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AND OTHER VERSES BY BERNARD MOORE scribe LONDON ERSKINE MACDONALD 1914 CONTENTS WELL, THERE 'TIS GARDENS GROCERY EDDICATION JENNY IN THE KITTEREEN MAIDS CAP'N JOHN DOLLY PENTREATH SUNDAY IN THE CORNISH PORT GRANFER'S PROVERBS A CORNISH SEINING SONG "HOW BE'EE, ME DEEAR?" "WHAT HAVE'EE CATCHED?" A MEVAGISSEY HAUL DICKY THE OLD FISHERMAN'S LAMENT A LOOE LAY ON THE KAY (QUAY). RICHES A FIRESIDE SPELL CORNISH COMFORT "I MIND ME" "SURE 'NUFF" II. THE GARMENT OF TIME IN A GARDEN SORROW'S COURAGE A CHOOSING STAR SIGNS THE OLD KNIGHT'S SONG FEALTY TREASURE TROVE ROSES AND RUE DOGMA CREED RELIGION PIETY BLUE SKY (From the French of Marcel Doran). O! weary waste of SHADOWS WHEN I WAS A LAD A CALL THE RETURN IN THE BAY SEA-FOAM ECHOES A BALLADE OF CORNWALL ENVOI THE FISHERMAN'S PRAYER DISTINCTIVE NEW POETRY
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AUTHOR'S NOTE. The Author begs to thank the Editors of the following papers for their courtesy in allowing him to reprint some of the poems in this book:—The Academy, Country Life, Fry's Magazine, the Grand Magazine, the Sphere, T.P's Magazine, the Vineyard, the Windsor Magazine, the Western Morning News, and the Westminster Gazette.
Hutton, Advertiser Press, Ormskirk.
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