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| Us Potes |
76
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| Footlight Motifs |
77
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| Revised |
82
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| The Lost Wheeze |
83
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| From an Awningless Sanctum |
85
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| “On Christmas Day in the Morning” |
86
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| From a Paragrapher’s Garden of Verses |
87
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| Gilbert |
88
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| Lines to Margaret, a Singing and Whistling Cook |
89
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| A Pathetic Bit of a Ballad |
90
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| Song of the Costofliving |
91
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| The Old Man’s Discomforts |
92
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| The Fool |
94
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| To the Wind: After Gilbert’s “To the Terrestrial Globe” |
95
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| To a Lady Complaining of Solitude |
96
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| The Pandean Is No Pipe |
97
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| “The Poems of Eugene Field” |
98
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| Success |
101
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| Managerial Tradition |
103
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| “Christmas Comes but Once a Year” |
104
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| After Samuel Rogers |
114
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| The Diplomaniacs |
116
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| Rondel |
117
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| To the Waltonian Bards |
118
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| Triolettuce Salad |
119
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| The Easy Giggle |
121
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| The Ballade of the Northern Girl |
123
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| Lines on the Sabbath |
125
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| “The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers” |
127
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