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Sicut Patribus and other verse
Adams, Oscar Fay (1855-1919)
[dedication]
POST-LAUREATE IDYLLS
SICUT PATRIBUS
CATHEDRAL VERSE
THE FRONT OF PETERBOROUGH CATHEDRAL
AT THE TOMB OF WILLIAM OF WYKEHAM
AT LINCOLN
EVENSONG AT NORWICH CATHEDRAL
IN THE GALILEE AT DURHAM
IN WALTHAM ABBEY
IN THE CRYPT AT WINCHESTER
ON A GRAVE IN CHRISTCHURCH, HANTS
MISERRIMUS
AT THE GRAVE OF JANE CARLYLE
THE BURNING OF CONRAD'S CHOIR, A. D. 1174
MISCELLANEOUS VERSE
A WITHERED ROSE
INEVITABLE
BLACK ROCK, NANTASKET
DECEMBER'S WOOING
REALITY
DEAR HEART, BELIEVE
CAMBRIDGE
NABOTH
ON TRURO MOORS
AT PARTING
UT QUID DOMINE
O FRIEND ESTRANGED
THE ARTIST'S LAST PICTURE
“IN PEACE AND QUIETNESS”
IN THE LIBRARY AT ELMWOOD
HULL
WHICH
WHAT CAN DREAR DECEMBER SAY?
HORATIO NELSON POWERS
A MEMORY AT CHRISTMASTIDE
LOVE IS SO SWEET
BEFORE THE GATE OF STORMS
AT BAY
A LAGGARD SPRING
POST-LAUREATE IDYLLS
THE PLEADING OF DAGONET
THE VISION OF SIR LIONEL
THE PLEASAUNCE OF MAID MARIAN
GAWAIN AND MARJORIE
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Sicut Patribus and other verse
INEVITABLE
The fairest rose that blooms hides yet a thorn;
The dearest friend shall one day bring you grief;
In August twilight is the winter born,
And waving wheat precedes the falling leaf.
Sicut Patribus and other verse
