Poet
Harry Graham
1874–1936
English
- "Bart'S" Club
- 'A Bad Workman Complains Of His Tools'
- 'A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss'
- 'Controversial Methods'
- 'Don'T Buy A Pig In A Poke'
- 'Don'T Look A Gift-Horse In The Mouth'
- 'Enough Is As Good As A Feast'
- 'It Is Never Too Late To Mend'
- 'Learn To Take Things Easily'
- 'Rag-Time'
- 'Royal Ascot'
- 'Statistics'
- 'The Bath'
- 'The Beefsteak'
- 'The Cries Of London'
- 'The Pipes'
- 'The Twelfth'
- 'The Woman With The Dead Soles'
- 'Virtue Is Its Own Reward'
- 'What'S In A Name?'
- 'When The Mother Country Calls!'
- ( AN OPEN LETTER )
- ( AN OPEN LETTER )
- (A Ballade)
- (Suggested By Mr. Max Beerbohm)
- (The Baritone'S Boudoir Ballad)
- (The Baritone'S Drinking Song)
- (With Apologies To Scott And Swinburne)
- _By The Same Author._
- A London Involuntary
- A Memory Of 'Alexandra Day'
- A Message From Broadmoor
- A Plea For Ponto
- A Suggestion
- A very Woman among Men...
- Abroad
- Absent-Mindedness
- Adam
- Aftword
- Aftword
- Aftword
- Alton B. Parker
- Ananias
- Andrew Carnegie
- Appreciationglossed
- Aunt Eliza
- Author's Aftword
- Authors Foreword
- Baby
- Babyglossed
- Bacon
- Bill
- British Trade
- Brooks'S
- Bygone bards in baleful ballads would betoken...
- Childish Complaints
- China
- Controversial Entertainment
- Diogenes
- Discontented with the teaching it supplies...
- Dreamland
- Egregious Eastbourne
- Envoi
- Envoi
- Envoi
- ENVOI
- Envoi
- Euclid
- February
- Foreword
- Foreword
- France
- Germany
- Great Britain
- Have you a pain all down your back...
- He did not wear his swallow-tail...
- Henry VIII
- Holland
- Homeland
- I always love to picture Eve...
- I should like to remark that Dame Rumor...
- ICELAND
- Illustrated By F. Strothmann
- Impetuous Samuelglossed
- In the old town of Coventry, so people say...
- Inconsiderate Hannah
- Ireland
- It fills, indeed, a long felt need...
- Italy
- J. M. Barrie
- Japan
- Jim; or, the Deferred Luncheon Partyglossed
- Joan of Arc
- John
- Joseph F. Smith
- King Leopold
- L'Envoi
- Longworth--Roosevelt, February 17Th, 1906
- Loverland
- Marat
- Misfortunes Never Come Singlyglossed
- Modern Dancing
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral
- Moral.
- Mother-Wit
- Mrs. Christopher Columbus
- Mrs. Grundy
- Necessityglossed
- Nero
- New Year'S Eve
- No. 1 ( Appendicitis )glossed
- No. 2. ( Whooping-cough )glossed
- No. 3. ( Measles )glossed
- No. 4. ( Adenoids )glossed
- No. 5. ( Croup )glossed
- Nobody'S Darling!
- November
- Nurse's Mistake
- O my Children, do you hear your elders sighing...
- Ode On A Distant Prospect Of Boston School
- Omar Khayyam
- P. T. O.[1]
- Paderewski
- People call him “knave” and “ogre” and a lot of kindred names...
- Perspective
- Perverted Proverbs
- Plagues At The Play
- Police Court Sense
- Portknockie'S Porter
- Portugal
- Postlude
- Potpourri
- Preferential Treatment
- Prelude
- Protection
- Publisher's Preface
- Publishers’ Preface
- Retaliation
- Robert Burns
- Rosemary
- Roses All The Way
- Russia
- Sarah Owen
- Scorching Johnglossed
- Scotland
- Scribblers All!
- Self-Sacrifice
- Sherlock Holmes
- Sir Thomas Lipton
- Spain
- SPRING
- Spring-Cleaning
- Stage Support
- Stageland
- SWITZERLAND
- Tender-Heartednessglossed
- The 'Waster'
- The Actor Manager
- The Adventurer
- The Athenaeum
- The Automobile
- The Bachelors'
- The Ballad Of Ping-Pong
- The Ballad Of The Artist
- THE BALLAD OF THE LITTLE JINGLANDER
- The Bard, at times...
- The Baritone
- The Cat
- The Children's “Do n't”
- The Choice
- The Cockney Of The North
- The Colonel
- The Colonies
- The Conversational Reformer
- The Cry Of The Author
- The Cry Of The Publisher
- The Cynic'S Christmas
- The Dentist
- The End Of The Season
- The Faddist
- The Fond Fatherglossed
- The Fumbler
- The Garrick
- The Gilded Youth
- The Gourmand
- The Happiest Land
- The Homes Of London