Miss Greenaway’s delightful pictures of children would entitle her to a place among the poets, even if she had not done the little rhymes that go with her drawings. FRANCIS BRET HARTE (1839-1902). _Poetical Works._ In one volume, published by Houghton, Mifflin & Co. HEINRICH HEINE (1797-1856). _Poems._ Heine’s lyrics have tempted the talents of many translators. The finest collection of verses from Heine in English is that by Emma Lazarus, herself a true poet. WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY. _Poems._ Henley’s one volume of poems, a slender volume, published by Scribner, places him high among the secondary poets of nineteenth century England. GEORGE HERBERT (1593-1633). _Poems._ Herbert’s poems with his “Life” by Izaak Walton, are published by Walter Scott, in one volume in the _Canterbury Poets_, and also, in a single volume, by Crowell & Co. Herbert is the finest of the religious lyric poets of the seventeenth century. ROBERT HERRICK (1591-1674). _Poems._ A fine selection, with an introduction by Thomas Bailey Aldrich, is published in one volume by the Century Co. Herrick is to be found also in the _Canterbury Poets_, in one volume, and in _Morley’s Universal Library_, published by George Rutledge & Sons. THOMAS HEYWOOD (158?-164?). _Dramatic Works._ In the _Mermaid Series_. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES (1809-94). _Complete Poetical Works._ In the Cambridge Edition. HOMER. _The Iliad._ _The Odyssey._ See pages 211-12 of this Guide. THOMAS HOOD (1799-1845). _Poems._ Hood’s humorous poems are found in a pleasantly illustrated volume, published by Macmillan. His serious poems, “Eugene Aram,” “The Bridge of Sighs,” “The Song of the Shirt,” are well known, and are in many anthologies. HORACE. _Odes, Epodes, Satires, and Epistles._ Selected translations from the best English poets and scholars in one volume of the _Chandos Classics_, published by Frederick Warne & Co. [Illustration: LONGFELLOW] BEN JONSON (1573-1637). _Plays._ In the _Mermaid Series_. Jonson’s fine lyrics, including the perfect song “Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes,” should be looked for in the anthologies. JOHN KEATS (1795-1821). _Poems._ The best edition of Keats is that edited by Buxton Forman. Good editions are those in _Everyman’s Library_ and in the _Golden Treasury Series_. RUDYARD KIPLING. _Barrack-Room Ballads._ _The Seven Seas._ SIDNEY LANIER (1842-81). _Poems._ In one volume, published by Scribner. An inspired poet, if ever one was born in America. WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR (1775-1864). _Poems, Imaginary Conversations, etc._ A volume of selections from the prose and verse of Landor is to be found in the _Golden Treasury Series_. HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW (1807-82). _Complete Poetical Works._ In the Cambridge Edition. A good selection from Longfellow appears in the _Golden Treasury Series_. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL (1819-91). _Complete Poetical Works._ In the Cambridge Edition. MAURICE MAETERLINCK. _Plays._