Selected PoemsH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1924 - 247 psl. |
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... Museum . 143 Molly Trefusis The Milkmaid An Eastern Apologue A Revolutionary Relic A Garden Song A Legacy · A Fancy from Fontenelle 146 • 151 • 153 155 161 163 165 The Poet's Seat FABLES OF LITERATURE AND ART : The X CONTENTS.
... Museum . 143 Molly Trefusis The Milkmaid An Eastern Apologue A Revolutionary Relic A Garden Song A Legacy · A Fancy from Fontenelle 146 • 151 • 153 155 161 163 165 The Poet's Seat FABLES OF LITERATURE AND ART : The X CONTENTS.
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... fancy , love her , - Cynics to boot . I know the children run , Seeing her come , for naught that I discover , Save that she brings the summer and the sun . LAWRENCE . Mine is a Lady , beautiful and queenly AN AUTUMN IDYLL 55.
... fancy , love her , - Cynics to boot . I know the children run , Seeing her come , for naught that I discover , Save that she brings the summer and the sun . LAWRENCE . Mine is a Lady , beautiful and queenly AN AUTUMN IDYLL 55.
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... Press Have no mean skill as colourists ; Speaking of colour , next your seat There hangs a sketch from Vernet's hand ; Some Moscow fancy , incomplete , Yet not indifferently planned ; Note specially the gray old Guard , Who tears his 81.
... Press Have no mean skill as colourists ; Speaking of colour , next your seat There hangs a sketch from Vernet's hand ; Some Moscow fancy , incomplete , Yet not indifferently planned ; Note specially the gray old Guard , Who tears his 81.
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... fancy a face in the frame Of the window , —some high - headed damsel or dame , Be - patched and be - powdered , just set by he stair , While they raise up the lid of that old Sedan Can't you fancy Sir Plume , as beside her he chair ...
... fancy a face in the frame Of the window , —some high - headed damsel or dame , Be - patched and be - powdered , just set by he stair , While they raise up the lid of that old Sedan Can't you fancy Sir Plume , as beside her he chair ...
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Austin Dobson Alban Dobson. Can't you fancy Sir Plume , as beside her he stands , With his ruffles a - droop on his delicate hands , With his cinnamon coat , with his laced solitaire , As he lifts her out light from that old Sedan chair ...
Austin Dobson Alban Dobson. Can't you fancy Sir Plume , as beside her he stands , With his ruffles a - droop on his delicate hands , With his cinnamon coat , with his laced solitaire , As he lifts her out light from that old Sedan chair ...
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ÆGROTUS Anacreon Anne Brontë AUSTIN DOBSON Autonoë BABETTE BALLAD BEAU BROCADE beauty Belle Marquise bird blooms the eglantine blue Brontë Caliph catch Charlotte Brontë Christopher Marlowe comes Cupid's Alley dance Dear DENISE Dolly dream E. V. LUCAS E'en edition English Essays eyes face flowers FRANK garden GEORGE the Guard gone grace gray grown hair heart horse to ride Intro Introduction John King more terrible kiss knew ladies of St last year's nest laughing LAWRENCE Letters LEWIS CAMPBELL light lips look Love's maids Megalopolis Molly Trefusis morning Muse never night old Sedan chair once pain Phyllida Pindus play PRINCESS Prose rhyme Rose round sing SIR JOHN GILBERT'S smiled song spray is white stand surely sweet tears terrible than Death THEODORE WATTS-DUNTON There's thing thou thought to-day Twas twixt Verse VIEUXBOIS VIOLA MEYNELL vols watch word
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