Notes to The Poetry of South Africa — Reading edition
32 notes · Reading edition
PREFACE. · Note 1THE BECHUANA BOY. · Note 1THE DESOLATE VALLEY. · Note 1THE CORANNA. · Note 1THE CORANNA. · Note 2SONG OF THE WILD BUSHMAN. · Note 1SONG OF THE WILD BUSHMAN. · Note 2THE CAPTIVE OF CAMALÚ. · Note 1THE CAPTIVE OF CAMALÚ. · Note 2THE BROWN HUNTER’S SONG. · Note 1THE KOSA. · Note 1MAKANNA’S GATHERING. · Note 1THE INCANTATION. · Note 1THE CAFFER COMMANDO. · Note 1THE FUNERAL IN THE ABBEY. · Note 1THE LANDING OF THE BRITISH SETTLERS OF 1820. (Written on occasion of the celebration of the Settlers’ Jubilee in Grahamstown, in 1870.) · Note 1THE FADED PHOTOGRAPH. TO MY FRIEND, DAVID C——, BATH, SOMERSETSHIRE. · Note 1THE LAMENT OF THE GUTTER LATELY FILLED UP BY AN UNPOETICAL MUNICIPALITY. · Note 1A CHRISTMAS APPARITION. A BIL-IOUS LEGEND. · Note 1SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP. · Note 1SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP. · Note 2SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP. · Note 3SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP. · Note 4SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP. · Note 5SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP. · Note 6SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP. · Note 7SOUTH AFRICAN COURTSHIP. · Note 8THE LAST OF THE BOWKERS. A DIRGE. · Note 1THE DRUNKARD’S CHILD. FOUNDED ON ONE OF J. B. GOUGH’S THRILLING ANECDOTES. · Note 1THE ERYTHRINA TREE. A CAROL OF THE WOODS. · Note 1THE ERYTHRINA TREE. A CAROL OF THE WOODS. · Note 2THE ERYTHRINA TREE. A CAROL OF THE WOODS. · Note 3