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My Lyrical Life

Poems Old and New. By Gerald Massey

Massey, Gerald (1828-1907)

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MAURICE AND THE BIGOTS.

HUGH MILLER'S GRAVE.

TO A BEREAVED FRIEND.

ALBERT THE GOOD.

WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY.

ACROSS THE WATER.

THE ENGLISH OF IT.

PRIDEAUX AT MAGDALA.

PUNCH IN A GRAVE MOOD.

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A REVIEWER REVIEWED.

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AN OLD CUSTOM STILL EXTANT.

THE FORERUNNER.

ALEXANDER RUSSEL.

A PERSONAL REPLY.

AT THE PRISON-DOOR.

THE FALSIFYERS OF MYTHOLOGY.

DEDICATION TO THE “NATURAL GENESIS.”

LYRICS OF LOVE.

CRIES OF 'FORTY-EIGHT.

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Poor little Inkfish! you may strain and squirt
Your little life out in a little dirt.
'Twould take a many million such to be
Seen as a little stain even in the sea!