Works
- Preludes (1875) poems
- The Rhythm of Life (1893) essays
- Poems by Francis Thompson (1893) editor and producer
- Holman Hunt (1893)
- Selected Poems of Thomas Gordon Hake (1894) editor
- The Color of Life and other Essays (1896)
- Poetry of Pathos and Delight by Coventry Patmore (1896) editor
- The Flower of the Mind (1897) anthology of English verse, editor, critic.
- The Children (1897) essays
- The Spirit of Place (1898) essays
- London Impressions (1898)
- Ruskin (1900)
- Later Poems (1901)
- The Work of John S. Sargent (1903)
- Essays (1914)
- The Second Person Singular (1921)
- The Poems of Alice Meynell, Complete Edition (Oxford University Press, 1940)
- Prose and Poetry (1947) introduction Vita Sackville-West, various editors
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