Revised Edition of Poems

Revised Edition of Poems
William Wright, Real name William Wright, was born in 1836 at the Hoylus End houses at Hermit Hole which is where he got his pen name (1836-1897)

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Table of Contents
- About This Book
- Preface
- The Grand Old Man Of Oakworth
- Thoughts Suggested
- What Profits Me
- The Death Of Gordon
- The Earl Of Beaconsfield
- Come, Nivver Dee I' Thi Shell
- Owd Betty's Advice
- T'owd Blacksmith's Advice Ta Hiz Son Ned
- Th' Furst Pair O' Briches
- O Welcome, Lovely Summer
- Burns's Centenary
- Waiting For T' Angels
- The Lass O' Newsholme Dean
- The Broken Pitcher
- Ode To Sir Titus Salt
- Cowd Az Leead
- The Factory Girl
- Bonny Lark
- Some Of My Boyish Days
- Ode Ta Spring Sixty-four
- Address Ta T' First Wesherwoman
- In A Pleasant Little Valley
- John O'f' Bog An' Keighley Feffy Goast
- A Yorkshireman's Christmas
- Lines On The Late
- Gooise An' Giblet Pie
- The Grand Old Man
- Ode To Bacchus
- Sall O't' Bog
- Song Of The Months
- Bonnie Cliffe Castle
- Farewell To The Rev. H. J. Longsdon
- He's Thy Brother
- Lund's Excursion To Windermere
- The Tartan Plaid
- The Pauper's Box
- The Vale Of Aire
- Fra Haworth Ta Bradford
- The Veteran
- Address To The Queen
- Trip To Malsis Hall
- The Bold Buchaneers
- The Benks O' The Aire
- The Fugitive
- The Feather'd Captive
- Dame Europe's Lodging-house
- Charmin' Rebecca O' Riddlesden Hall
- The City Of So Be I's
- Shoo's Deead An' Goan
- Ode To An Herring
- The World's Wheels
- English Church History
- The Old Hand-wool-combers
- T' Village Harem-skarem
- Come, Gi' Us A Wag O' Thy Paw
- Full O' Doubts And Fears
- Behold How The Rivers
- Our Poor Little Factory Girls
- Haworth Sharpness
- Dear Harden
- The Heroic Watchman Of Calversyke Hill
- The English Cricketeer
- Christmas Day
- Wi' Him I Call My Own
- It Isn't So Wi' Me
- A New Divorce
- The Vision