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Edith Sitwell. Fanfare for Elizabeth
Fanfare for Elizabeth
Table of Contents
Chapter One
NOTES TO CHAPTER ONE
Chapter Two
NOTES TO CHAPTER TWO
Chapter Three
Falingtado, Falingtado, to wear the black and yellow— Falingtado, Falingtado, my mates are gone: I’ll follow —Summer’s Last Will and Testament
Happy, happy they that in Hell feel not the world’s despite
NOTES TO CHAPTER THREE
Chapter Four
NOTES TO CHAPTER FOUR
Chapter Five
NOTES TO CHAPTER FIVE
Chapter Six
NOTES TO CHAPTER SIX
Chapter Seven
NOTES TO CHAPTER SEVEN
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
But to the girdle doe the gods inherit, Beneath is all the Fiends. There’s hell, there’s darkness, there is the sulphurous pit; Burning, scalding, stench, consumption, Fye, fye, fie
You and I and Amyas, Amyas and you and I. To the greenwood must we go; alas— You and I, my life, and Amyas ..
NOTES TO CHAPTER NINE
Chapter Ten
“I had a little nut tree, Nothing would it bear. But a silver nutmeg. And a golden pear— And the King of Spain’s daughter. Came to visit me— And all because of. My little nut tree. I skipped across the water— I skipped across the sea. And all the birds of the air. Could not catch me.”
NOTES TO CHAPTER TEN
Chapter Eleven
Phoenix Jana jacet nato phoenice; dolendum, Soecula phoenices nulla tulisse duos
NOTES TO CHAPTER ELEVEN
Chapter Twelve
NOTES TO CHAPTER TWELVE
Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Fourteen
NOTES TO CHAPTER FOURTEEN
Chapter Fifteen
NOTES TO CHAPTER FIFTEEN
Chapter Sixteen
King Pandion he is dead, All thy friends are lapped in lead
NOTES TO CHAPTER SIXTEEN
Chapter Seventeen
NOTES TO CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
Chapter Eighteen
NOTE TO CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
Chapter Nineteen
NOTES TO CHAPTER NINETEEN
