Available Poems in Bells and Pomegranates (by Robert Browning )
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- Dip your arm o'er the boat-side, elbow-deep (Alice Barnett)
- Home-thoughts, from abroad ([more than ten composers])
- I send my heart up to thee, all my heart (Harold Ayres, Alice Barnett, Amy Marcy Cheney Beach, Gena Branscombe, Rupert Hughes, Daniel Protheroe, Latham True) CAT GER ITA
- It was ordained to be so, sweet! -- and best (Alice Barnett)
- Meeting at Night ([more than ten composers]) GER
- Morning (Edwin Gerschefski, Anne Gannet Stratton Miller Holden, C. H. Reed, Wilhelm Rettich, Grace White, John W. Worth)
- Past we glide, and past, and past! (Alice Barnett)
- Song ([more than ten composers])
- The moth's kiss, first! (Alice Barnett, Arthur Martinus Hartmann, Jan Maarten Komter, Ned Rorem, Bryceson Treharne, Latham True)
- To-morrow, if a harp-string, say (Alice Barnett)
- What are we two? (Alice Barnett, Gena Branscombe)
- What if the Three should catch at last (Alice Barnett)