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Introduction | |
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The Ruin | |
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London Bridge | |
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from Chronicle | |
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from The Canterbury Tales | |
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Ring-a ring o'roses | |
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When Adam delved | |
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London lickpenny | |
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from To the city of London | |
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Mother Shipton's prophecy | |
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The magnificat from the Bible translated by William Tyndale | |
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from Prothalamion | |
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Oranges and lemons | |
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Lines | |
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To his son | |
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Elegy for himself | |
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Queen Elizabeth's speech at Tilbury | |
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from Richard III | |
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from King Lear | |
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All the World's a Stage | |
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from The tragedy of Dr. Faustus | |
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from Epithalamion made at Lincolnes Inne | |
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Life | |
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from The poly-olbion | |
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Verses on London Bridge | |
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In Westminster Abbey | |
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from The Thames | |
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from Drunken Barnaby | |
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To Althea from prison | |
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His tears to Thamasis | |
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from Ode on leaving the great town | |
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When the assault was intended to the city | |
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Miller of Wandsworth | |
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from one of James Shirley's dramas | |
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from Upon the death of his late Highness the Lord Protector | |
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from An Horatian ode upon Cromwell's return from Ireland | |
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A poem on St. James's Park as lately improved by His Majesty | |
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An anonymous ditty on the London spa at Clerkenwell | |
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Lusts of all sorts | |
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Vauxhall Gardens | |
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The bailiff's daughter of Islington | |
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from Annus Mirabilis : the year of wonders | |
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from Clever Tom Clinch going to be hanged | |
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from On poetry : a rhapsody | |
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Two couplets composed by Alexander Pope; one for the collar of a dog belonging to Frederick, Prince of Wales, the other addressed to his own kind | |
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Verse | |
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from Epistle to the Right Honourable William Pulteney, Esq | |
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from About in London | |
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from The distressed poet | |
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High Street Kensington | |
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from London | |
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from London suburbs | |
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London | |
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from Liberty | |
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Lines | |
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Epitaph for a goldfinch | |
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London from Westminster Bridge | |
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London, MDCCCII | |
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from On first looking into Chapman's Homer | |
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Lines on the mermaid tavern | |
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Ode to a nightingale | |
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All on that magic list depends | |
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Piccadilly | |
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Lines written in Kensington Gardens | |
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from Mr. Molony's account of the crystal palace | |
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Fog | |
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The waterman | |
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The embankment | |
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A ballad of London | |
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Impression de Nuit | |
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Symphony in yellow | |
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City nights | |
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from London nights | |
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In St. James's Park, a prose poem | |
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London | |
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Vesperal | |
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from Vagabonds | |
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from Villes | |
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from Metropolitan | |
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London | |
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By the statue of King Charles at Charing Cross | |
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To Merry London | |
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A London fete | |
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Sir Christopher Wren | |
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Pall Mall | |
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from The song of the ill-loved, to Paul Leautaud | |
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Envoi | |
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At Lord's | |
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from Embankment at night | |
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Ballad of the Londoner | |
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The balland of Camden Town | |
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The garrett | |
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The garden | |
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London revisited | |
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Slough | |
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In Westminster Abbey | |
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Monody on the death of Aldersgate Street Station | |
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London Airport | |
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Incident in Chapel Market | |
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Bar Italia | |
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Lonely hearts | |
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Photo in St. James's Park | |
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Erratum | |
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London nautical | |
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Previously on 'London ways' | |
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Schmaltz | |
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Perhaps you have seen dreams | |
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The deterioration of dignity | |
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London | |
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On Shepherd's Bush roundabout | |
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The London breed | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Index of first lines | |
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Index of poem titles | |