"England and Yesterday": A Book of Short Poems. Louise Imogen Guiney

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       Louise Imogen Guiney

      "England and Yesterday": A Book of Short Poems

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4064066233013

Table of Contents

       LONDON: SONNETS WRITTEN IN 1889. TO HERBERT E. CLARKE.

       I. ON FIRST ENTERING WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

       II. FOG.

       III. S. PETER-AD-VINCULA.

       IV. STRIKERS IN HYDE PARK.

       V. CHANGES IN THE TEMPLE.

       VI. THE LIGHTS OF LONDON.

       VII. DOVES.

       VIII. IN THE READING-ROOM OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM.

       IX. SUNDAY CHIMES IN THE CITY.

       X. A PORCH IN BELGRAVIA.

       XI. YORK STAIRS.

       XII. IN THE DOCKS.

       OXFORD: SONNETS WRITTEN THERE IN 1890 AND 1895. TO LIONEL JOHNSON.

       I. THE TOW-PATH.

       II. THE OLD DIAL OF CORPUS.

       III. AD ANTIQUARIUM.

       IV. ROOKS IN NEW COLLEGE GARDENS.

       V. ON THE PRE-REFORMATION CHURCHES ABOUT OXFORD.

       VI. ON THE SAME (CONTINUED) .

       VII. A DECEMBER WALK.

       VIII. UNDERTONES AT MAGDALEN.

       IX. PORT MEADOW.

       X. MARTYRS’ MEMORIAL.

       XI. A LAST VIEW.

       XII. RETRIEVAL.

       LYRICS. TO DORA SIGERSON SHORTER AND CLEMENT SHORTER.

       A BALLAD OF KENELM.

       TWO IRISH PEASANT SONGS.

       I. IN LEINSTER.

       II. IN ULSTER.

       IN A RUIN, AFTER A THUNDERSTORM.

       TO A CHILD.

       IN A PERPENDICULAR CHURCH.

       A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY SONG.

       COLUMBA AND THE STORK.

       THE CHANTRY.

       APRIL IN GOVILON.

       ON LEAVING WINCHESTER.

       ON THE CENOTAPH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL IN SAINT GEORGE’S CHAPEL.

       OF JOAN’S YOUTH.

       PASSING THE MINSTER.

       THE YEW-TREE.

       SHROPSHIRE LANDSCAPE.

       THE GRAHAM TARTAN TO A GRAHAM.

       IN A LONDON STREET.

       ATHASSEL ABBEY.

       ROMANS IN DORSET. (TO A. B.)

       LINES ON VARIOUS FLY-LEAVES. TO GWENLLIAN E. F. MORGAN.

       TO HENRY HOWARD, EARL OF SURREY.

       FOR IZAAK WALTON.

       A FOOT-NOTE TO A FAMOUS LYRIC.