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Title Page Copyright Contents Foreword by Nikolai Tolstoy Part I: Poems
Blitz poetry ‘The sea and the sky are silent’ Mrs Koren ‘The harsh dry polished rattle’ ‘You will come to it’ The Olive Harvest The Inine tibi donum offero A present French verses
Mal du pays Le bois des oiseaux Espagnols exilés
‘A dog bit his master’ Goat Looking towards the south Foxes surprised Epitaph February The Deep Gold of a Pomegranate-Tree The Cypress Tree Meads no more The Lagoon A Lycéen In Upper Leeson Street How to lay a mine The far side of the pass August, Sun-impaled Words from the bottom of a river Croagh Patrick A T’ang Landscape Remembered Song Farewell, my sin I have enjoyed you A man under his impulsion David danced before the ark The falling of the leaves Dear Mona Fitzpatrick ’32 (or ’3) The theft The electric light failing Youth gone Giving up smoking Diego Spaniards Exiled The Captain and the Stock To the hermitage and down, refreshed Waiting for money in a far country In Madame Ponsalié’s garden Walk by the sea to see wonders The raven The young listless man From the Welsh Snowdon for the sunrise The wine-dark sea The bad day Sterne The Pleiades on Christmas Eve The apology Dead hours of louring justification, a desert of time Myself a young man read a poem The uncertain land Silver-haired charm and urbanity Winter in Foreign Parts Obsèques The dark figures ‘Is true the rat’ The duty of pleasure Poulp: or, the Medusa a Toy Grey and white No smoking: the second day Pray, Luv, forgive me my sourness The Mandrake For Louise’s visitors’ book ‘Clouds over clouds’ ‘Walking on the high mountain’ ‘Help my understanding, Lady’ ‘Down through the vines’ Collioure ‘Long, straight, the steel lines’ ‘If I could go back into my dream’ ‘Loose-bellied, grey’ Old Men ‘When your lance fails’
Part II: Drafts
The Sardana for the First Time ‘Yesterday an old husband’ ‘Whereas in Jewry came a star’ ‘Not that a hard-roed herring should presume’ ‘The pattering of rain’ ‘The cry of buzzards in the sky’ ‘Vicious intromission’ Forbear O Venus pray forbear A halt on the Trans-Siberian ‘When my Muse and Chian Veins vie’ The sorrow & woe Boars Night walking ‘On the mountain I have quite a good sense of direction’ The True-born Englishman ‘Sun sloping through the cypresses’ Labuntur anni (The advancing years) ‘Peace; a great lawn that small, fat feet’ The hard winter ‘An old thin tall man’ What the hell do you know about poverty? ‘The north wind low over the house’ ‘High on the cold mountain road’ ‘I went out in a night of tearing wind’ ‘A wheeling buzzard lifting to the sun’ ‘Thoughts that range from anger and revenge’ ‘Of France and of the knowledge of that land’ Captivity ‘When a dry heart sets a bleeding’ Loud-mouthed neighbours through the floor ‘For Jojo’s livre d’or 85’
Footnotes Acknowledgements Index of first lines The Works of Patrick O’Brian About the Publisher
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