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Beads from a Rosary
By T. Westwood
Westwood, T. (1814?-1888)
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[Fancy, one day]
INVOCATION.
SPRING.
(SONG.) “GIVE ME THE LOVE THAT YOU GAVE ME OF YORE.”
THE “OLD FAMILIAR FACES.”
THE LEAF.
A LAY OF THE GREENWOOD.
CONGRATULATORY STANZAS.
THE GRIEF OF THE LOVING.
THE WINDS.
THE LAST ROSE.
SUMMER'S ADVENT.
TO A LAUGHING CHILD.
THE BIRTH-SONG OF THE FLOWERS.
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SONG.
THE TREE, TO THE WIND.
A SONG OF WELCOME.
LOVE'S RETROSPECT.
A LAST SONG OF SUMMER.
TO MY PARLOUR FIRE.
THE SONG OF THE WILLOW.
THE VILLAGE CHURCH.
STANZAS PRESENTED WITH SOME FLOWERS.
SONG.
THE CROWN OF DARKNESS.
THE WINTER-WORK OF THE FLOWERS.
AUTUMN.
FAREWELL TO GRIEF
THE OWL'S SOLILOQUY.
WINTER AND THE FLOWERS.
THE PALACE CEDAR.
ANGLER'S CHANT.
THE PASSING BELL.
THE HOLLY TREE.
SO, THE DREAMS DEPART.
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“I know that much, whereof I sing,
Is shapen but for vanishing.”
E. B. Barrett.
Beads from a Rosary
