Poems — Volume 3
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Originally published in 1902. Author: George Meredith Language: English Keywords: Literature / Poetry Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. Obscure Press are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
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- POEMS VOL. III
- CONTENTS
- A STAVE OF ROVING TIM (ADDRESSED TO CERTAIN FRIENDLY TRAMPS.)
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- JUMP-TO-GLORY JANE
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- XXX
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- THE RIDDLE FOR MEN
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- II
- THE SAGE ENAMOURED AND THE HONEST LADY
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- II
- III
- IV
- V
- ‘LOVE IS WINGED FOR TWO’
- ‘ASK, IS LOVE DIVINE’
- ‘JOY IS FLEET’
- THE LESSON OF GRIEF
- WIND ON THE LYRE
- THE YOUTHFUL QUEST
- THE EMPTY PURSE A SERMON TO OUR LATER PRODIGAL SON
- TO THE COMIC SPIRIT
- YOUTH IN MEMORY
- PENETRATION AND TRUST
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- II
- III
- IV
- NIGHT OF FROST IN MAY
- THE TEACHING OF THE NUDE
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- BREATH OF THE BRIAR
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- II
- EMPEDOCLES
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- II
- ENGLAND BEFORE THE STORM
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- II
- III
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- TARDY SPRING
- THE LABOURER
- FORESIGHT AND PATIENCE
- THE WARNING
- OUTSIDE THE CROWD
- TRAFALGAR DAY
- ODES IN CONTRIBUTION TO THE SONG OF FRENCH HISTORY
- THE REVOLUTION
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- NAPOLÉON
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- FRANCE DECEMBER 1870 [140]
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- ALSACE-LORRAINE
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- THE CAGEING OF ARES Iliad, v. 385
- THE NIGHT-WALK
- AT THE CLOSE
- A GARDEN IDYL
- A READING OF LIFE
- THE VITAL CHOICE
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- II
- WITH THE HUNTRESS
- WITH THE PERSUADER
- THE TEST OF MANHOOD
- THE HUELESS LOVE
- UNION IN DISSEVERANCE
- SONG IN THE SONGLESS
- THE BURDEN OF STRENGTH
- THE MAIN REGRET WRITTEN FOR THE CHARING CROSS ALBUM
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- ALTERNATION
- FOREST HISTORY
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- FRAGMENTS OF THE ILIAD IN ENGLISH HEXAMETER VERSE
- Iliad, i. 149 THE INVECTIVE OF ACHILLES
- Iliad, i. 225
- Iliad, ii 455 MARSHALLING OF THE ACHAIANS
- Iliad, xi, 148 AGAMEMNON IN THE FIGHT
- Iliad, xi, 378 PARIS AND DIOMEDES
- Iliad, xiv, 283 HYPNOS ON IDA
- Iliad, xvii, 426 CLASH IN ARMS OF THE ACHAIANS AND TROJANS
- Iliad, xvii, 426 THE HORSES OF ACHILLES
- THE MARES OF THE CAMARGUE FROM THE ‘MIRÈIO’ OF MISTRAL
- ‘ATKINS’
- THE VOYAGE OF THE ‘OPHIR’
- THE CRISIS
- OCTOBER 21, 1905
- THE CENTENARY OF GARIBALDI
- THE WILD ROSE
- THE CALL
- ON COMO
- MILTON DECEMBER 9, 1608: DECEMBER 9, 1908
- IRELAND
- THE YEARS HAD WORN THEIR SEASONS’ BELT
- FRAGMENTS
- IL Y A CENT ANS
- YOUTH IN AGE
- EPITAPHS
- TO A FRIEND LOST (TOM TAYLOR)
- M. M.
- THE LADY C. M.
- ON THE TOMBSTONE OF JAMES CHRISTOPHER WILSON (d. APRIL 11, 1884) IN HEADLEY CHURCHYARD, SURREY
- GORDON OF KHARTOUM
- J. C. M.
- THE EMPEROR FREDERICK OF OUR TIME
- ISLET THE DACHS
- ON HEARING THE NEWS FROM VENICE (THE DEATH OF ROBERT BROWNING)
- HAWARDEN
- AT THE FUNERAL FEBRUARY 2, 1901
- ANGELA BURDETT-COUTTS
- THE YEAR’S SHEDDINGS
- FOOTNOTES
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