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A roadside harp

a book of verses
Guiney, Louise Imogen (1861-1920)

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TO DORA AND HESTER SIGERSON
  
Peter Rugg the Bostonian
  
A Ballad of Kenelm
  
Vergniaud in the Tumbril
  
Winter Boughs
  
M. A. 1822–1888
  
W. H. 1778–1830
  
The Vigil-at-Arms
  
A Madonna of Domenico Ghirlandajo
  
Spring Nightfall
  
A Friend's Song for Simoisius
  
Athassel Abbey
  
Florentin
  
Friendship Broken
  
A Song of the Lilac
  
In a Ruin, after a Thunder-Storm
  
The Cherry Bough
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Two Irish Peasant Songs
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[I. I knead and I spin, but my life is low the while]
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[II. 'T is the time o' the year, if the quicken-bough be staunch]
  
The Japanese Anemone
  
Tryste Noel
  
A Talisman
  
Heathenesse
  
For Izaak Walton
  
Sherman: “An Horatian Ode”
  
When on the Marge of Evening
  
Rooks in New College Gardens
  
Open, Time
  
The Knight Errant (Donatello's Saint George)
  
To a Dog's Memory
  
A Seventeenth-Century Song
  
On the Pre-Reformation Churches about Oxford
  
The Still of the Year
  
A Footnote to a Famous Lyric
  
T. W. P. 1819–1892
  
Summum Bonum
  
Saint Florent-le-Vieil
  
Hylas
  
Nocturne
  
The Kings
  
Alexandriana
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LONDON: TWELVE SONNETS
  
On First Entering Westminster Abbey
  
Fog
  
St. Peter-ad-Vincula
  
Strikers in Hyde Park
  
Changes in the Temple
  
The Lights of London
  
Doves
  
In the Reading-Room of the British Museum
  
Sunday Chimes in the City
  
A Porch in Belgravia
  
York Stairs
  
In the Docks

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M. A. 1822–1888

Good oars, for Arnold's sake
By Laleham lightly bound,
And near the bank, O soft,
Darling swan!
Let not the o'erweary wake
From this his natal ground,
But where he slumbered oft,
Slumber on.
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