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Old and New

A Collection of Poems. By Ernest Radford

Radford, Ernest (fl.1880-1920)

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I.

PART I FROM THE VOLUME OF 1882

READER TO NOVELIST

CAMBRIDGE ROWING, 1874-8

IN THE ‘LONG’

CAMBRIDGE LODGINGS, 1877

MORAL FRAGMENTS

ART AND RELIGION IN CAMBRIDGE, 1874-78

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II.

PART II LIGHT VERSE

IDYLL OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM

MY LADY NICOTINE

‘OLD BOYS’ AT AMERSHAM HALL

INCIDENT OF THE OFFICE

LATTER-DAY SONG

THE BOOK OF THE RHYMERS' CLUB

‘SOME EMOTIONS AND A MORAL’

A PRESIDING EXAMINER

JEREMIAH AT THE CHESHIRE CHEESE

SHELLEY AT OXFORD

PSEUDONYM LIBRARY

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III.

PART III TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY

MOTHER EARTH AND THE NEW WOMAN

SONG IN THE LABOUR MOVEMENT

PLYMOUTH HARBOUR

MY LOVE: WHERE ART THOU?

IN ACCOUNT WITH TIME

GREAT EXPECTATIONS

TO A SWEET SINGER

AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT

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PICTURES BY FLORENCE SMALL

I.

II.

AN UNFINISHED PORTRAIT

TO WILLIAM THOMPSON

IN A BACHELOR'S GARDEN

A SCIENCE OF HISTORY

IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM

TO JOSEPH SKIPSEY

R. A. LEDWARD, SCULPTOR

THE PROTEST OF SPRING

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SHELLEY AT OXFORD

1811 AND 1893

THE MASTER SPEAKS

‘The rebel of eighty years ago
Is the hero of to-day.’
In this memorial none will know
The rebel of eighty years ago.
We Oxford dons, however slow,
Are now at last compelled to say
‘The rebel of eighty years ago
Is the hero of to-day.’