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To Hell with Hoyle by Robert Bloch · (ar)
To Hell with Izod Impact by James Dugan · (ar)
To Hell with Light Tackle by Philip Wylie · (ar)
To Hell with Little Cars by Donald Benson · (ar)
To Hell with Mickey Spillane by Manfred M. Brutus · (hu)
To Hell with Neighbors! by Stone Cody · (nv)
To Hell with Neighbors! by Lee Floren · (ss)
To Hell with Neighbors! by Ennen Reaves Hall · (nv)
To Hell with Neighbors! by Thomas Ernest Mount · (nv)
To Hell with Nell by Barbara Willard · (ss)
To Hell with Nesters! by Harry F. Olmsted · (nv)
To Hell with Orders! by Herbert L. McNary · (ss)
To Hell—with Orders! by Steve Hail · (ss)
To Hell Without Boots by Charles M. Martin · (nv)
To Hell with Ranger Law! by William R. Cox · (ss)
To Hell with Ranger Law! by Charles W. Tyler · (nv)
To Hell with Respectability by Jules le Vin · (sl)
To Hell with Showstring Cowmen! by Stone Cody · (na)
To Hell with Showstring Cowmen! by Thomas Ernest Mount · (na)
To Hell with Texas Beef! by Arthur Hawthorne Carhart · (nv)
To Hell with the Carpet-Bag Brigade! by Philip Ketchum · (na)
“To hell with the child”: The Uncompromising Origins of Watership Down by Matt Dennison · (ar)
To Hell with the Deadline! by Ruby LaVerte Thomson · (ss)
To Hell with the Energy Crisis, It’s Time to Switch Somebody On by Edward Knox · (hu)
To Hell with the Glory by Curtis Bishop · (nv)
To Hell with the Gong! by John Starr · (nv)
To Hell with the Job by Frank J. Schindler · (ss)
To Hell with the Law! by John G. Pearsol · (ss)
To Hell with the Odds by Robert L. Fish · (ss)
“To Hell with the Rangers!” by Charles W. Tyler · (nv)
To Hell with the Scrubs by Zene Tuttler · (nv)
To Hell with the Sodbusters’ Sheriff by D. B. Newton · (na)
To Hell with the Stars by Jack McDevitt · (vi)
To Hell with Tin-Star Law by Thomas T. Thompson · (ss)
To Hell with Town-Tamers! by Leslie Ernenwein · (nv)
To Hell with Wing! by Harold Cruickshank · (ss)
To Hell with Women by J. J. Lamb · (ss)
To Hell with You by John W. Jakes · (ss)
“To Hell with You—I’m All Right” by W. E. Purcell · (ar)
“…To Help a Boy” by Bill Breisky · (ar)
To Help a Friend by John Baer · (ss)
To Help a Lady by Kevin Slattery · (ss)
To Help a “Pardner” by Marshall Breeden · (ss)
To Help a Rookie by Bud Nelson · (ss)
To Help Ex-Convicts by [uncredited] · (ms)
To Help Our Homemakers on McCall Street by [uncredited] · (ed)
To Help Right to Triumph by Use of Force by Patrick S. Baker · (ar)
To Help Your Child Succeed in School by Harold G. Shane · (ar)
To Hem or Not to Hem! by Snapshot Bill · (??)
To Henry by “Marian” · (pm)
To Henry Miller by George Leite · (??)
To Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, on His Birthday, Feb. 27th, 1877 by Charlotte Fiske Bates · (pm)
To Her by Blanche Blood · (pm)
To Her by Martha Gilbert Dickinson · (pm)
To Her by Estelle Duclo · (pm)
To Her by William E. S. Fales · (pm)
To Her by Robert Loveman · (pm)
To Her by Wallace Monroe · (pm)
To Her by Ermon Miland Peck · (pm)
To Her by Thomas Russell Sullivan · (??)
To Her by G. J. Walker · (pm)
To Her! by Mary Tracy Earle · (ss)
To Her About to Marry by Edwin L. Sabin · (es)
To Her Advantage by Florence Hackett · (ss)
To Her Alone by [uncredited] · (pm)
To Herbert Beerbohm Tree by Truman J. Spencer · (pm)
To Her Bright Eyes by Robert Emmet MacAlarney · (ss)
To Her, Departing by Clement Wood · (pm)
To Her Dying Day by Irving Richin · (ss)
To Her Dying Day by Seymour Richin · (ss)
To Her Dying Day by Seymour Irving Richin · (ss)
To Here and the Easel by Theodore Sturgeon · (na)
To Here the Midnight Fled by Alex Isle · (ss)
To Here the Midnight Fled by Sue Isle · (ss)
To Her Eyebrow by Roland Stone · (pm)
To Her Eyes by Felix Carmen · (pm)
To Her Eyes by Ella H. Lowe · (pm)
To Her Eyes by Frank Dempster Sherman · (pm)
To Her Husband by [unknown author] · (ss)
To Her Imperial Highness Princess Charlotte of Prussia on Her Marriage by E. H. Hudson · (pm)
To Her I Think Of by Douglas Malloch · (pm)
To Her Lover by Harriet Monroe · (pm)
To Her Lover by Mariana Van Rensselaer · (pm)
To Her Majesty by Emma-Lindsay Squier · (ss)
To Hermann Stoffkraft, Ph.D., the Hero of a Recent Work Called “Paradoxical Philosophy”: A Paradoxical Ode (After Shelley) by James Clerk Maxwell · (pm)
To Her—Married by Vernon Somerville · (pm)
To Her Mother by Leah Bobet · (pm)
To Her Muff by H. C. Faulkner · (pm)
To Heroboy, From Tiffani by Camille Alexa · (vi)
To Heroboy, From Tiffani by A. Camille Renwick · (vi)
To Her Proud Heart by Laurence Keeran · (pm)
To Her Quill Pen by Frederick A. Stokes · (??)
To Herrick by T. Bruce Dilks · (pm)
To Hersa by Forceythe Willson · (pm)
To Hersa by [uncredited] · (pm)
To Her Veil by Leonidas D. Westervelt · (pm)
To Her Who Asked a Song by Edith Nesbit · (pm)
To Her Who Loved Him Best of All by Cyrus Townsend Brady · (ss)
To Her Whom I Shall Win by Mildred I. McNeal · (pm)
To Her Whose Name Is Written Below by Edgar Allan Poe · (pm)
To Hever Castle and Penshurst by A. R. Quinton · (ar)
To Hide a Tree by Margaret E. Brown · (ss)
To Hide a Tree by Margaret B. Maron · (ss)
To Hie from Far Cilenia by Karl Schroeder · (na)
To Hijack a Lorry by Derwent Vale · (ss)
Tohil by Edo Mor · (ss)
To Hilda in Sorrow by Lawrence Nelson · (pm)
To Hildegarde by Edward W. Barnard · (pm)
To Him by Desiree Finnegan · (pm)
To Him by Ethel May Kelley · (pm)
To Him by William Mudford · (pm)
To Him by Daisy Crump Whitehead · (pm)
To Him Away by Jeremy Reed · (pm)
To Himself by Rheinhart Kleiner · (pm)
To Himself at Thirty-Five by Bruce Barton · (ms)
To Him That Hath by Harvie Dejarnette Coghill · (ss)
To Him That Hath by Lucie Dupont · (??)
To Him That Hath by Ida M. Evans · (ss)
To Him That Hath by S. Galbraith · (ss)
To Him That Hath by Garrard Harris · (ss)
To Him That Hath by Edgar Daniel Kramer · (ss)
To Him That Hath by Gerald Mygatt · (ss)
To Him That Hath by Robert Parker · (ss)
To Him That Hath by Leroy Scott · (sl)
To Him That Hath by [uncredited] · (ms)
“To Him That Hath” by Annie Nathan Meyer · (vi)
To Him That Hath… by [uncredited] · (ss)
To Him That Hath Not by Bessie J. Kyle · (ss)
To Him That Hath Not by Elsie Susan Nordhoff · (ss)
To Him That Waits by K. R. G. Browne · (ss)
To Him Who Couldn’t Wait by Robert Keene Thompson · (ss)
To Him Who Dares by Peter B. Kyne · (ss)
To Him Who Hath by Mrs. Clayton Sedgwick Cooper · (vi)
To Him Who Hath by Charles Campbell Jones · (pm)
To Him Who Hath—Imagination by William H. Hamby · (ss)
To Him Who Hath Power by J. G. Peede · (ss)
To Him Who Passed by Helen Compton · (pm)
To Him Who Waited by Grant Trask Reeves · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by Donovan Bayley · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by Brewer Corcoran · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by Ian Fox · (ar)
To Him Who Waits by Royal Hall · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by O. Henry · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by Vincent Jones · (ts)
To Him Who Waits by Ralph G. Kirk · (vi)
To Him Who Waits by Carrie Blake Morgan · (pm)
To Him Who Waits by Grant Owen · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by Verne Hardin Porter · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by William Sydney Porter · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by Jackson V. Scholz · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by Russell E. Smith · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by C. C. Staples · (ss)
To Him Who Waits by H. G. Stratmann · (ss)
To Him Who Waits! by Pearkes Withers · (ss)
“To Him Who Waits” by Rex Colvile · (ss)
“To Him Who Waits” by Ronald Ashford Phillips · (ss)
“…To Him Who Waits?” by Gladys Seton Craik · (pm)
To Him Who Weights by Arthur Mann · (ss)
To Him Who Weights by A. R. Thurman · (ss)
To His Affianced by Edward W. Barnard · (pm)
To His Anything-but-Coy Mistress by Frank Coffman · (ss)
To His Bicycle by C. V. Godby · (pm)
To His Blackborad by T. P. Cameron Wilson · (pm)
To His Book by Austin Dobson · (pm)
To His Book by Robert Loveman · (pm)
To His Bride by Floyd Meredith · (pm)
To His Children in Darkness by Gary A. Braunbeck · (nv)
To His Cloy Distress by Howell Davies · (hu)
To His Cloy Distress by Andrew Marvell · (hu)
To His Companions-in-Arms by William C. Bonaparte Wyse · (pm)
To His Coy Dalek / How to Reconcile by Russell Jones · (pm)
To His Coy Love by Michael Drayton · (pm)
To His Coy Mistress by Andrew Marvell · (pm)
To His Coy Mistress, Swing by G. Laurence Groom · (pm)
To His Credit by James Grant Holding · (ss)
To His Daughter by Bernard Barton · (pm)
To His Father by Constance Isabel Smith · (pm)
To His Feminine Self by Michael Benedikt · (pm)
To His First Valentine by Katharine Beardsley · (pm)
To His Forsaken Mistress by Robert Ayton · (pm)
To His Friend to Try Another Tavern by Oliver St. John Gogarty · (pm)
To His Grocer by Berton Braley · (pm)
To His Lady by E. H. · (pm)
To His Lady by Harold Wimbury · (pm)
To His Lady (Who Asked a song in Spring) by [uncredited] · (pm)
To His Lady, Who Expects Quite a Lot by Harold Angell · (pm)
To His Last Chip by Harry Sinclair Drago · (nv)
To His Love by Thornton Willis · (pm)
To His Memory by [uncredited] · (pm)
To His Mistress, Dead and Darkly Return’d by Roger Johnson · (pm)
To His Mistress Going to Bed by John Donne · (pm)
To His Mistress Objecting to Him Neither Toying or Talking by Robert Herrick · (pm)
To His Morbid Mistress by Roger Zelazny · (pm)
To His Mother by Beatrice Ashton Vandegrift · (pm)
To His Muse by Robert Herrick · (pm)
To His Own Hindrance by [uncredited] · (ss)
To His Own Property by James S. Norton · (ar)
To His Own Reputation by E. L. Godkin · (ar)
To His Own Taste by James Jeffrey · (ss)
To His Sweetheart by [uncredited] · (pm)

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