Cranford by Elizabeth Gaskell: “…he had proposed would have been right to Miss Matty; although she did fall sound asleep within five minutes after he had begun a long poem, called “Locksley Hall,” and had a comfortable nap, unobserved, till he ended; when the cessation of his voice wakened her up, and she said, feeling that…”
Daddy-Long-Legs by Jean Webster: “that charming little thing of Tennyson's called Locksley Hall”
Truman by David McCullough: “As a young man Harry copied down and saved the lines of this favorite poem, describing airships and wonders to come”