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A tender flower: a poem (after Lucien Paté) beginning "The loveliest flower in the world" by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1921 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XI, p. 273, May, 1921Journal Article -
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Our child angel: a poem beginning "Her wings have grown: she is not dead". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1876 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. IV, p. 270, April, 1876Journal Article -
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God's chosen festival and other poems by George Noble Plunkett, reviewed by George Noble Plunkett. by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1877 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. V, pp. 237-238, March, 1877Journal Article -
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Eros: a poem beginning "I have loved and have not loved in vain". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1886 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XIV, p. 625, November, 1886Journal Article -
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Eden: a poem beginning "O my love, but she is fair". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1886 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XIV, p. 677, December, 1886Journal Article -
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The Feast of Roses: a poem beginning "Flower of my Spring! O living Rose". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1887 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XV, p. 247, May, 1887Journal Article -
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A memory of the Western Riviera: a poem beginning "Now sinks the sun. The eucalyptus towers". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1888 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XVI, p. 138, March, 1888Journal Article -
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A baby sonnet: beginning "A babble of happy murmurs like a brook's". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1889 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XVII, p. 21, January, 1889Journal Article -
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To the children: a poem beginning "O dear! how soon you routed". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1890 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XVIII, pp. 639-640, December, 1890Journal Article -
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Dreams: a poem beginning "Once in my light like a darting star". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1893 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXI, p. 52, January, 1893Journal Article -
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My baby boy: a poem beginning "Since Heaven has made my babe so sweet". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1895 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIII, p. 573, November, 1895Journal Article -
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In exile: an Irish chant beginning "They tell me she is dead" by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1905 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The New Ireland review, Vol. XXIII, p. 206, June, 1905Journal Article -
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My mother's rosary: a poem beginning "Of Poverty, claiming my heirship base" by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1905 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXIII, p. 377, July, 1905Journal Article -
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Sonnet XVII: a poem beginning "O generous hearts and for compassion fain" by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1905 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXIII, p. 435, August, 1905Journal Article -
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Decoration. by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1911 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXIX, pp. 315-324, June, 1911Journal Article -
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About museums. by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1912 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XL, pp. 608-612, November, 1912Journal Article -
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Sursum corda: a poem beginning "The spirit of the hills looks down" by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1916 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. VI, p. 152, March, 1916Journal Article -
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The road to Nazareth: poem beginning 'I crossed the hills from Bethlehem". by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1916 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. V, No. 17, pp. 104-105, March, 1916Journal Article -
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Pax Animae: a poem beginning "Peace said: 'I will seek a valley of waters running" by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1916 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XLIV, p. 507, August, 1916Journal Article -
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Amor Tacitus: a poem beginning "Shall I record the tally of your days" by Plunkett, George Noble
Published: 1916 “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. VI, p. 417, August, 1916Journal Article
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