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XML PDF A Study in Bereavement WRITTEN BY MR THOMAS PARKER IN 1954 AN old man, looking back on life, usually remembers a few…
XML PDF Pierrot O SOME there are who bury deep Lost joy in a grave far out of sight, Saying, “O trouble me not, but sleep In…
XML PDF Via Vita Veritas WE watch the bud in spring, inclining ear To hear the young leaf lisping in the sheath; We count…
XML PDF The Intellectual Ecstasy “Hinc Stygias ebrius hausit aquas” DIOGENES LAERTIUS I OF Epicurus it is told That growing weak and faint and cold, And…
XML PDF Two Songs I MY Love is dark, but she is fair; As dark as damask roses are, As dark as woodland lake-water, Which…
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XML PDF The Mystery of Time Characters: PAST. PRESENT. FUTURE THE PRESENT is seated on a throne a man in the prime of life, his eyes…
XML PDF Scene-Shifting I HOLD that a man’s work should take colour from his surround- ings, so writing as I do from the painting…
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