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Amenophis and Other Poems Sacred and Secular

by Francis T. Palgrave
Palgrave, Francis Turner (1824-1897)

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HYMNS AND MEDITATIONS
 I. 
ION LYME BEACH
 II. 
IIQUATUOR NOVISSIMA
 III. 
IIIAT EPHESUS
 IV. 
IVTHE REIGN OF LAW
 V. 
VFAITH AND SIGHT IN THE LATTER DAYS
 VI. 
VIA PSALM OF CREATION
 VII. 
VIITHINGS VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE
 VIII. 
VIIITHE HIDDEN LIFE
 IX. 
IXTHE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN ENGLAND
 X. 
XSURSUM
 XI. 
XIA PROCESSIONAL HYMN
 XII. 
XIIMORNING AND EVENING HYMNS
 XIII. 
XIIIMORNING AND EVENING HYMNS
 XIV. 
XIVMORNING AND EVENING HYMNS
 XV. 
XVMORNING AND EVENING HYMNS
 XVI. 
XVIFOUR HYMNS FOR PUBLIC USE
 XVII. 
XVIIFOUR HYMNS FOR PUBLIC USE
 XVIII. 
XVIIIFOUR HYMNS FOR PUBLIC USE
 XIX. 
XIXFOUR HYMNS FOR PUBLIC USE
 XX. 
XXTHE NEW ELEUSIS
 XXI. 
XXIAD ALTARE
 XXII. 
XXIIHYMENAEA SACRA
 XXIII. 
XXIIITHE DAYSTAR
 XXIV. 
XXIVA LITANY OF THE NAME OF JESUS
 XXV. 
XXVA CHRISTMAS LITANY OF CONFESSION
 XXVI. 
XXVIHYMN TO OUR SAVIOUR
 XXVII. 
XXVIICHRISTUS CONSOLATOR
 XXVIII. 
XXVIIITHE LOVE OF GOD
 XXIX. 
XXIXIN THE VINEYARD
 XXX. 
XXXLOST AND FOUND
 XXXI. 
XXXIA HYMN OF REPENTANCE
 XXXII. 
XXXIIA LITANY
 XXXIII. 
XXXIIITHROUGH AND THROUGH
 XXXIV. 
XXXIVQUIA DILEXIT MULTUM
 XXXV. 
XXXVA HYMN OF PENITENCE
 XXXVI. 
XXXVITHE GARDEN OF GOD
 XXXVII. 
XXXVIITHE CITY OF GOD
 XXXVIII. 
XXXVIIIVIRGINI DEIPARAE
 XXXIX. 
XXXIXA CHRISTMAS HYMN
 XL. 
XLON THE LOVE OF CHILDREN
 XLI. 
XLIA LITTLE CHILD'S HYMN
 XLII. 
XLIIA CHILD'S MORNING HYMN
 XLIII. 
XLIIIA CHILD'S EVENING HYMN
 XLIV. 
XLIVTHAT CHILDREN SHOULD BE GENTLE
 XLV. 
XLVAN INCIDENT AT MENDRISIO
 XLVI. 
XLVIGUARDIAN ANGELS
 XLVII. 
XLVIITHE KING'S MESSENGER
 XLVIII. 
XLVIIIDEATH AND THE FEAR OF IT
 XLIX. 
XLIXR. I. P.
 L. 
LDESIDERATISSIMAE
 LI. 
LII AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE
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EPITAPHS
 I. 
ION A LITTLE CHILD
 II. 
IION AN INFANT
 III. 
IIION A MOTHER
 IV. 
IVIN MEMORIAM
 V. 
VIN MEMORIAM
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VARIA
 I. 
IPAUSANIAS AND CLEONICE
 II. 
IITO MY MOTHER'S MEMORY
 III. 
IIIIN MEMORY OF ROBERT BROWNING
 IV. 
IVF. C. C.
 V. 
VSAN CARLO BORROMEO AT ARONA
 VI. 
VITHE LAMENT OF ARGATHELIA
 VII. 
VIICHISLEHURST
 VIII. 
VIIIIN MEMORY OF CHARLES WELLS AND JOSEPH SEVERN,
 IX. 
IXPERE LA CHAISE
 X. 
XAN INVOCATION
 XI. 
XIAN ASPIRATION
 XII. 
XIIA PAUSE BEFORE BATTLE
 XIII. 
XIIITHE LOST ‘EURYDICE’
 XIV. 
XIVTHE SUN-DIAL
 XV. 
XVTO A CHILD
 XVI. 
XVIPORTRAIT OF A CHILD OF SEVEN
 XVII. 
XVIIL'IMPREVU
 XVIII. 
XVIIIIN MEMORIAM
 XIX. 
XIXTHE HAPPY VALLEY
 XX. 
XXCHILDREN'S LAMENT FOR BABY
 XXI. 
XXIVERE NOVO
 XXII. 
XXIIA LATE SPRING
 XXIII. 
XXIIINATURAE REPARATRICI
 XXIV. 
XXIVA HALCYON DAY IN SUMMER
 XXV. 
XXVA DORSET VALLEY
 XXVI. 
XXVIBETWEEN NIGHT AND MORNING
 XXVII. 
XXVIIA SUMMER SUNSET
 XXVIII. 
XXVIIIAUTUMN
 XXIX. 
XXIXFROM LUCERNE
 XXX. 
XXXAN AUTUMN SONG
 XXXI. 
XXXIA VISION OF LIFE
 XXXII. 
XXXIIBETWEEN GRAVE AND CRADLE
 XXXIII. 
XXXIIIELEGY ON THE DEPARTED
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AMENOPHIS
 I. 
BOOK I
 II. 
BOOK II
 III. 
BOOK III

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I
ON A LITTLE CHILD

1867
Pure, sweet and fair, ere Thou could'st taste of ill
God will'd it, and Thy baby breath was still.
Now 'mong His lambs thou liv'st thy Saviour's care,
For ever as thou wast, pure, sweet and fair.
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