A Channel Pa**age |
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A Memory (From a sonnet-sequence) |
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Addendum |
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Ante Aram |
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Appendix |
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Beauty and Beauty |
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Blue Evening |
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Choriambics — I |
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Choriambics — II |
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Clouds |
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Dawn |
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Day and Night |
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Day That I Have Loved |
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Dead Men's Love |
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Dining-Room Tea |
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Doubts |
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Dust |
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Fafaia |
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Failure |
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Finding |
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Flight |
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Fragment |
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Fragment on Painters |
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Hauntings |
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He Wonders Whether to Praise or to Blame Her |
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Heaven |
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Home |
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I. Peace |
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II. Safety |
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III. The Dead |
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In Examination |
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In Memory of Rupert Brooke |
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IV. The Dead |
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Jealousy |
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Kindliness |
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Libido |
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Love |
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Mary and Gabriel |
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Menelaus and Helen |
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Mummia |
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Mutability |
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On the d**h of Smet-Smet, the Hippopotamus-Goddess |
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Paralysis |
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Pine-Trees and the Sky: Evening |
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Retrospect |
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Rupert Brooke |
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Rupert Brooke: A Biographical Note |
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Seaside |
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Second Best |
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Sleeping Out: Full Moon |
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Song |
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Sonnet: "I said I splendidly loved you; it's not true" |
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Sonnet: "Oh! d**h will find me, long before I tire" |
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Success |
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The Beginning |
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The Busy Heart |
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The Call |
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The Charm |
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The Chilterns |
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The Fish |
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The Funeral of Youth: Threnody |
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The Goddess in the Wood |
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The Great Lover |
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The Hill |
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The Jolly Company |
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The Life Beyond |
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The Night Journey |
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The Old Vicarage, Grantchester |
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The One Before the Last |
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The soldier (Cla** annotation) |
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The Soldier (y09) |
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The Song of the Beasts |
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The Song of the Pilgrims |
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The Treasure |
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The True Beatitude (Bouts-Rimes) |
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The Vision of the Archangels |
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The Voice |
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The Way That Lovers Use |
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The Wayfarers |
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There's Wisdom in Women |
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Thoughts on the Shape of the Human Body |
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Tiare Tahiti |
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To Rupert Brooke |
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Town and Country |
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Unfortunate |
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V. The Soldier |
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Wagner |
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Waikiki |
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