Poet

Charles Lamb

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English

The Journey From School And To School
The King And Queen Of Hearts
The Lame Brother
The Mimic Harlequin
The New-Born Infant
The Offer
The Old Familiar Faces
The Orange
The Parting Speech Of The Celestial Messenger To The Poet
The Peach
The Rainbow
The Reaper'S Child
The Reproof
The Ride
The Rival Bells
The Rook And The Sparrows
The Royal Wonders
The Sabbath Bells
The Self-Enchanted
The Sister'S Expostulation On The Brother'S Learning Latin
The Sisters
The Sparrow And The Hen
The Spartan Boy
The Text
The Triumph Of The Whale
The Two Bees
The Two Boys
The Unbeloved
The Young Catechist[7]
Thoughtless Cruelty
Time And Eternity
Time Spent In Dress
To A Celebrated Female Performer In The "Blind Boy"
To A Friend On His Marriage
To A Lady Who Desired Me To Write Her Epitaph
To A River In Which A Child Was Drowned
To A Young Friend
To A Young Lady
To A Young Lady, On Being Too Fond Of Music
To Bernard Barton
To Caroline Maria Applebee
To Cecilia Catherine Lawton
To Charles Lamb
To Charles Lamb
To Charles Lloyd
To Charles Lloyd
To Clara N[Ovello]
To D[Orothy] A[Sbury]
To Emma Button
To Emma, Learning Latin, And Desponding
To Esther Field
To Joseph Vale Asbury
To Louisa M[Artin], Whom I Used To Call "Monkey"
To Louisa Morgan
To M[Ary] L[Aetitia] F[Ield]
To M[Ary] L[Ocke]
To Margaret W----
To Miss Kelly
To Mrs. F[Ield]
To Mrs. Sarah Robinson
To My Friend The Indicator
To R[Otha] Q[Uillinan]
To S[Arah] L[Ocke]
To S[Arah] T[Homas]
To S[Ophia] F[Rend]
To Sarah [Apsey]
To Sarah James Of Beguildy
To Sir James Mackintosh
To The Book
To The Editor Of The "Every-Day Book"
To The Poet Cowper
To The Same
Un Solitaire
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Wasps In A Garden
Weeding
What Is An Album?
Which Is The Favourite?
Why Not Do It, Sir, To-Day?
Work
Written A Year After The Events
Written At Cambridge
Written In The First Leaf Of A Child'S Memorandum-Book
Written On Christmas Day, 1797
Written On The Day Of My Aunt'S Funeral
Written Upon The Cover Of A Blotting Book
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