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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
9 Lines beginning ‘The gold-red sun is sinking’ Item [1891?]
13 ‘Stratford-on-Avon’ Item [mid 1890s]
6 Lines beginning ‘Alas for the days that are passed’ Item [c. Aug. 1891]
11 ‘Columbus’ First Voyage across the Atlantic’ Item [mid 1890s]
14a Letter from Henry Harland to R. B. McKerrow Item 14 Jan. 1895
14b ‘Dreams’, ‘A descent into Hell’, ‘Therefore’, ‘Lydia’, ‘As the angels which are in heaven’, all by ‘Kenneth Niel’ Item [c. Jan. 1895]
18 Lines beginning ‘Where the sunlight is one with the starlight’ Item 25 Dec. 1895
19 'The Marquis of Montrose' Item [1895 or 1896]
22 Lines beginning ‘Farewell: the word is said that can be said’ Item [c. 3 July 1901]
1 ‘A fragment of an Allegory. In the form of a dream.’ Item 2–3 Aug. 1891
4 ‘Friends’ Item 14 Aug. 1891
5 ‘Hope’ Item 31 Aug. 1891
7 Lines beginning ‘Stop sir, and help me, just some little gift’ Item [c. Aug. 1891]
8b ‘Waiting’, by ‘W. N. Harding’ Item [c. Nov. 1891]
10 Lines beginning ‘When to those in earth delighting’ Item [1891?]
12 ‘Columbus’ First Voyage across the Atlantic’ Item [mid 1890s]
24 Lines beginning ‘We are the lords of all the swift-foot hours’ Item 2 July 1902
2 ‘Angel voices’ Item 4 Aug. 1891
3 ‘Moonlight’ Item 5–6 Aug. 1891
8a Printed letter from the editor of the Cornhill Magazine (James Payn) Item [7 Nov. 1891]
15 ‘Joan of Arc’ Item [1894 or 1895]
16 ‘To one who looked Eastward’ Item 27 Mar. 1895
17 Lines beginning ‘Oh love, since none may sing or say’ Item 7 June 1895
20 Lines beginning ‘Once in old days that night has darkened o’er’ Item 2 July 1901
21 Lines beginning ‘We met and, doubting, parted’ Item 3 July 1901
23 ‘At a parting’ Item 1 July 1902