakfast Table |
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| Ballade Of The Hardy Annual |
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| Ballade of the Traffickers |
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| Baseball's Sad Lexicon |
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| Bedbooks |
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| Bon Voyage - And Vice Versa |
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| Broadmindedness |
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| Despite |
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| Fifty-Fifty |
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| Fragment |
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| From: Horace To: Phyllis Subject: Invitation |
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| Georgie Porgie |
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| Glycera Rediviva |
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| Help |
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| His Monument |
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| How |
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| How Do You Tackle Your Work |
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| I Remember, I Remember |
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| I'm Out of the Army Now |
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| If Amy Lowell Had Been James Whitcomb Riley |
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| If the Advertising Man Had Been Gilbert |
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| If the Advertising Man Had Been Praed, or Locker |
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| It Happens in the B.R. Families |
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| It Was a Famous Victory |
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| Lines on and from |
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| Lines on Reading Frank J. Wilstach's |
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| Lines Written on the Sunny Side of Frankfort Street |
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| Maud Muller Mutatur |
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| No Good Deed Goes Unpunished |
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| Office Mottoes |
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| Oh Man! |
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| Old Environment |
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| On a Wine of Horace's |
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| On First Looking into Bee Palmer's Shoulders |
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| On Profiteering |
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| On the Flight of Time |
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| On the Importance of Being Earnest |
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| On the Uses of Adversity |
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| On Tradition |
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| Present Imperative |
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| Propertius's Bid For Immortality |
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| Recuerdo |
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| Regarding (1) the U.S. and (2) New York |
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| Results Ridiculous |
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| Rich Man |
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| Rus. Vs. Urbs |
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| So Shines a Good Deed in a Naughty World |
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| Song of Synthetic Virility |
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| Such Stuff As Dreams |
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| The Ballad of Justifiable Homicide |
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| The Ballad of the Murdered Merchant |
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| The Ballad of the Thoughtless Waiter |
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| The Ballade Of The Average Reader |
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| The Carlysles |
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| The Comfort of Obscurity |
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| The Dictaphone Bard |
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| The Doughboy's Horace |
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| The Higher Education |
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| The Jazzy Bard |
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| The Last Laugh |
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| The Return of the Soldier |
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| The Shepherd's Resolution |
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| The Stalling of Q.H.F. |
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| Those Two Boys |
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| Thoughts in a Far Country |
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| Thoughts on the Cosmos |
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| To a Light Houskeeper |
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| To a Prospective Cook |
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| To a Vers Librist |
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| To Alice-Sit-By-The-Hour |
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| To an Aged Cut-Up |
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| To an Aged Cut-Up, II |
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| To Myrtilla |
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| To W. Hohenzollern, on Discontinuing The Conning Tower |
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| To W. Hohenzollern, on Resuming The Conning Tower |
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| Unshackled Thoughts on Chivalry, Romance, Adventure, Etc. |
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| Us Potes |
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| Vain Words |
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| Variation on a Theme |
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| War and Peace |
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| What Flavour? |
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| When You Meet a Man from Your Own Home Town |
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