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George E. Merkley. Canadian Melodies and Poems
Canadian Melodies and Poems
Table of Contents
PREFACE
CORRECTIONS
Prelude
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MELODIES
The Rainbow
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In the Land of the Sun
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The Sailor’s Bride
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The Broken Mirror
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The Chieftain’s Lament
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VII
VIII
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Shadow-Land (Imitated from the Japanese.)
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An Ode
The Grave of a United Empire Loyalist
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VIII
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O’er Crag and O’er Dune
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They But Dream Who Believe
The Magic Ring.[C]
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An Autumnal Dirge
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Songs Unsung
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Compages Ossium (Lines composed while looking into an opened grave from my study window.)
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VIII
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Mystics
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Eyes That Are Used to Weeping
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Oh, Thou Hast Wept Long
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Transition
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VII
The Mystery of the Sea
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Faith
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A Lament (From an unpublished Drama written in early life.)
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Ember Pictures
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POEMS
A Legend of Dead Man’s Lake
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VIII
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The Vigil.[E] (A Romaunt of the late Rebellion in the U.S.A.)
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A Fable in Two Cantos
PRELUDE
CANTO I
CANTO II
MORAL
Impromptu (Suggested on seeing a vain lady gazing at herself in a mirror.)
TRANSLATIONS
Horace; Ode ix., Book iii
Horace, Ode xvi., Book iii
Homeric Garlands[F]
ILIAD I. 528–539
ILIAD III. 1–14
ILIAD VI. 146–149
ILIAD VI. 466–580
The Dying Slave[G] (From the introduction to a Greek prize ode.)
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The Lorelei (From the German of Heine.)
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The Two Streams (Adapted from the Italian of Metastasio.) Quella onda che ruina
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