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Poems by Jean Ingelow

Ingelow, Jean (1820-1897)

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I.

HONOURS—Part I.

HONOURS—Part II.

REQUIESCAT IN PACE!

SUPPER AT THE MILL.

SCHOLAR AND CARPENTER.

THE STAR'S MONUMENT.

THE HIGH TIDE ON THE COAST OF LINCOLNSHIRE.

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AFTERNOON AT A PARSONAGE.

SONGS OF SEVEN.

A COTTAGE IN A CHINE.

BROTHERS, AND A SERMON.

A WEDDING SONG.

THE FOUR BRIDGES.

A MOTHER SHOWING THE PORTRAIT OF HER CHILD.

STRIFE AND PEACE.

LETTERS ON LIFE AND THE MORNING.

II.

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	Poems by Jean Ingelow

‘Ay, that was what we wanted,’ we replied;
‘A boat, his boat;’ and off he went, well pleased.

	Poems by Jean Ingelow