New Collected Rhymes
by Andrew Lang
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Chapters (200)
- NEW COLLECTED RHYMES
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- DEDICATORY
- In Augustinum Dobson.
- LOYAL LYRICS
- How the Maid Marched from Blois.
- Lone Places of the Deer.
- An Old Song.
- Jacobite “Auld Lang Syne.”
- The Prince’s Birthday.
- The Tenth of June, 1715.
- White Rose Day.
- Red and White Roses.
- The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch Lomond.
- Kenmure.
- Culloden.
- The Last of the Leal.
- Jeanne d’Arc.
- CRICKET RHYMES
- To Helen.
- Ballade of Dead Cricketers.
- Brahma.
- CRITICAL OF LIFE, ART, AND LITERATURE
- Gainsborough Ghosts.
- A Remonstrance with the Fair.
- Rhyme of Rhymes.
- Rhyme of Oxford Cockney Rhymes.
- Rococo.
- The Food of Fiction.
- “A Highly Valuable chain of Thoughts.”
- Matrimony.
- Piscatori Piscator.
- The Contented Angler.
- Off My Game.
- The Property of a Gentleman who has given up Collecting.
- The Ballade of the Subconscious Self.
- Ballade of the Optimist.
- Zimbabwe.
- Love’s Cryptogram.
- Tusitala.
- Disdainful Diaphenia.
- Tall Salmacis.
- JUBILEE POEMS BY BARDS WHO WERE SILENT
- What Francesco said of the Jubilee.
- The Poet and the Jubilee.
- On any Beach.
- Ode of Jubilee.
- Jubilee Before Revolution.
- FOLK SONGS
- French Peasant Songs.
- BALLADS
- The Young Ruthven.
- The Queen O’ Spain and the Bauld Mclean.
- Keith of Craigentolly.
- FOOTNOTES
- p. v
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