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To Himself at Thirty-Five • Bruce Barton • (ms)
To His Affianced • Edward W. Barnard • (pm)
To His Bride • Floyd Meredith • (pm)
To His Coy Love • Michael Drayton • (pm)
To His Coy Mistress • Andrew Marvell • (pm)
To His Daughter • Bernard Barton • (pm)
To His Feminine Self • Michael Benedikt • (pm)
To His First Valentine • Katharine Beardsley • (pm)
To His Forsaken Mistress • Sir Robert Ayton • (pm)
To His Lady, Who Expects Quite a Lot • Harold Angell • (pm)
To His Love • Thornton Willis • (pm)
To His Sweetheart • Anonymous • (pm)
To His Wife • William Cullen Bryant • (pm)
To Hive and to Hold • Lawrence Treat • (ss)
To Hold Dainty lace • Eva Marie Kennedy • (ar)
To Hold My Man • Uncredited on TOC • (ss)
To Hold Our Lead in Cotton • Arthur M. Hyde • (ar)
To Hold the Darkness at Bay: A Conversation with Iain Crichton Smith, Taynuilt, Spring 1998 • Mario Relich • (iv)
To Hold the Lead • Harold de Polo • (ss)
To Hollywood for £30 • A. P. Luscombe-Whyte • (ar)
To Honor and Cherish • Paul Ernst • (n.)
To Honor Ichiko and Defend Japan • Alan Gratz • (ss)
To Hosts Who Believe in Letting Guests Alone • Parke Cummings • (pm)
To Hounds • Elliot Balestier • (ss)
To Housewives, in July • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To Ianthe • Marvin Dana • (pm)
To Ianthe • Walter Savage Landor • (pm)
To Idleness • Harriet Monroe • (pm)
To Improve the Stout Figure • Misc. • (ar)
To Inclose in a Letter to the Bride • Marion Wire • (ar)
To Independence—or Hell! • George Wallace • (ar)
To Innocence • Gladys Hall • (pm)
To Introduce • J. H. C. • (ed)
To Introduce Miss Olivier • Armiger Barclay & Marguerite Barclay • (ss)
To Ireland • Ray Bradbury • (pm)
To Iris! • Algernon Tassin • (pm)
To Isabel • Anonymous • (pm)
To Isadore Fernandes • Claude Houghton • (pp)
To Italian Mothers • Margaret Busbee Shipp • (pm)
To Joaquin Miller • Charles S. O’Neill • (pm)
To Jocunda • Harry Kemp • (pm)
To John Greenleaf Whittier • Carl Holliday • (pm)
To Julia • Arthur C. Grissom • (pm)
To Julia Marlowe • Truman J. Spencer • (pm)
To Juliette Low • Birdsall Otis Edey • (pm)
To Keep and Bear Arms • James W. Holden • (ts)
To Keep Faith • Augustin Wilber Breeden • (ss)
To Keep Her Mate • Jem Donning • (ss)
To Keep My Love • Margaret Culkin Banning • (sl)
To Keep My Love • George Bradshaw & Price Day • (nv)
To Keep Salmon Home • Misc. • (ms)
To Keep the Faith • Alan Williams • (ss)
To Keep the Wheels Turning • Will Payne • (sr)
To Keep Your Cool • M. J. Amft • (ss)
To Kill a Broad • Arnold Stover • (ss)
To Kill a King • Alan Garner • (pl)
To Kill a Man • Bruce Douglas • (ss)
To Kill a Man • Dev Klapp • (ss)
To Kill a Man • Jack London • (ss)
To Kill a Man • Giles A. Lutz • (nv)
To Kill a Man • Richard H. Nelson • (ss)
To Kill A Man • Jack Ritchie • (ss)
To Kill a Pigeon • William F. Nolan • (ss)
To Kill a Wife • Lionel White • (nv)
To Kill My Father • Harold McCracken • (ss)
To Kill the Goose • Eleanor Michael • (ss)
To King Alfred’s Memory • H. C. Shelley • (ar)
To Kiss a Catamount • Marjorie Mosser & Kenneth Roberts • (ss)
To Kiss the Cross • Wilkie Hume • (ss)
To Kiss, or Not to Kiss • Russell Beggs • (ss)
To Know the Truth • W. T. Ballard • (ss)
To Know, to Love • Lucille A. Rice • (vi)
To Lamoir • Michael Arlen • (ss)
To Lands Away! • Thomas J. Murray • (pm)
To Lands Unknown • Jacob Wassermann • (ss)
To Langourous Music • Robert T. Hardy, Jr. • (pm)
To Larry, From Barbara • Margaret Waite • (ss)
To Late for Love • Phyllis Duganne • (ss)
To Late to Change • Margery Finn Brown • (ss)
To Late to Make Up • William Heuman • (ss)
To Late to Run • Walter C. Brown • (ss)
To Laugh Again • H. S. M. Kemp • (ss)
To Laugh and Sing • Charles E. Cox, Jr. • (ss)
To Lay the Piper • Robert Holdstock • (ss)
To Learn About Women • Jim Tully • (ss)
To Lecture Committees Only • Octave Thanet • (ss)
To Lend a Helping Hand • Adam Thornton • (ss)
‘To Let’ • Émile Gaboriau • (ss)
To Let • Marion C. Waterman • (pm)
To Let—A Hero • James Edward Hungerford • (pm)
To Let the Punishment • Michael Weldon • (ss)
To Let! • Gertrude Curtis Ryan • (pm)
To Let, Furnished • Ellis Paul • (ss)
To Let, on Flagler Street • Thomas McMorrow • (ss)
To Let; Furnished • Edward Hope • (ss)
To Leuconoë • Quintus Horatius Flaccus • (pm)
To Leven Water • Tobias Smollett • (pm)
To Lie Like a Gentleman • Ralph Cummings • (ss)
To Lilith • Melissa Pinol • (pm)
To Lindsay • Allen Ginsberg • (pm)
To Little Renée: On First Seeing Her Lying in Her Cradle • William Aspenwall Bradley • (pm)
To Live a Lie • Mildred North Slater • (ss)
To Live Again • Kem Bennett • (ss)
To Live Again • A. J. Cronin • (sl)
To Live and Die in Dixie • A. E. Holliday • (ss)
To Live Forever • Paul Gallico • (sl)
To Live Forever • P. Schuyler Miller • (br)
To Live Happily Together • Arthur Helps • (ms)
To Look Too Closely • Paul Grainger • (vi)
To Lose You Again • David Sklar • (ss)
To Louis James • Truman J. Spencer • (pm)
To Louise • Harry F. Bowling • (pm)
To Louise—with Roses • Lydia Avery Coonley • (pm)
To Love • Virginia Woodward Cloud • (pm)
To Love • Carol Lynn • (pm)
To Love a Stranger • Norton Weber • (ss)
To Love and to Honor • Octavus Roy Cohen • (ss)
To Love Her Was To Die • Rex Whitechurch • (ts)
To Love or Not to Love • Hélène Hicks Bowen • (ss)
To Love Thy Neighbor • Lawrence Treat • (ss)
To Love, Honor and Betray • Robert Turner • (ss)
To Love, Honor and—Betray! • Ruth Lyons • (na)
“To Love, Honor and Obey” • Margret Temple • (ss)
To Love, in Passing • Charles Edmund Noyes • (pm)
To Lucasta • Richard Lovelace • (pm)
To Lucasta while at the Wars • Henry Treece • (pm)
To Lucasta, Going Beyond the Seas • Richard Lovelace • (pm)
To Lucasta, Returning from the Shore • Corinne Rockwell Swain • (pm)
To Lydia, with a Roman Trinket • Richard H. Titherington • (pm)
To Lynette, Born on Innocent’s Day • Mosse Macdonald • (pm)
To M. L. G. or He Who Passed • Edwin Markham • (ex)
To M. S. G. • George Gordon Byron, Lord • (pm)
To Macedonia and Return • Charles E. Van Loan • (ss)
To Madge • Anonymous • (pm)
To Maisie: A Rondeau • Carolyn Wells • (pm)
To Maj-Gen Omar Bundy USA • Ames Dorrance Rowley • (pm)
To Make a Champ • Vic Whitman • (ss)
To Make a Fighter • Lee Willenborg • (ss)
To Make a Man Mad • Samuel Mines • (ss)
To Make a Man of Him • A. Carney Allan • (sl)
To Make a Net Without A Needle • Henry W. Troy • (nf)
To Make a Poem Your Own: An Appreciation of the Poetry of Lorine Niedecker • John Lehman • (ar)
To Make Amends • Wallace Reyburn • (ss)
To Make Him Hate Me • Molly Steven • (ss)
To Make or Break • A. E. Dingle • (sl)
To Make or Break • Raymond S. Spears • (ss)
To Make Pigs Pay • S. L. Bensusan • (ss)
To Make Prosperity Permanent • Samuel Crowther • (ar)
To Make Suicide • J. Richard Reed • (ss)
To Make the Scene • Walter Arkward • (ss)
To Make You Laugh • Misc. • (hu)
To Make You Laugh! • Misc. • (hu)
To Make Your Mouth Water • Anonymous • (qz)
To Malcolm • Blanche A. Goodenough • (pm)
To Malcolm Douglas • Amy Bridgeman • (pm)
To Mama with Love • Sarah Randall • (nv)
To Mamie • Berton Braley • (pm)
To Many Germans? • Wallace R. Deuel • (ar)
To Many Mothers • Mona Williams • (ss)
To Margaret • Helen Rose Lachmann • (pm)
To Mariamne, Singing • Armond Carroll • (pm)
To Marie • Paul Munter • (pm)
To Marie • J. Benton Wilde • (pm)
To Mark the Longhorn’s Trail • Dick Halliday • (ms)
To Marry or Not to Marry • Upton Sinclair • (ar)
To Martha • Lona Pearson MacDorman • (pm)
To Mary—From Bob • Perry Adams • (ss)
To Mary in Heaven • Robert Burns • (pm)
To Mary with Love • Richard Sherman • (sl)
To Maude • Harold Susman • (pm)
To Me You’re Always Mary • Louis Arthur Cunningham • (ss)
To Meadows • Robert Herrick • (pm)
To Meet a New Face • Beth Bradford Gilchrist • (??)
To Meet Mr. 10,001 • J. C. Furnas • (ar)
To Meet My Wife • Ruth Burr Sanborn • (ss)
To Melody • Norma Bicknell Mansfield • (ss)
To Midas • Harold Susman • (pm)
To Mignon • Helen Noé • (pm)
To Miriam • Gerald Gibson • (pm)
To Miriam • Randolph St. John • (pm)
To Miss B.A. • Lucy Chapin Rich • (pm)
To Mistress Margaret Hussey • John Skelton • (pm)
To Modern Maids • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To Mollie • Kenneth Hare • (pm)
To Molly, with Love • Reuben Hecht • (nf)
To Mom It May Concern • Guy Daniels • (bg)
To Mona Lisa • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To Montmartre • Louis L’Amour • (nf)
To Morvyth • Davydd ap Gwilym • (pm)
To Most of My Family, Dead of Lung Cancer • J. W. Rivers • (pm)
To Mother • Maitland LeRoy Osborne • (pm)
To Mother, with Love • Darragh Aldrich • (ss)
To Mr. Bowles • John L. French • (pm)
To Mr. Chinnus, Greetings: • Glenn Allan • (ss)
To Mr. Hoag • H. P. Lovecraft • (pm)
To Mr. Lorimer - Au Revoir, But Not Good-By • Anonymous • (ed)
To Music • Martha Gilbert Dickinson • (ar)
To Musique, to Becalme His Fever • Robert Herrick • (pm)
To My Biographers • Jerome Barry • (pm)
To My Boy- On Decoration Day • Alice Wellington Rollins • (pm)
To My Brass Buddh • Ruby Baughman • (pm)
To My Bride • Harold Seton • (pm)
To My Bullfinch • Blanche Lindsay • (pm)
To My Cat • E. Vaughan Boulger • (pm)
To My Child • Betty Powton • (pm)
To My Cigar • Archibald Douglas • (pm)
To My Country • Arthur Wallace Peach • (pm)
To My Country • Charles Hanson Towne • (pm)
To My Darling • C. S. Forester • (ss)

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