The Complete Poems of Rudyard Kipling – 570+ Titles in One Edition. Rudyard 1865-1936 Kipling

5 Water skin.

6 Camel—oo is pronounced like u in "bull," but by Mr. Atkins to rhyme with "front."

7 Thomas's first and firmest conviction is that he is a profound Orientalist and a fluent speaker of Hindustani. As a matter of fact, he depends largely on the sign-language.

8 Why don't you get on

      The Seven Seas

       Table of Contents

       A Song of the English

       The Coastwise Lights

       The Song of the Dead

       The Deep-Sea Cables

       The Song of the Sons

       The Song of the Cities

       England's Answer

       The First Chantey

       The Last Chantey

       The Merchantmen

       McAndrews' Hymn

       The Miracles

       The Native-Born

       The King

       The Rhyme of the Three Sealers

       The Derelict

       The Song of the Banjo

       "The Liner She's a Lady"

       Mulholland's Contract

       Anchor Song

       The Sea-Wife

       Hymn Before Action

       To the True Romance

       The Flowers

       The Last Rhyme of True Thomas

       The Story of Ung

       The Three-Decker

       An American

       The Mary Gloster

       Sestina of the Tramp-Royal

       Barrack-Room Ballads

       "Back to the Army Again."

       "Birds of Prey" March

       "Soldier An' Sailor Too."

       Sappers

       That Day

       "The Men That Fought at Minden."

       Cholera Camp

       The Ladies

       Bill 'Awkins

       The Mother-Lodge

       "Follow Me 'Ome"

       The Sergeant's Weddin'

       The Jacket

       The 'Eathen

       The Shut-Eye Sentry

       "Mary, Pity Women!"

       For to Admire

       L'Envoi

      The Cities are full of pride,

       Challenging each to each—

       This from her mountain-side,

       That from her burthened beach.

      They count their ships full tale—

       Their corn and oil and wine,

       Derrick and loom and bale,

       And rampart's gun-flecked line;

       City by city they hail: