Available Poems in Hawthorn and Lavender with Other Verses - Hawthorn and Lavender (by William Ernest Henley )
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- Finale (Charles Albert Lidgey)
- no. 6. In the red April dawn (Robert Clarence Raybould, Charles Willeby)
- no. 9. The wind on the wold (Charles Albert Lidgey, Ernest Walker, Healey Willan)
- no. 13. Of a gray ancestor, Tom Heywood hight (Charles Albert Lidgey, Graham Peel, Benjamin Lincoln Whelply, Charles Willeby)
- no. 15. Sleeping down the golden hours! (Ernest Walker)
- no. 17. Look down, dear eyes, look down (Constant Lambert, Charles Willeby)
- no. 20. After the grim daylight (Charles Willeby)
- no. 25. This is the moon of roses (Karolyn Wells Bassett, Bainbridge Crist, Clayton Johns)
- no. 26. June, and a warm, sweet rain (Maude Valérie White, Pedro de Zulueta)
- no. 27. It was a bowl of roses (Robert Coningsby Clarke, Francis George Scott)
- no. 28. Your feet as glad (Charles Willeby)
- no. 29. A world of leafage murmurous and a-twinkle (Charles Willeby)
- no. 30. I send you roses -- red, like love (Charles Willeby)
- no. 35. Sing to me, sing, and sing again (Sidney Homer, Clayton Johns, Charles Albert Lidgey)
- no. 37. 'Twas in a world of living leaves (John Parsons Beach)
- no. 40. Dearest, when I am dead (Carl Rossini Diton, Ivor Gurney, Sidney Homer, Frank Lambert, Charles Albert Lidgey)
- no. 41. Dear hands, so many times so much (Frank Lambert)
- no. 48. Gray hills, gray skies, gray lights (Charles Albert Lidgey)