The Poems and Verses of Charles DickensDickens, Charles
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The Poems and Verses of Charles Dickens
Dickens, Charles
England -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Poetry; English poetry -- 19th century
_The Quack Doctor's Proclamation._
An astonishing doctor has just come to town, 67
_Subjects for Painters._
To you, Sir Martin, 73
THE PATRICIAN'S DAUGHTER (1842), 79
_Prologue._
No tale of streaming plumes and harness bright, 81
THE KEEPSAKE (1844), 87
_A Word in Season._
They have a superstition in the East, 89
THE DAILY NEWS (1846), 93
_The British Lion._
Oh, p'r'aps you may have heard, 95
_The Hymn of the Wiltshire Labourers._
Oh God, who by Thy Prophet's hand, 101
LINES ADDRESSED TO MARK LEMON (1849), 107
_New Song._
Lemon is a little hipped, 109
THE LIGHTHOUSE (1855), 113
_Prologue._
A story of those rocks where doom'd ships come, 115
_The Song of the Wreck._
The wind blew high, the waters raved, 119
THE FROZEN DEEP (1856), 125
_Prologue._
One savage footprint on the lonely shore, 127
THE WRECK OF THE GOLDEN MARY (1856), 131
_A Child's Hymn._
Hear my prayer, O! Heavenly Father, 133
SONGS, CHORUSES, AND CONCERTED PIECES FROM 'THE VILLAGE COQUETTES'
A COMIC OPERA
1836
THE VILLAGE COQUETTES
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