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  1. 201

    Levavi Oculoa: a poem beginning "Lord, who alone man's burthen bare". by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1918
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. VIII, p. 422, September, 1918
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  2. 202

    The hidden love: a poem beginning " 'Nearest Thou, Lord?' I wait Thy lonely call" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1919
    Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XLVII, p. 562, October, 1919
    Journal Article
  3. 203

    Viaticum, a poem beginning 'If you would sing, with faith you must begin'. by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1920
    Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. IX, No. 33, p. 94, March, 1920
    Journal Article
  4. 204

    The lovable will of God, a poem beginning 'I would fulfil Thy will'. by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1920
    Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. IX, No. 34, p. 260, June, 1920
    Journal Article
  5. 205

    Each thought is a flower: a poem beginning "Each thought is a flower" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1920
    Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XLVIII, p. 472, September, 1920
    Journal Article
  6. 206

    Untold: a poem (after Sully Prudhomme) beginning "When I give up a song to you" by Plunkett, George Noble Count

    Published: 1920
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. X, p. 568, September, 1920
    Journal Article
  7. 207

    O Charitatis Victima: a poem beginning "Teresa, trumpet call of God". by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1920
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. X, p. 729, December, 1920
    Journal Article
  8. 208

    Flos martyrum, a poem beginning "Twas in a land bathed by surging seas". by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1920
    Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. IX, No. 36, p. 563, December, 1920
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  9. 209

    Patria, a poem beginning "My eyes have ranged o'er Afric's blinding sand". by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1921
    Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. X, No. 37, p. 80, March, 1921
    Journal Article
  10. 210

    The violet's wish: a poem (after Louis Ratisbonne) beginning "When Flora. queen of nature" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1921
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XI, p. 173, March, 1921
    Journal Article
  11. 211

    The Redemption: a poem beginning "As a Home in Heaven to Earth He would assign" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1921
    Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XLIX, p. 144, April, 1921
    Journal Article
  12. 212

    The call, a poem beginning 'Our soul in song is set a-swinging'. by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1921
    Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. X, No. 38, p. 253, June 1921
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  13. 213

    Beethoven's hymn to joy, a poem beginning 'Great heart austers, that never heard again'. by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1921
    Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. X, No. 40, p. 584, December, 1921
    Journal Article
  14. 214

    Abel's anthem: a poem (after the Portuguese of Gil Vincente) beginning "Adore, O ye mountains" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1922
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XII, p. 462, July, 1922
    Journal Article
  15. 215

    A scribe's little song: a poem beginning "The girding trees crowd round to look" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1922
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XII, p. 508, August, 1922
    Journal Article
  16. 216

    Himself: a poem beginning "With no friend to wish him well" by P., G. N.

    Published: 1923
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XIII, p. 114, February, 1923
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  17. 217

    The poet: a poem (after De Musset) beginning "To cast out memory, yet thought to hold" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1923
    Citation: Green and gold: a magazine of fiction, etc., Vol. III, No. 10, p. 26, March-May, 1923
    Journal Article
  18. 218

    Aspiration: a poem beginning "If this out life is less than any morn". by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1923
    Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. LI, p. 323, July, 1923
    Journal Article
  19. 219

    In camp: Sunday morning (on the removal of Republican prisoners from jails to Camp 3, Tintown, the Curragh) "Night ends: the sun is risen" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1923
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XIII, p. 547, August, 1923
    Journal Article
  20. 220

    Ambitious dreams (after the French of Josephin Soulary) a poem beginning "Had I an acre of earth, vale, plain, hill-crown" by Plunkett, George Noble

    Published: 1923
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XIII, p. 634, September, 1923
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