Chapters (130)
- THE WOODEN PEGASUS
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- CONTENTS
- SINGERIE
- THE AVENUE
- MANDOLINE
- “COMEDY FOR MARIONETTES” (To I. C. P.)
- FALSETTO SONG
- EVENTAIL
- FIFTEEN BUCOLIC POEMS
- I WHAT THE GOOSEGIRL SAID ABOUT THE DEAN
- II NOAH
- III THE GIRL WITH THE LINT-WHITE LOCKS
- IV THE LADY WITH THE SEWING MACHINE
- V BY CANDLELIGHT
- VI SERENADE
- VII CLOWNS’ HOUSES
- VIII THE SATYR IN THE PERIWIG
- IX THE MUSLIN GOWN
- X MISS NETTYBUN AND THE SATYR’S CHILD
- XI QUEEN VENUS AND THE CHOIR-BOY (To Naomi Royde Smith)
- XII THE APE SEES THE FAT WOMAN
- XIII THE APE WATCHES “AUNT SALLY”
- XIV SPRINGING JACK
- XV “TOURNEZ, TOURNEZ, BONS CHEVAUX DE BOIS”
- SEVEN NURSERY SONGS
- I OLD LADY FLY-AWAY
- II GREAT SNORING AND NORWICH
- III FAT WILLIAM AND THE TRAINS
- IV A PENNY FARE TO BABYLON
- V THE BUTCHER’S SHOP
- VI THE KING OF CHINA’S DAUGHTER
- VII OLD KING PTOLEMY
- PEDAGOGUES AND FLOWER-SHOWS
- I
- PEDAGOGUES AND FLOWER-SHOWS
- II
- SWITCHBACK
- TRAMS
- BANK HOLIDAY
- I
- BANK HOLIDAY
- II
- SMALL TALK I
- SMALL TALK II
- DANSONS LA GIGUE
- MESSALINA AT MARGATE
- PEDAGOGUES
- SONG FROM “THE QUEEN OF PALMYRA”
- THE CHOIR-BOY RIDES ON THE SWITCHBACK
- APRICOT JAM
- STOPPING PLACE
- PORTRAIT OF A BARMAID
- MATERIALISM; OR, PASTOR —— TAKES THE RESTAURANT CAR FOR HEAVEN
- THAÏS IN HEAVEN
- FOUR NOCTURNES
- I PROCESSIONS
- II GAIETY
- III VACUUM
- IV “ET L’ON ENTEND À PEINE LEURS PAROLES”
- TREATS
- I FUNERALS
- II THE COUNTY CALLS
- III SOLO FOR EAR-TRUMPET
- ANTIC HAY
- LULLABY
- WATER MUSIC
- THE WEB OF EROS
- DROWNED SUNS
- THE SPIDER
- THE DRUNKARD
- THE MOTHER
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