The Original Poems of Edward Edwin Foot, of Her Majesty's Customs, LondonTHE POEMS OF EDWARD EDWIN FOOT.Reading editionChapter navigation38 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACE.THE POEMS OF EDWARD EDWIN FOOT.A Voice from the People.O! Gather in the Old Yule Log.Evening.The Homeward-bound Passenger Ship.“Raven Rock.”[15]“Lovers’ Leap.”[25]A Welcome to Alexandra.A West-Countryman’s Visit to London.England’s Hope.Christening the Prince.[61]The Astronomer.On Shakespeare.The Banquet.[65]Thought.Sheep.A School Festival.[73]An Autumnal Day.[76]Our Little Brother.[78]The Coming of the Belgians.[79]A Song: “Willy” and Anne.A Song: The Lost Merchantman.Friend Charles ——.[81]The Fallen Leaf.The Gout.The Fox’s Lair.The Petrified Nest.[89]The Kingly Oak[91] of Bagot’s Park.[92]SONG. Up, up my Brave Comrades![99]A Letter to His Lordship.My dear friend John.[102]Christmas Eve. (1864.[103])The Death, Burial, and Destruction of Bacchus.Jane Hollybrand; or, Virtue Rewarded.Jane Hollybrand; or, Virtue Rewarded. (continued 2)IN CONCLUSION.Previous chapter ←PREFACE.Next chapter →A Voice from the People.All chapters and sections (38)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACE.THE POEMS OF EDWARD EDWIN FOOT.A Voice from the People.O! Gather in the Old Yule Log.Evening.The Homeward-bound Passenger Ship.“Raven Rock.”[15]“Lovers’ Leap.”[25]A Welcome to Alexandra.A West-Countryman’s Visit to London.England’s Hope.Christening the Prince.[61]The Astronomer.On Shakespeare.The Banquet.[65]Thought.Sheep.A School Festival.[73]An Autumnal Day.[76]Our Little Brother.[78]The Coming of the Belgians.[79]A Song: “Willy” and Anne.A Song: The Lost Merchantman.Friend Charles ——.[81]The Fallen Leaf.The Gout.The Fox’s Lair.The Petrified Nest.[89]The Kingly Oak[91] of Bagot’s Park.[92]SONG. Up, up my Brave Comrades![99]A Letter to His Lordship.My dear friend John.[102]Christmas Eve. (1864.[103])The Death, Burial, and Destruction of Bacchus.Jane Hollybrand; or, Virtue Rewarded.Jane Hollybrand; or, Virtue Rewarded. (continued 2)IN CONCLUSION.← PREFACE.A Voice from the People. →
