Poet
Thomas Hood
1799–1845
English
- The Progress Of Art.
- The Sea Of Death. - A Fragment.
- The Song of the Shirt
- THE STAG-EYED LADY.
- The Stag-Eyed Lady. - A Moorish Tale.
- The Sun Was Slumbering In The West.
- THE SUPPER SUPERSTITION.
- The Supper Superstition. - A Pathetic Ballad.
- The Sweeps Complaint.
- THE TWO PEACOCKS OF BEDFONT.
- THE TWO SWANS.
- THE UNIVERSITY FEUD.
- The University Feud.[45]
- The Volunteer.
- The Water Lady.[1]
- The Water Peri's Song.
- The Wee Man. - A Romance.
- The Widow.
- The Workhouse Clock. - An Allegory.
- Tim Turpin. - A Pathetic Ballad.
- Time, Hope, And Memory.
- To ----
- To ----
- To A Child Embracing His Mother.
- To A Cold Beauty.
- TO A FALSE FRIEND.
- To A Sleeping Child. I.
- To A Sleeping Child. II.
- To An Absentee.
- To Fancy.
- To Henrietta,[1] On Her Departure For Calais.
- To Hope.
- To Mary Housemaid, On Valentine's Day.
- To Minerva
- To Mr. Wrench At The English Opera House.[14]
- To My Daughter[16]
- To My Daughter[1] On Her Birthday.
- Verses In An Album.
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- “Don’T You Smell Fire?”
- “I’D Be A Parody.”
- “John Jones.”
- “Mary’S Ghost.”
- “Who’Ll Serve The King?”