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Edmund Evans Harrison William Weir 'And arms and warriors fell with hollow clang' (FEP166) Add to lightbox
Edmund Evans Harrison William Weir 'And pats the jolly sides of those he loves' (FEP107) Add to lightbox
[unknown] Harrison William Weir 'And the lone cuckoo sighs along the vale' (FEP164) Add to lightbox
W. Wright Harrison William Weir 'For ewes that stood aloof with fearful eye' (FEP110) Add to lightbox
James Davis Cooper Harrison William Weir 'For pigs, and ducks, and turkeys throng the door' (FEP085) Add to lightbox
Horace Harral Harrison William Weir 'In vain the wild bird caroll'd on the steep' (FEP163) Add to lightbox
Dalziel Brothers Harrison William Weir 'Praise of Country Life' (ESP005) Add to lightbox
Samuel Vincent Slader Harrison William Weir 'The cumbrous clods that tumble round the plough' (FEP090) Add to lightbox
John Greenaway Harrison William Weir 'The herd in closest ambush seeks to hide' (FEP099) Add to lightbox
Dalziel Brothers Harrison William Weir 'The Only One:—The Air' (ESP015) Add to lightbox
Dalziel Brothers Harrison William Weir 'The Only One:—The Earth' (ESP014) Add to lightbox
Dalziel Brothers Harrison William Weir 'The Only One:—The Sea' (ESP016) Add to lightbox
William Frederick Measom Harrison William Weir 'The wolf's long howl from Oonalaska's shore' (FEP150) Add to lightbox
John Greenaway Harrison William Weir 'There shall the flocks on thymy pasture stray' (FEP157) Add to lightbox
Edmund Evans Harrison William Weir 'There, warm with toil, his panting horses browse' (FEP083) Add to lightbox
Edmund Evans Harrison William Weir 'To a Skylark Tailpiece' (FEP119) Add to lightbox
Samuel Vincent Slader Harrison William Weir 'Unruly cows with marked impatience stay' (FEP094) Add to lightbox
W. Wright Harrison William Weir 'Whilst far abroad the fox pursues his prey' (FEP103) Add to lightbox
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