Late Lyrics
Late Lyrics and Earlier, With Many Other Verses
作者：Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928
体例：题 章数：134
字数：130,717 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 134 题- WITH MANY OTHER VERSES
- COPYRIGHT
- PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN
- APOLOGY
- T. H.
- CONTENTS
- WEATHERS
- II
- SUMMER SCHEMES
- EPEISODIA
- II
- III
- FAINTHEART IN A RAILWAY TRAIN
- AT MOONRISE AND ONWARDS
- THE GARDEN SEAT
- BARTHÉLÉMON AT VAUXHALL
- A JOG-TROT PAIR
- II
- II
- THE WEST-OF-WESSEX GIRL
- WELCOME HOME
- GOING AND STAYING
- II
- III
- READ BY MOONLIGHT
- A WOMAN’S FANCY
- HER SONG
- A WET AUGUST
- THE DISSEMBLERS
- TO A LADY PLAYING AND SINGING IN THE MORNING
- THE CONTRETEMPS
- WEYMOUTH.
- A GENTLEMAN’S EPITAPH ON HIMSELF AND A LADY, WHO WERE BURIED TOGETHER
- A NIGHT IN NOVEMBER
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- THE WOMAN I MET
- LONDON, 1918.
- THE TWO HOUSES
- ON STINSFORD HILL AT MIDNIGHT
- THE FALLOW DEER AT THE LONELY HOUSE
- THE SELFSAME SONG
- THE WANDERER
- A WIFE COMES BACK
- A YOUNG MAN’S EXHORTATION
- 1867: WESTBOURNE PARK VILLAS.
- AT LULWORTH COVE A CENTURY BACK
- TWO SERENADES
- THE WEDDING MORNING
- END OF THE YEAR 1912
- THE CHIMES PLAY “LIFE’S A BUMPER!”
- AT THE RAILWAY STATION, UPWAY
- SIDE BY SIDE
- DREAM OF THE CITY SHOPWOMAN
- WESTBOURNE PARK VILLAS, 1866.
- THE CHILD AND THE SAGE
- MISMET
- II
- AN AUTUMN RAIN-SCENE
- AN EXPERIENCE
- THE BEAUTY
- THE COLLECTOR CLEANS HIS PICTURE
- ON THE TUNE CALLED THE OLD-HUNDRED-AND-FOURTH
- EVELYN G. OF CHRISTMINSTER
- VOICES FROM THINGS GROWING IN A CHURCHYARD
- ON THE WAY
- GROWTH IN MAY
- NEAR CHARD.
- THE CHILDREN AND SIR NAMELESS
- AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY
- HER TEMPLE
- A TWO-YEARS’ IDYLL
- BY HENSTRIDGE CROSS AT THE YEAR’S END
- PENANCE
- AFTER THE WAR
- FETCHING HER
- SHE REVISITS ALONE THE CHURCH OF HER MARRIAGE
- AT THE ENTERING OF THE NEW YEAR
- THEY WOULD NOT COME
- AFTER A ROMANTIC DAY
- A HOUSE WITH A HISTORY
- A PROCESSION OF DEAD DAYS
- HE FOLLOWS HIMSELF
- THE SINGING WOMAN
- WITHOUT, NOT WITHIN HER
- IN THE SMALL HOURS
- THE LITTLE OLD TABLE
- VAGG HOLLOW
- THE DREAM IS—WHICH?
- LONELY DAYS
- AT THE DINNER-TABLE
- THE MARBLE TABLET
- THE MASTER AND THE LEAVES
- II
- III
- IV
- LAST WORDS TO A DUMB FRIEND
- A DRIZZLING EASTER MORNING
- ON ONE WHO LIVED AND DIED WHERE HE WAS BORN
- SHE WHO SAW NOT
- THE OLD WORKMAN
- THE SAILOR’S MOTHER
- ON A DISCOVERED CURL OF HAIR
- TO A WELL-NAMED DWELLING
- THE WHIPPER-IN
- THE LAMENT OF THE LOOKING-GLASS
- CROSS-CURRENTS
- THE OLD NEIGHBOUR AND THE NEW
- THE CHOSEN
- THE MARBLE-STREETED TOWN
- PLYMOUTH (1914?).
- A WOMAN DRIVING
- A WOMAN’S TRUST
- BEST TIMES
- THE CASUAL ACQUAINTANCE
- INTRA SEPULCHRUM
- THE WHITEWASHED WALL
- JUST THE SAME
- THE LAST TIME
- THE SEVEN TIMES
- IN A LONDON FLAT
- II
- III
- DRAWING DETAILS IN AN OLD CHURCH
- RAKE-HELL MUSES
- THE COLOUR
- EPITAPH
- AN ANCIENT TO ANCIENTS
- FOOTNOTES