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Poems of London, and Other Verses

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POEMS OF LONDON

AND OTHER VERSES

BY

JOHN PRESLAND

MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED ST. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON 1918

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CONTENTS

POEMS OF LONDON

London Dawn Spring in Oxford Street Judd Street, St. Pancras Sparrows The Moon in January An August Night, 1914 Counted out—Olympia The German Band Street Music—I Street Music—II Piccadilly In the Tube London Idyll—I A London Idyll—II Finis

OTHER VERSES

In Early Spring A Ballad of the Fall of Knossos A Sun-Dial in a Garden "Two Only" The Saint's Birthday Rupert Brooke "Comfort be with Apples, for I am sick of Love" Of England Question Leonardo to Monna Lisa. The Eternal Flux Love is the Ultimate Measure November 8 The Lovers The Gentle Heart A Ballad for Herman France Ilgar's Song The Inn—I The Inn—II "To-Day I miss You" "How Small the Thread" "In all Things gracious there is a Thought of You" "There's Duty, Friend" "Evening" Finis

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