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Leaves from Australian Forests
Henry Kendall · 1869
Original text in English.
Poems of forest and running water, in which a country with no words of its own looks for them in a language learned elsewhere.
Poetry · 46 parts · about 22 000 words · about 1 h 35 of reading
Contents
- Dedication1 min
- Prefatory Sonnets1 min
- The Hut By The Black Swamp2 min
- September In Australia2 min
- Ghost Glen2 min
- Daphne2 min
- The Warrigal1 min
- Euroclydon2 min
- Araluen2 min
- At Euroma1 min
- Illa Creek1 min
- Moss On A Wall1 min
- Campaspe2 min
- On A Cattle Track2 min
- To Damascus2 min
- Bell Birds2 min
- A Death In The Bush7 min
- A Spanish Love Song1 min
- The Last Of His Tribe1 min
- Arakoon1 min
- The Voyage Of Telegonus7 min
- Sitting By The Fire1 min
- Cleone1 min
- Charles Harpur2 min
- God Help Our Men At Sea1 min
- Coogee2 min
- Ogyges4 min
- By The Sea1 min
- Song Of The Cattle Hunters1 min
- King Saul At Gilboa5 min
- In The Valley1 min
- Twelve Sonnets6 min
- Sutherland’s Grave1 min
- Syrinx1 min
- On The Paroo3 min
- Faith In God1 min
- Mountain Moss1 min
- The Glen Of Arrawatta7 min
- Euterpe2 min
- Ellen Ray1 min
- At Dusk1 min
- Safi3 min
- In Memoriam Daniel Henry Deniehy2 min
- Merope3 min
- After The Hunt1 min
- Rose Lorraine2 min
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