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EDWARD THOMAS
COPYRIGHT
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The Poetry of Edward Thomas
BRIEF INTRODUCTION: EDWARD THOMAS
UP IN THE WIND
NOVEMBER
MARCH
OLD MAN
THE SIGNPOST
AFTER RAIN
INTERVAL
THE OTHER
THE MOUNTAIN CHAPEL
BIRDS’ NESTS
THE MANOR FARM
AN OLD SONG I
AN OLD SONG II
THE COMBE
THE NEW YEAR
THE HOLLOW WOOD
THE SOURCE
THE PENNY WHISTLE
A PRIVATE
SNOW
ADLESTROP
TEARS
OVER THE HILLS
THE LOFTY SKY
THE CUCKOO
SWEDES
THE UNKNOWN BIRD
BEAUTY
THE MILL-POND
MAN AND DOG
THE GYPSY
AMBITION
PARTING
HOUSE AND MAN
FIRST KNOWN WHEN LOST
MAY 23
THE BARN
HOME
THE OWL
THE CHILD ON THE CLIFFS
THE BRIDGE
GOOD-NIGHT
BUT THESE THINGS ALSO
THE NEW HOUSE
THE BARN AND THE DOWN
SOWING
MARCH THE THIRD
TWO PEWITS
WILL YOU COME?
THE PATH
THE WASP TRAP
A TALE
WIND AND MIST
A GENTLEMAN
LOB
DIGGING
LOVERS
IN MEMORIAM (EASTER, 1915)
HEAD AND BOTTLE
HOME
HEALTH
THE HUXTER
SHE DOTES
SONG
A CAT
MELANCHOLY
TONIGHT
APRIL
THE GLORY
JULY
THE CHALK-PIT
FIFTY FAGGOTS
SEDGE-WARBLERS
I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE OF GLASS
WORDS
THE WORD
UNDER THE WOODS
HAYMAKING
A DREAM
THE BROOK
ASPENS
THE MILL-WATER
FOR THESE
DIGGING
TWO HOUSES
COCK-CROW
OCTOBER
THERE’S NOTHING LIKE THE SUN
THE THRUSH
LIBERTY
THIS IS NO CASE OF PETTY RIGHT OR WRONG
RAIN
THE CLOUDS THAT ARE SO LIGHT
ROADS
THE ASH GROVE
FEBRUARY AFTERNOON
I MAY COME NEAR LOVING YOU
THOSE THINGS THAT POETS SAID
NO ONE SO MUCH AS YOU
THE UNKNOWN
CELANDINE
HOME
THAW
IF I SHOULD EVER BY CHANCE
IF I WERE TO OWN
WHAT SHALL I GIVE?
AND YOU, HELEN
THE WIND’S SONG
LIKE THE TOUCH OF RAIN
WHEN WE TWO WALKED
TALL NETTLES
I NEVER SAW THAT LAND BEFORE
THE CHERRY TREES
THE WATCHERS
IT RAINS
THE SUN USED TO SHINE
NO ONE CARES LESS THAN I
SOME EYES CONDEMN
AS THE TEAM’S HEAD-BRASS
AFTER YOU SPEAK
BRIGHT CLOUDS
EARLY ONE MORNING
IT WAS UPON
WOMEN HE LIKED
THERE WAS A TIME
THE GREEN ROADS
THE GALLOWS
THE DARK FOREST
WHEN HE SHOULD LAUGH
HOW AT ONCE
GONE, GONE AGAIN
THAT GIRL’S CLEAR EYES
WHAT WILL THEY DO?
THE TRUMPET
WHEN FIRST
THE CHILD IN THE ORCHARD
THE LONG SMALL ROOM
LIGHTS OUT
THE SHEILING
THE LANE
OUT IN THE DARK
THE SORROW OF TRUE LOVE
The Poems
LIST OF POEMS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER
LIST OF POEMS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
The Novella
THE HAPPY-GO-LUCKY MORGANS
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. ABERCORRAN STREET
CHAPTER II. THE MORGANS OF ABERCORRAN HOUSE
CHAPTER III. THE WILD SWANS
CHAPTER IV. HOB-Y-DERI-DANDO
CHAPTER V. AURELIUS, THE SUPERFLUOUS MAN
CHAPTER VI. OUR COUNTRY
CHAPTER VII. WOOL-GATHERING AND LYDIARD CONSTANTINE
CHAPTER VIII. ABERCORRAN AND MORGAN’S FOLLY
CHAPTER IX. MR TORRANCE, THE CHEERFUL MAN
CHAPTER X. THE HOUSE UNDER THE HILL
CHAPTER XI. MR STODHAM, THE RESPECTABLE MAN, AND THE DRYAD
CHAPTER XII. GREEN AND SCARLET
CHAPTER XIII. NED OF GLAMORGAN
CHAPTER XIV. THE CASTLE OF LEAVES AND THE BEGGAR WITH THE LONG WHITE BEARD
CHAPTER XV. MR STODHAM SPEAKS FOR ENGLAND - FOG SUPERVENES
CHAPTER XVI. THE HOUSE OF THE DAYS OF THE YEAR
CHAPTER XVII. PHILIP AND THE OUTLAWS OF THE ISLAND
CHAPTER XVIII. WHAT WILL ROLAND DO?
CHAPTER XIX. THE INTERLUDE OF HIGH BOWER
CHAPTER XX. THE POET’S SPRING AT LYDIARD CONSTANTINE
The Letters
THE LETTERS OF EDWARD THOMAS
1896-1899
To James Ashcroft Noble
To James Ashcroft Noble
To Helen
To Harry Hooton
To Helen
To Harry Hooton
To Helen
To Helen
To Helen
1900-1904
To Helen
To Ian MacAlister
To Ian MacAlister
To Ian MacAlister
To Ian MacAlister
To Ian MacAlister
To Jesse Berridge
To Helen
To Ian MacAlister
To Helen
To Helen
To Helen
To Helen
1905-1909
To Jesse Berridge
To Gordon Bottomley
To Walter de la Mare
To Walter de la Mare
To Gordon Bottomley
To Jesse Berridge
To Gordon Bottomley
To C. F. Cazenove
To Walter de la Mare
To Gordon Bottomley
To Harry Hooton
To Walter de la Mare
To Walter de la Mare
To Edward Garnett
To Edward Garnett
To Gordon Bottomley
To Gordon Bottomley
To Gordon Bottomley
1910-1913
To C. F. Cazenove
To C. F. Cazenove
To Gordon Bottomley
To David Uzzell
To W. H. Hudson
To Gordon Bottomley
To Harold Monro
To Harold Monro
To Edward Garnett
To Edward Garnett
To Harry Hooton
To Edward Garnett
To Irene and Hugh McArthur
To Gordon Bottomley
To Walter de la Mare
To Helen
To Helen
To Clifford Bax
To Gordon Bottomley
To Helen
To Helen
To Edward Garnett
To Eleanor Farjeon
To Harry Hooton
To Eleanor Farjeon
To Walter de la Mare
To Robert Frost
To C. F. Cazenove
1914-1915
To Gwili
To Robert Frost
To Clifford Bax
To Robert Frost
To Eleanor Farjeon
To Gwili
To Robert Frost
To Robert Frost
To C. F. Cazenove
To Eleanor Farjeon
To Helen
To Helen
To Robert Frost
To W. H. Hudson
To C. F. Cazenove
To Robert Forst
To Harold Monro
To Margaret Townsend
To John Freeman
To Edward Garnett
To W. H. Hudson
To Robert Frost
To Harry Hooton
To Robert Frost
To Edward Garnett
To his parents
To J. W. Haines
To Robert Frost
1916-1917
To Helen
To Lascelles Abercrombie
To Robert Frost
To Robert Frost
To Helen
To Robert Frost
To Robert Frost
To J. W. Haines
To Robert Frost
To Helen
To Robert Frost
To his parents
To Robert Frost
To his parents
To Eleanor Farjeon
To Helen
To Eleanor Farjeon
To Robert Frost
To Walter de la Mare
To Eleanor Farjeon
To his parents
To his son
To Helen
To his mother and younger brother
To his mother
To Helen
To Robert Frost
To his mother
To Helen
To Helen
INDEX OF LETTERS
The Autobiographies
HOW I BEGAN
THE CHILDHOOD OF EDWARD THOMAS
CONTENTS
I. INFANCY
II. FIRST SCHOOLDAYS
III. HOLIDAYS
IV. BOOKS AND SCHOOL FRIENDS
V. SCHOOL GAMES AND EARLY READING
VI. PLAYFELLOWS AND SWINDON EXPERIENCES
VII. ANOTHER NEW SCHOOL
VIII. BUTTERFLIES, MOTHS AND PIGEONS
IX. A LASTING ACQUAINTANCE: RICHARD JEFFERIES
X. PUBLIC SCHOOL: FIRST IMPRESSIONS
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