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• Lines to Annette by Hayden Church · (pm)
• Lines to an Old Friend by George Briggs · (pm)
• Lines to an Old Friend by J. William Van Namee · (pm)
• Lines to an Old Roman Emperor by Harry Kemp · (pm)
• Lines to an Only Brother by Mrs. S. S. Smith · (pm)
• Lines to an Optimist by Margaret Fishback · (pm)
• Lines to an Unsophisticated Muse by Gordon Phillips · (pm)
• Lines to Anyone in Love by Gwen C. Meza · (pm)
• Lines to a Portrait, by a Superior Person by Bret Harte · (pm)
• Lines to a Prude by Sam P. Davis · (pm)
• Lines to a Pullman Porter by Douglas Malloch · (pm)
• Lines to a Rejected Suitor by Ollie L. Roediger · (pm)
• Lines to a Successor by Sis Willner · (pm)
• Lines to a Sylph-Like Creaure by Adrian King · (pm)
• Lines to a Three-Name Lady by Ogden Nash · (pm)
• Lines to a Truant by Pat B. Costello · (pm)
• Lines to a Very Shy Young Woman by Margaret Deland · (??)
• Lines to a Very Young Bride by Alice Martin Lester · (pm)
• Lines to a Voice by Annette Patton Cornell · (pm)
• Lines to a Wench Selling Daily Worker by Cowan Cohan · (ss)
• Lines to a Wife at the Seashore by E. B. Crosswhite · (pm)
• Lines to a Woman by Pauline Potter · (??)
• Lines to a Young Lady by Andiamo · (pm)
• Lines to a Young Lady by R. K. Munkittrick · (pm)
• Lines to a Young Lady by [uncredited] · (pm)
• Lines to Betty’s Easter Bonnet by Truman Roberts Andrews · (pm)
• Lines to Be Wrapped in Rue by Peg Bracken · (pm)
• Lines to Colonel Cody by Olin L. Lyman · (pm)
• Lines to Cora by T. F. Woodford · (pm)
• Lines to — (“Dost thou e’er think of me”) by Mary L. Meany · (pm)
• Lines to Echo by Constant Badeau · (pm)
• Lines to E.C.S. by Richard Henry Stoddard · (pm)
• Lines to England from Overseas by H. F. K. · (pm)
• Lines to Fanny by William R. Valleau · (pm)
• Lines to G. B. Shaw by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
• Lines to Her Who Can Best Understand Them by [uncredited] · (pm)
• Lines to Hester by Dorothy Garrison · (pm)
• Lines to His Sister by Charles Lamb · (pm)
• Lines to H.P. Lovecraft by Joseph Payne Brennan · (pm)
• Lines to Inventions and Inventors by John Kendrick Bangs · (pm)
• Lines to Kate by Richard Coe, Jr. · (pm)
• Lines to Lake Michigan by C. C. Torrey · (pm)
• Lines to Learn by Tony McGrath · (ss)
• Lines to Marconi by Shirley Shapiro Pugh · (pm)
• Lines to Marie by Van Dale · (pm)
• Lines to Mary by Halcro · (pm)
• Lines to Mary Ann by James W. Foley · (pm)
• Lines to Miss Winifred Shaw by A Humble Reptile Poet · (pm)
• Lines to Mr. and Mrs. W.S.G. on the Death of Their Two Little Boys by Beppo · (pm)
• Lines to My Baby by Louisa Malcom Stenton · (pm)
• Lines to My Laundress by Mostyn T. Pigott · (pm)
• Lines to My Little Daughter by H. I. G.— · (pm)
• Lines to My Lost Gamp by R. H. Roberts · (pm)
• Lines to My Love by May Richstone · (pm)
• Lines to My Mother by J. Philip Holdsworth · (pm)
• Lines to My Publisher by Veronica France · (pm)
• Lines to — (“Oh, not when friends are round thee”) by Mary L. Meany · (pm)
• Lines to Our “Eagle” and “Anchor” by Lieut. Holm, U.S.N. · (pm)
• Lines to Parlor Pink by Adelaide W. Neall · (pm)
• Lines to Passy by Pierre-Jean de Béranger · (pm)
• Lines to Peterson’s Magazine by L. M. · (pm)
• Lines to Peterson’s Magazine by Lilias May · (pm)
• Lines to Pocahontas by Olin L. Lyman · (pm)
• Lines to Scotland by Phillips McAlister · (pm)
• Lines to Sicily by William E. S. Fales · (pm)
• Lines to Sylvia by Dora Read Goodale · (pm)
• Lines to Tell Her by Evelyne Love Cooper · (pm)
• Lines to the Absent by Marion H. Rand · (pm)
• Lines to the Hummingbird by Elisabeth G. Palmer · (pm)
• Lines to the Jaded Journalist by S. W. · (pm)
• Lines to the Memory of Robert Johnston, Bridgeton by George Donald · (pm)
• Lines to the Papa by Dorothy Ashby Pownall · (pm)
• Lines to the Portrait of My Husband by Mrs. J. W. Mercur · (pm)
• Lines to the Rev. Edward Coleridge, Rector of Maple-Durham by Caroline E. S. Norton · (pm)
• Lines Upon Reading a Garden Annual by Mildred Howells · (pm)
• Lines (“Was Heaven indulgent to each thought… ”) by W. Wilson · (pm)
• Lines (“We leave our girlhood’s land of dreams…”) by Frances Henrietta Sheffield · (pm)
• Lines (“We may, as strangers, by-and-bye…”) by Annie Robertson Noxon · (pm)
• Lines (“We watched the sunset’s pencil trace…”) by Mary W. Mickles · (pm)
• Lines (“What care I for caste or creed?”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
• Lines (“Whatever sorrows cross the path…”) by B. F. T. · (pm)
• Lines (“Whatever sorrows cross the path…”) by B. F. Thomas · (pm)
• Lines (“What is Life? A strange commingling…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
• Lines (“What of the men of Mars?”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
• Lines (“What tho’ the casket of the deathless mind… ”) by E. E. Lay · (pm)
• Lines (“When, borne on memory’s airy wings…”) by Floy Floyd · (pm)
• Lines (“When first my afflictions you heard me rehearse… ”) by H. · (pm)
• Lines (“When first my afflictions you heard me rehearse… ”) by Heinrich Heine · (pm)
• Lines (“When I go to church…”) by Sanda Enos · (pm)
• Lines (“When life is young, the skies are bright…”) by Caroline M. Bellanger · (pm)
• Lines (“When pleasures shall have flown… ”) by Julia Day · (pm)
• Lines (“When the cloud above my pathway… ”) by S. P. D. · (pm)
• Lines (“When the heart, weigh’d down with ssorrow…”) by Robert F. Greeley · (pm)
• Lines (“Where are the legioned dead”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
• Lines (“Why do you ask if I regret…”) by E. V. B. Allen · (pm)
• Lines (“Will I write thee a valentine?…”) by Ann S. Stephens · (pm)
• Lines with a Moral by Mrs. Wilkinson · (pm)
• Lines Writ on an Old Dial by Henry Martin Beal · (pm)
• Lines Written at Syracuse by John Lothrop Motley · (pm)
• Lines Written By, or To, or For, or Maybe Against, That Ignoble Old Viking, Harald Hardass, King of the Coney and Orkney Islands by Avram Aard-vark’sson · (pm)
• Lines Written By, or To, or For, or Maybe Against, That Ignoble Old Viking, Harald Hardass, King of the Coney and Orkney Islands by Avram Davidson · (pm)
• Lines Written During a Thunderstorm by Elizabeth Bouton · (pm)
• Lines Written in a Book of Garden Verse by William Aspenwall Bradley · (pm)
• Lines Written in a Colorado Cañon by Walt Whitman · (pm)
• Lines Written in a Copy of Mr. Henley’s “Lyra Heroica” by R. Ellis Roberts · (pm)
• Lines Written in a Ladies’ Rest Room by L. B. Birdsall · (pm)
• Lines Written in an Album by Constance Berne · (pm)
• Lines Written in an Album by Clara B. Heath · (pm)
• Lines Written in a Providence Churchyard by David Barker · (pm)
• Lines Written in Depression by A. D. Godley · (pm)
• Lines Written in Early Spring by William Wordsworth · (pm)
• Lines Written in the Court of a College Library by Marvin Dana · (pm)
• Lines Written in the Realization That I Must Die by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
• Lines Written in Venice in October, 1875 by Frances Anne Kemble · (pm)
• Lines Written on a Day of Doubt by Virginie Griffiths · (pm)
• Lines, Written on Hearing a Gentleman Express Skeptical Sentiments by M. J. Windle · (pm)
• Lines Written on Learning That the Universe Exists Because of a Slight Asymmetry in the Matter/Antimatter Mirror by Eileen Kernaghan · (pm)
• Lines Written on Reading a Novel on the Life of Shakespeare by Kinloch Rivers · (pm)
• Lines Written on Returning a Lady’s Violin by William K. Hill · (pm)
• Lines Written on Seeing Thorwaldsen’s Bas-Relief Representing Night by George W. Bethune · (pm)
• Lines Written on the Antiquity of Microbes by Strickland Gillilan · (pm)
• Lines Written to a Painting by Hannes Bok by Lin Carter · (pm)
• Lines Written to Console by Ogden Nash · (pm)
• Lines Written Under a Portrait of Theodore Winthrop by [uncredited] · (pm)
• Lines Written While Suffering from a “Cold in the Head” by E. S. M. · (pm)
• Lines (“You’ll come and look, when I am dead…”) by Alexander A. Irvine · (pm)
• The Line That Lasts by Helen Cowles LeCron · (pm)
• The Line the Bug Built by [uncredited] · (ar)
• A Line Through el Salar d’Uyuni by Adam Golaski · (ss)
• A Line Through Hell by Stanley S. Harrow · (ts)
• Line to an Acquaintance by Paula Rousseau · (pm)
• Line to a Proud Maiden by George Brandon Saul · (pm)
• A Line to Lefty by Robert H. Rohde · (ss)
• The Line to Safety by Thomas Burke · (ar)
• Line to Tomorrow by Henry Kuttner · (ss)
• Line to Tomorrow by C. L. Moore · (ss)
• Line to Tomorrow by Lewis Padgett · (Bantam, August 1954, co)
• Line Trouble by Leslie M. Roberts · (ar)
• Line Up by Rudyard Kipling · (pm)
• The Line Up by [uncredited] · (cl)
• The Line-Up by Inspector Johnson · (lc)
• The Line-Up by Frances Kanes · (ss)
• Line-Up by John B. Kennedy · (vi)
• The Line-Up by Frank Peabody · (cl)
• Line-Up ed. John Rhode · (Dodd, Mead, July 1940, an)
• Line-Up by C. J. C. Street · (Dodd, Mead, July 1940, an)
• Line-Up by Rita Weiman · (ss)
• Line-Up by Valentine Williams · (ss)
• The Line-Up by The Editor(s) · (cl)
• The Line-Up by The Police Reporter · (cl)
• The Line-Up by The Readers · (lc)
• The Line-Up by [uncredited] · (ar)
• Line-Up by [uncredited] · (bg)
• The Line-up by Edward L. McKenna · (ar)
• The Lineup by Elizabeth Barrette · (pm)
• Lineup by Ted Carroll · (vi)
• The Lineup ed. Otto Penzler · (Quercus, 2011, nf)
• Lineup by [uncredited] · (bg)
• The Lineup by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Line-Up Captures by [uncredited] · (cl)
• Line Up for Free Gifts, Lads! by [uncredited] · (ed)
• Line-Up for Peace by The Editor(s) · (ed)
• Lineup for the April Flying Aces by [uncredited] · (ms)
• Line-up for the February Sky Birds! by [uncredited] · (ms)
• Line Up for the Next Flying Aces by [uncredited] · (ms)
• Line Up for the Next Issue by [uncredited] · (ms)
• Line Up for the Next Sky Birds by [uncredited] · (ms)
• Lineup for Volume III Number 1 by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Lineup for Volume III Number 2 by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Lineup for Volume III Number 3 by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Lineup for Volume II Number 1 by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Lineup for Volume II Number 2 by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Lineup for Volume I Number 1 by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Lineup for Volume I Number 2 by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Lineup for Volume I Number 3 by [uncredited] · (bg)
• Lineup Masquerade by Neil Moran · (ss)
• Line-Up Murder by Norman A. Daniels · (ss)
• The Line-Up of the March Issues of Some of the Pros by [uncredited] · (ar)
• Line Upon Line by Peter Kerrigan · (ms)
• Line Upon Line by [uncredited] · (pm)
• The Line-up on the Shore by Giles Gordon · (vi)
• Line Wrecker by Clark Bodey · (ss)
• Line Wrecker by William J. O’Sullivan · (ss)
• Line Written in an Album by O. P. Button · (pm)
• Line Your Sights on Sheepers! by Walter J. Coburn · (na)
• The Linfields’ Christmas Dinner by Elliott Flower · (ss)
• Lin Foo’s Pearls by Frederick Ferdinand Moore · (nv)
• The Linford Mystery Library by [uncredited] · (ar)
• The Lingaka by Hugh Russell Dinwoodie · (ss)
• Lingall Rides by Helen T. Miller · (ss)
• Lingard’s Lake by Roderick O’Hargan · (ar)
• Lingard’s Luck by Beatrice Redpath · (ss)
• Ling-Chih—Death by Slicing by [uncredited] · (ms)
• Ling China by Clarence Winchester · (vi)
• The Linge of M’sieur by Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews · (ss)
• Linger by Christopher Green · (ss)
• Linger by Ken Liu · (vi)
• Lingerary Fransay by T. Howard Kelly · (ss)
• The Lingerer by H. S. Haskins · (ms)
• The Lingerers by Mary Morsell · (pm)