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Henry Lawson. Poetical Works of Henry Lawson
Poetical Works of Henry Lawson
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
The Sliprails and the Spur
The Star of Australasia
Faces in the Street
The Wander-Light
The Roaring Days
The Vagabond
Since Then
Sweeney
The Blue Mountains
Past Carin’
Sydney-Side
Dan, the Wreck
Jack Dunn of Nevertire
Ports Of The Open Sea
Taking His Chance
To Jim
The Lights of Cobb and Co
Middleton’s Rouseabout
One-Hundred-and-Three
Bertha
On The Night Train
The Shearing-Shed
The Glass on the Bar
Reedy River
A New John Bull
Ballad of the Rouseabout
Andy’s Gone With Cattle
Bill
Mallacoota Bar
When Your Pants Begin To Go
The Teams
When the World was Wide
The Light on the Wreck
The Great Grey Plain
Scots of the Riverina
Out Back
The Drover’s Sweetheart
The Southerly Buster
Written Afterwards
England Yet
Ballad of the Drover
After All
Black Bonnet
The Vanguard
My Army, O My Army!
Rain in the Mountains
Talbragar
The Shakedown on the Floor
Peter Anderson and Co
The Song and the Sigh
Trooper Campbell
The Route March
Ballad of the Elder Son
Knocked Up
The Never-Never Land
The Jolly Dead March
Kiss In The Ring
For’ard
To An Old Mate
‘Says You’
Andy’s Return
Song of the Old Bullock-Driver
I’m a Rebel Too
The Song of the Darling River
The Good Samaritan
To Hannah
Shearers
The Army of the Rear
New Chum Jackeroos
The Cambaroora Star
The Water Lily
The Tracks That Lie by India
New Life, New Love
A May Night on the Mountains
The Captains
A Voice from the City
Cameron’s Heart
Genoa
Eureka
Knocking Around
The Bush Fire
The Drunkard’s Vision
Dons of Spain
The Cattle-Dog’s Death
Second Class Wait Here
The Outside Track
In the Storm That is to Come
The Men We Might Have Been
Booth’s Drum
Mount Bukaroo
Bourke
Sticking to Bill
The Drums of Battersea
The Wreck of the Derry Castle
Ruth
To My Cultured Critics
Pigeon Toes
The Battling Days
The Fire at Ross’s Farm
The Shame of Going Back
Farewell to the Bushmen
Break o’ Day
The Cross-Roads
The Men Who Come Behind
Riding Round the Lines
The Christ of the Never
A Prouder Man Than You
From the Bush
The Separation
Cherry-Tree Inn
Foreign Lands
The Passing of Scotty
The Mountain Splitter
The Three Kings
The Rovers
The Bush Girl
Marshall’s Mate
The Old Jimmy Woodser
Waratah and Wattle
Australian Engineers
Eurunderee
Do You Think That I Do Not Know?
The Ghost
The Last Review
The Old Bark School
Paroo River
Billy’s Square Affair
The Boss-Over-the-Board
Robbie’s Statue
Tambaroora Jim
Rejected
O’Hara, J.P
Bill and Jim Fall Out
The Ballad of Mabel Clare
The Stranger’s Friend
The Captain of the Push
Corny Bill
Mary Called Him Mister
Up the Country
The Days When We went Swimming
Ripperty! Kye! Ahoo!
Rise Ye! Rise Ye!
The Song of Old Joe Swallow
Here’s Luck!
With Dickens
Professional Wanderers
Saint Peter
A Word to Texas Jack
Down the River
The City Bushman
Trouble on the Selection
The Fourth Cook
The Old Head Nurse
Jack Cornstalk
Write It Down for Me?
When the Army Prays for Watty
After the War
As Good as New
The King, the Queen and I
The Shearer’s Dream
Foreign Engineers
The Free-Selector’s Daughter
The Shanty on the Rise
The Poets of the Tomb
The Grog-an’-Grumble Steeplechase
Hawkers
Bursting of the Boom
The Green-hand Rouseabout
His Majesty’s Garden Spade
The Sign of the Old Black Eye
Australian Bards and Bush Reviewers
The Song of the Back to Front
Because of Her Father’s Blood
When There’s Trouble on Your Mind
My Literary Friend
Dogs of War
But What’s the Use
A Song of General Sick and Tiredness
THE END
