If you liked In my bower so bright by Charles E. Horn, start with The maid of Saxony, or, Who's the traitor (1854), The Moorish maid (1825), and The Persian hunters, or, The rose of Gurgistan (1817). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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The maid of Saxony, or, Who's the traitor
1854 · 356 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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The Moorish maid
1825 · 1 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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The Persian hunters, or, The rose of Gurgistan
1817 · 86 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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I know a bank whereon the wild thyme [blows]
1855 · 7 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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Even as the sun with purple colour'd face
1 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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The chimes of Zurich
1 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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The Persian hunters
1817 · 86 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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Songs, duets, and concerted pieces in the comic opera of Philandering, or The rose queen. First performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Jan. 13, 1824
1824 · 24 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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The crier; or The lost heart
7 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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I know a Bank whereon the wild Thyme blows, a duet, etc
1838 · 7 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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The mermaids cave
1832 · 1 pages · Charles E. Horn · Same author
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Songs, duets, &c. in Tricks upon travellers
1810 · 15 pages · Charles E. Horn, Burges, James Bland Sir · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after In my bower so bright?
BookOrb recommends The maid of Saxony, or, Who's the traitor (1854), The Moorish maid (1825), The Persian hunters, or, The rose of Gurgistan (1817), I know a bank whereon the wild thyme [blows] (1855), and Even as the sun with purple colour'd face.
Are there books like In my bower so bright?
Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for In my bower so bright.
Who wrote In my bower so bright?
In my bower so bright is by Charles E. Horn.