Devil (1926) poems Requiem (1927) poems Cursory Rhymes (1927) poems Others Abide (1927) translator, Ancient Greek poems Kensington Gardens (1924) Dialogues and Monologues (1928) criticism This Blind Rose (1928) poems Troy (1928) Faber & Gwyer, Ariel poems The Moon and Mrs. Misses Smith (1928) The Craft of Verse (1928) essay The Silver Cat and other poems (1928) Notes on English Verse Satire (1929) A Winter Miscellany (1930) editor, prose anthology, plus some original poems Homage to Meleager (1930 Limited Edition) Tennyson (1930) criticism of Maud The Uncelestial City (1930) poems Early Poems (1930) George Moore (1931) biography Snow (1931) poems Signpost to Poetry (1931) Reverie of Policeman: A ballet in three acts (1933) Now a Stranger (1933) autobiography Romantic and Unromantic Poetry (1933) Truffle Eater. Pretty Stories and funny pictures An anti-Nazi parody of the famous Struwwelpeter, published under the alias "Oistros", with pictures by Archibald Louis Charles Savory (1933) Portraits by Inference (1934) biographical sketches Sonnets pour Helene (by Ronsard) (1934) translator X at Oberammergau : A poem (1935) drama The Fourth of August (1935) poems Selected Lyrics of Heinrich Heine (1935) translator P. L. M.: Peoples Landfalls Mountains (1936) The Pilgrim's Way (1936) Personalities; a selection from the writings of A. A. Baumann (1936) editor, biographical sketches by Arthur A. Baumann The Silent Knight: A Romantic Comedy in Three Acts (by Eugene Heltai)(1937) Others Abide: Translated Greek Epigrams (1937) The Upward Anguish (1938) autobiography Out of Great Tribulation (1939) poems Kensington Gardens in War-Time (1940) poems Cyrano de Bergerac (1941) by Edmond Rostand translator References Other sources Bagguley, Philip (1997). Harlequin in Whitehall: a Life of Humbert Wolfe, Poet and Civil Servant 1885-1940. London: Nyala Publications, Helen Ferris, Favorite Poems Old and New (1957). External links 1885 births 1940 deaths Writers from Bradford Alumni of Wadham College, Oxford Italian emigrants to the United Kingdom Converts to Christianity from Judaism Civil servants in the Board of Trade Civil servants in the Ministry of Labour Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Companions of the Order of the Bath People educated at Bradford Grammar School English male poets 20th-century English poets 20th-century English male writers