The Witch-Maid, & Other VersesFront matterReading editionChapter navigation42 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterACKNOWLEDGMENTTHE WITCH-MAIDTHE COLOURS OF LIGHTFROM A TOWN WINDOWTHE SANTA MARIA“SUMER IS ICUMEN IN”NIGHT ON THE PLAINSSETTLERSMY COUNTRYSWALLOWSFIREHIGH PLACESTHE CLOSED DOORREMINDERCULGAI PADDOCKCANTICLEMARCH WINDSCOLOURNON PENSO A LEI (Canzone Ferrandini)THE ROAD TO RONDATHE MOON AND THE MORNINGFLOWER AND THORNTHE GREY LAKE (Lake Eyre, South Australia)BURNING OFFAN OLD SONGBAZARSPRING ON THE PLAINSPILGRIM SONGTHE COORONG SANDHILLS (South Australia)TWO JAPANESE SONGSAN AFTERGLOW ON THE NILETHE EXPLORERSEPTEMBERRIDING RHYMEFOUR TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GERMANCHÂTEAU D’ESPAGNEBATHING RHYMEMONTORO’S SONG AGAINST COUNT ALVARO DE LUNA, HIGH CONSTABLE OF CASTILE (From the Spanish of E. Marquina)SEA-FOGSORROWSEAGULLBeginning of this editionNext chapter →ACKNOWLEDGMENTAll chapters and sections (42)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsACKNOWLEDGMENTTHE WITCH-MAIDTHE COLOURS OF LIGHTFROM A TOWN WINDOWTHE SANTA MARIA“SUMER IS ICUMEN IN”NIGHT ON THE PLAINSSETTLERSMY COUNTRYSWALLOWSFIREHIGH PLACESTHE CLOSED DOORREMINDERCULGAI PADDOCKCANTICLEMARCH WINDSCOLOURNON PENSO A LEI (Canzone Ferrandini)THE ROAD TO RONDATHE MOON AND THE MORNINGFLOWER AND THORNTHE GREY LAKE (Lake Eyre, South Australia)BURNING OFFAN OLD SONGBAZARSPRING ON THE PLAINSPILGRIM SONGTHE COORONG SANDHILLS (South Australia)TWO JAPANESE SONGSAN AFTERGLOW ON THE NILETHE EXPLORERSEPTEMBERRIDING RHYMEFOUR TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GERMANCHÂTEAU D’ESPAGNEBATHING RHYMEMONTORO’S SONG AGAINST COUNT ALVARO DE LUNA, HIGH CONSTABLE OF CASTILE (From the Spanish of E. Marquina)SEA-FOGSORROWSEAGULLDOROTHEA MACKELLAR 1914 LONDON AND TORONTO J. M. DENT & SONS LTD. NEW YORK: E. P. DUTTON & CO.◇ACKNOWLEDGMENT →