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Lord Weary's castle by Robert Lowell - New York Hardourt, Brace and company 1946 - 69 p.
The exile's return -- The holy innocents -- Colloquy in Black Rock -- Christmas in Black Rock -- New Year's Day -- The Quaker graveyard in Nantucket -- The first Sunday in Lent -- Christmas Eve under Hooker's statue -- Buttercups -- In memory of Arthur Winslow -- Winter in Dunbarton -- Mary Winslow -- Salem -- Concord -- Children of light -- Rebellion -- At a bible house -- The drunken fisherman -- The North Sea undertaker's complaint -- Napoleon crosses the Berezina -- The soldier -- War -- Charles the Fifth and the peasant -- The Shako -- France -- 1790 -- Between the porch and the altar -- To Peter Taylor on the feast of the epiphany -- As a plane tree by the water -- The crucifix -- Dea Roma -- The ghost -- In the cage -- At the Indian killer's grave -- Mr. Edwards and the spider -- After the surprising conversions -- The slough of despond -- The blind leading the blind. (Cont.) The fens -- The death of the sheriff -- The dead in Europe -- Where the rainbow ends.
American Poetry
811 Low 14
Lord Weary's castle by Robert Lowell - New York Hardourt, Brace and company 1946 - 69 p.
The exile's return -- The holy innocents -- Colloquy in Black Rock -- Christmas in Black Rock -- New Year's Day -- The Quaker graveyard in Nantucket -- The first Sunday in Lent -- Christmas Eve under Hooker's statue -- Buttercups -- In memory of Arthur Winslow -- Winter in Dunbarton -- Mary Winslow -- Salem -- Concord -- Children of light -- Rebellion -- At a bible house -- The drunken fisherman -- The North Sea undertaker's complaint -- Napoleon crosses the Berezina -- The soldier -- War -- Charles the Fifth and the peasant -- The Shako -- France -- 1790 -- Between the porch and the altar -- To Peter Taylor on the feast of the epiphany -- As a plane tree by the water -- The crucifix -- Dea Roma -- The ghost -- In the cage -- At the Indian killer's grave -- Mr. Edwards and the spider -- After the surprising conversions -- The slough of despond -- The blind leading the blind. (Cont.) The fens -- The death of the sheriff -- The dead in Europe -- Where the rainbow ends.
American Poetry
811 Low 14