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'Twixt Kiss and Lip or Under the Sword. By the author of "Women Must Weep," [i.e. F. W. O. Ward] Third edition

Ward, F. W. Orde (1843-1922)
  
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THE SILENT GODDESS.
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BALLADS, &c.
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POLITICAL POEMS.
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HUMOROUS POEMS AND POEMS FOR CHILDREN.
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RELIGIOUS POEMS, ETC.
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SONNETS TO A CHILD (M. W. L.) 1874 .
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MISCELLANEOUS SONNETS.
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“NOVISSIMA VERBA.”
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EPIGRAMS AND TRIFLES.
  
SIR W. GROVE.
  
DR. MORTIMER GRANVILLE.
  
LADY SWEETLIPS.
  
CARDINAL NEWMAN.
  
S. MORLEY.
  
THE FIRST WHIG.—(Dr Johnson.)
  
TO A MILLIONAIRE THREAD MANUFACTURER.—(Since Bankrupt.)
  
TO A LADY ON THE LOSS OF HER BEAUTY.
  
THE TRUE PRINCE.
  
KING CLOD.
  
THE NEW PEER.
  
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?
  
THE FIRST MAN.
  
IRELAND.
  
THE SECOND STEP.
  
THE VALETUDINARIAN.
  
TRUE LOVE.
  
DEATH THE LEVELLER.
  
MODERN POETS.
  
PROPRIETY.
  
THE GOOSE THAT DOES NOT LAY GOLDEN EGGS.
  
A PERSONAGE IN POLITICS.
  
HUXLEY'S BATHYBIUS.
  
THE MARQUESS OF QUEENSBERRY.
  
DR. RICHARDSON.
  
AN EPITAPH.
  
A MODERN POLITICIAN.
  
EPITAPH.
  
THE TAILOR AND HIS WOODEN COAT.
  
CLAUDIA.
  
GORDON.
  
THE GOLDEN-HEADED IMAGE.
  
THE GAMBLER.
  
FORTUNE'S FAVOURITE.
  
WEIGHED AND FOUND WANTING.
  
THE MODERN GALBA.
  
ROME.
  
THE CHURCH HOUSE.
  
CHANGE.
  
TO BISHOP KING.
  
SUPPER.
  
PHYSICK.
  
A PILL FOR THE DOCTOR.
  
TO THE MOSCOW STUDENT.
  
THE OLD MAN OMNISCIENT.
  
THE WOODMAN'S AXE.
  
THE “SICK WOMAN.”
  
THE SIERRA LEONE OF POLITICS.
  
WILFRID BLUNT.
  
POLITICS.
  
THE ANGEL.
  
W. TAYLER.
  
THE PRINCE AND THE DRAGON.
  
WRITTEN IN A LADY'S PHOTO ALBUM.
  
FINANCIAL FOOLING.
  
AN AFRICAN STUDY.
  
A FOOL.
  
DR. WHEWELL.
  
THE MODERN PHŒNIX.
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ILICET.

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W. TAYLER.

Tayler stood in stormy place
Fought in England's need for brothers;
England crowned him—with disgrace;
Wherefore?—To encourage others.
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