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  1. In all the grove, nor stream nor bird Robert Louis Stevenson The Woodman
  2. In all the land of the tribe was neither fish nor fruit, Robert Louis Stevenson The Feast of Famine
  3. In ancient tales, O friend, thy spirit dwelt; Robert Louis Stevenson Et Tu in Arcadia Vixisti
  4. In ancient times we have been told James McIntyre Golden Egg
  5. In autumn when the woods are red Robert Louis Stevenson In Autumn When the Woods Are Red
  6. In Bacon see the culminating prime Ambrose Bierce Novum Organum
  7. In Ballybazoo the young men woo Ambrose Bierce The Wooer
  8. In barren district you may meet James McIntyre Fertile Lands and Mammoth Cheese
  9. In brilliant gas light William Carlos Williams Good Night
  10. In cabin’d ships at sea, Walt Whitman In Cabin’d Ships at Sea
  11. In Charles there’s no feeling of guilt; Ring Lardner Chas. B. Moore
  12. In childhood, when with eager eyes John Henry Newman The Trance of Time
  13. In Congress once great Mowther shone, Ambrose Bierce Detected
  14. In dreams, unhappy, I behold you stand Robert Louis Stevenson In Dreams, Unhappy, I Behold You Stand
  15. In early times the pioneer James McIntyre The Old Snake Fence
  16. In early times the swift steamboat James McIntyre The Steamboat
  17. In eighteen twenty Deacon Thin Robert Louis Stevenson The Builder’s Doom
  18. In England, long before that royal Mormon T. S. Eliot A Fable for Feasters
  19. In evil long I took delight, John Newton Looking at the Cross
  20. In fair San Francisco a good man did dwell, Ambrose Bierce The Legatee
  21. In fair Yosemite, that den of thieves Ambrose Bierce The Valley of the Shadow of Theft
  22. In faith, I do not love thee with mine eyes, William Shakespeare CXLI
  23. In front the awful Alpine track Matthew Arnold Stanzas in Memory of the Author of Obermann
  24. “In harmony with Nature”? Restless fool, Matthew Arnold To an Independent Preacher
  25. In Heaven a spirit doth dwell Edgar Allan Poe Israfel
  26. In his long voyage o’er the sea, James McIntyre Welcome to the Prince of Wales
  27. In its own place ’tis very good James McIntyre Impromptu
  28. In life I was the town drunkard; Edgar Lee Masters Chase Henry
  29. In lonely distant Highland glen, James McIntyre Eagle and Stag
  30. In loving thee thou know’st I am forsworn, William Shakespeare CLII
  31. In mercy, not in wrath, rebuke John Newton Pleading for Mercy
  32. In midmost Ind, beside Hydaspes cool, John Keats The Cap and Bells
  33. In midnight sleep of many a face of anguish, Walt Whitman Old War-Dreams
  34. In mirth he mocks the other birds at noon, Henry van Dyke Jr. The Mocking-Bird
  35. In my Spanish cloak, Edgar Lee Masters Andy the Night-Watch
  36. In one dark age beneath a single hand, Joel Barlow Book IV
  37. In one hand Langston Hughes The Jester
  38. In Paris all look’d hot and like to fade. Matthew Arnold Rachel
  39. In paths untrodden, Walt Whitman In Paths Untrodden
  40. In rigorous hours, when down the iron lane Robert Louis Stevenson Winter
  41. In robes of Tyrian blue the King was drest, Henry van Dyke Jr. The Vain King
  42. In Sacramento City here Ambrose Bierce XXIII
  43. In Schnee der Alpen⁠—so it runs Robert Louis Stevenson To Mrs. Macmarland
  44. In service o’er the Mystic Feast I stand; John Henry Newman The Priestly Office
  45. In ships all over the world Langston Hughes The English
  46. In some unused lagoon, some nameless bay, Walt Whitman The Dismantled Ship
  47. In Spain full oft the little donkey James McIntyre Spanish Donkey
  48. In spite of the rumors, I doubt Ring Lardner F. A. Brewer
  49. In spring of youth it was my lot Edgar Allan Poe The Lake
  50. In summer time it doth seem good James McIntyre Harvest Home Festivals
  51. In summer time we roam o’er dingle, James McIntyre Lines Addressed to an Old Bachelor
  52. In summer, on the headlands, Matthew Arnold The Neckan
  53. In that fair city by the inland sea Ambrose Bierce Two Delegates
  54. In that fair city, Ispahan, Ambrose Bierce The Cynic’s Bequest
  55. In that great day, James Weldon Johnson The Judgment Day
  56. In that high country whither thou art gone, George MacDonald Russell Gurney
  57. In the air why such a ringing? George MacDonald The Lark and the Wind
  58. In the ancient house of ages, George MacDonald An Old Story
  59. In the bare midst of Anglesey they show Matthew Arnold East and West
  60. In the belovèd hour that ushers day, Robert Louis Stevenson To Dr. Hake
  61. In the blue heaven the clouds will come and go, Henry van Dyke Jr. In the Blue Heaven
  62. In the cedar shadow sleeping, Matthew Arnold The New Sirens
  63. In the cool of the day⁠— James Weldon Johnson Noah Built the Ark
  64. In the dark pine-wood James Joyce In the Dark Pine-Wood
  65. In the deep flushing of the Western sky, Maria Lowell Sonnet
  66. In the desert by the bush, George MacDonald The Temple of God
  67. In the deserted moon-blanch’d street Matthew Arnold A Summer Night
  68. In the far North our lot is cast, John Henry Newman St. Philip Neri in His Mission
  69. In the flashes and black shadows William Carlos Williams The Hunter
  70. In the glad springtime when leaves were green, Oscar Wilde From Spring Days to Winter
  71. In the gloom of whiteness, Edward Thomas Snow
  72. In the great Province of Bengal, James McIntyre Jackal and Child
  73. In the green and gallant Spring, Robert Louis Stevenson In the Green and Gallant Spring
  74. In the greenest of our valleys Edgar Allan Poe The Haunted Palace
  75. In the grotto the forest designed, Ameen Rihani The Two Brothers
  76. In the highlands, in the country places, Robert Louis Stevenson In the Highlands, in the Country Places
  77. In the land of woods and lakes, James McIntyre Province of Ontario
  78. In the last hopeless depth of hell’s dark tomb David Park Barnitz Miserrimus
  79. In the last spring I ever knew, Edgar Lee Masters Russell Kincaid
  80. In the lone tent, waiting for victory, Oscar Wilde Queen Henrietta Maria
  81. In the lust of my strength Edgar Lee Masters John Ballard
  82. In the mist of the moon I saw you, Langston Hughes In the Mist of the Moon
  83. In the old age black was not counted fair, William Shakespeare CXXVII
  84. In the other gardens Robert Louis Stevenson Autumn Fires
  85. In the pleasant time of Pentecost, Henry van Dyke Jr. The Red Flower
  86. In the silence and the dark Georgia Douglas Johnson Armageddon
  87. In the tank he’s a regular whizz, Ring Lardner Alexander H. Revell
  88. In themselves as weak as worms, John Newton Power of Prayer
  89. In this Album you may trace⁠— James McIntyre An Autograph
  90. In this fair stranger’s eyes of grey Matthew Arnold Absence
  91. In this lone open glade I lie, Matthew Arnold Lines Written in Kensington Gardens
  92. In this quiet spot this day of June, James McIntyre Corner Stone Laying
  93. In this world of William Carlos Williams Spouts
  94. In thy blue pallid gown that shimmereth David Park Barnitz Ashtoreth
  95. In thy melancholy’s pensive Fancy Ameen Rihani To Abu’l-Ala
  96. In thy western halls of gold John Keats Ode to Apollo
  97. In times of stormy weather Langston Hughes Strange Hurt She Knew
  98. In vain our fancy strives to paint John Newton On the Death of a Believer
  99. In vale of Thames oft’ times are seen James McIntyre The Vale of Thames
  100. In visions of the dark night Edgar Allan Poe A Dream

Alphabetical, keeping any leading “A” or “The”.