Auckland · the City in Literature by ed -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half-title Title Page Table of Contents Introduction : Auckland: The place desired by many The Waitemata waters Sonnet 3 Conversation at Karekare Tamaki of a hundred lovers A view across the city From the summit of Mount Eden Morning Maungawhau Auckland, 1900 Sunday at Te Parenga Frank Sargeson’s place Pity about the gulls View across the harbour A family at Devonport beach Container terminal At Foodtown with the dog A Grey Lynn story Coffee and cheese with Gudrun and Ursula Way out west Henderson Going west Lone Kauri Road Bred in South Auckland The biggest Polynesian city in the world Growing up at Point Chevalier Going home Onehunga Bay At the Auckland Museum A Parnell encounter Bastion Point Orakei Walking Tamaki Drive Ode to Auckland Jogging the Viaduct Basin Parnell and the Auckland Art Gallery Speeding down Queen Street Outside Smith & Caughey’s Who is reading poetry in 2021? Karangahape Road A night at the Balcony Message from Mangere Shopping at St Luke’s The bird Autumn and Waiheke An eyeland adventure with old winds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Copyright

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