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Gipsy-Night, and Other Poems

Chapter I

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Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.
Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.
The Author offers the usual acknowledgments.
_Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.
_He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.
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Gipsy-Night, and Other Poems

Chapter I

Chapter 1 of Gipsy-Night, and Other Poems is here in full — 232 sentences across 47 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.
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Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.
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The Author offers the usual acknowledgments.
/ðə ˈɔːθər ˈɔːfərz ðə ˈjuːʒəwəl ækˈnɑːlɪdʒmənts/
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_Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.
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_He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.
/hiː ɡraʊndz ɪt əˈpɑːn mæn æz ə nʊˈrɑːtɪk ˈænəməl/

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acknowledgments noun US /ækˈnɑːlɪdʒmənts/

plural of “acknowledgment” — the state or quality of being recognized or acknowledged

From this reading “The Author offers the usual acknowledgments.”

Bookman noun US /ˈbʊkmən/

a learned person (especially in the humanities); someone who by long study has gained mastery in one or more disciplines

Dirge noun US /dɜːrdʒ/

a song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person

Gaza noun US /ˈɡɑːzə/

a coastal region at the southeastern corner of the Mediterranean bordering Israel and Egypt

Lithograph noun US /ˈlɪθəɡræf/

a print produced by lithography

Neurotic adjective US /nʊˈrɑːtɪk/

characteristic of or affected by neurosis

From this reading “_He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.”

Puddings noun US /ˈpʊdɪŋz/

plural of “pudding” — any of various soft thick unsweetened baked dishes

Vagrancy noun US /ˈveɪɡrənsi/

the state of wandering from place to place; having no permanent home or means of livelihood

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most important adverb + adjective

In this reading “_Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.”

for sale preposition + noun

available for purchase

In this reading “Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.”

de Se noun + noun

In this reading “_Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.”

appeared in verb + particle counted as “appear in”

In this reading “Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.”

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

acknowledgmentsnounUS /ækˈnɑːlɪdʒmənts/

plural of “acknowledgment” — the state or quality of being recognized or acknowledged

From this reading The Author offers the usual acknowledgments.

AmericanounUS /əˈmerəkə/

North American republic containing 50 states - 48 conterminous states in North America plus Alaska in northwest North America and the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean; achieved independence in 1776

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

AmericannounUS /əˈmerəkən/

a native or inhabitant of the United States

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

AnimalnounUS /ˈænəməl/

a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

From this reading _He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.

appearedverbUS /əˈpɪrd/

past form of “appear” — give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

artistnounUS /ˈɑːrtəst/

a person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading _He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.

Athenæum

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From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

authornounUS /ˈɔːθər/

writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay)

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

BallnounUS /bɔːl/

round object that is hit or thrown or kicked in games

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

BeannounUS /biːn/

any of various edible seeds of plants of the family Leguminosae used for food

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

Bianco

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From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

BirdnounUS /bɜːrd/

warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrates characterized by feathers and forelimbs modified as wings

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

Birds-nester

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

booknounUS /bʊk/

a written work or composition that has been published (printed on pages bound together)

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

BookmannounUS /ˈbʊkmən/

a learned person (especially in the humanities); someone who by long study has gained mastery in one or more disciplines

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

bothdeterminerUS /boʊθ/

the two together, not just one

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

CarenounUS /ker/

the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

CatnounUS /kæt/

feline mammal usually having thick soft fur and no ability to roar: domestic cats; wildcats

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

contributionnounUS /ˌkɑːntrəˈbjuːʃən/

the effort contributed by a person in bringing about a result

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

copiesnounUS /ˈkɑːpiz/

plural of “copy” — a reproduction of a written record (e.g. of a legal or school record)

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

Cottagernoun

someone who lives in a cottage

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

denounUS /diː/

a Mid-Atlantic state; one of the original 13 colonies

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

DialnounUS /ˈdaɪəl/

the face of a timepiece; graduated to show the hours

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

DirgenounUS /dɜːrdʒ/

a song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

eachdeterminerUS /iːtʃ/

every one of two or more people or things, taken separately

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

editionnounUS /əˈdɪʃən/

the form in which a text (especially a printed book) is published

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

EnglandnounUS /ˈɪŋɡlənd/

a division of the United Kingdom

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

EnglishnounUS /ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ/

an Indo-European language belonging to the West Germanic branch; the official language of Britain and the United States and most of the commonwealth countries

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

EnigmanounUS /ɪˈnɪɡmə/

something that baffles understanding and cannot be explained

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

EpitaphnounUS /ˈepətæf/

an inscription on a tombstone or monument in memory of the person buried there

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

EveningnounUS /ˈiːvnɪŋ/

the latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall)

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

Felo

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

firstadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/

preceding all others in time or space or degree

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

FreeverbUS /friː/

grant freedom to; free from confinement

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

Frontispiecenoun

an ornamental facade

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

Furies

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

GazanounUS /ˈɡɑːzə/

a coastal region at the southeastern corner of the Mediterranean bordering Israel and Egypt

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

GazettenounUS /ɡəˈzet/

a newspaper or official journal

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

Gipsy-Night

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From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

givenadjectiveUS /ˈɡɪvən/

acknowledged as a supposition

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

Glaucopis

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

GratitudenounUS /ˈɡrætətuːd/

a feeling of thankfulness and appreciation

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

GravesnounUS /ɡreɪvz/

English writer known for his interest in mythology and in the classics (1895-1985)

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

groundsnounUS /ɡraʊndz/

your basis for belief or disbelief; knowledge on which to base belief

From this reading _He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.

haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

HepronounUS /hiː/

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading _He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.

HorsenounUS /hɔːrs/

solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehistoric times

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

ImagenounUS /ˈɪmədʒ/

an iconic mental representation

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

importantadjectiveUS /ˌɪmˈpɔːrtənt/

of great significance or value

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

IsaacnounUS /ˈaɪzək/

(Old Testament) the second patriarch; son of Abraham and Sarah who was offered by Abraham as a sacrifice to God; father of Jacob and Esau

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

issuedverbUS /ˈɪʃuːd/

past form of “issue” — prepare and issue for public distribution or sale

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading _He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.

JourneyverbUS /ˈdʒɜːrni/

undertake a journey or trip

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

Judy

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

JumpingnounUS /ˈdʒʌmpɪŋ/

the act of participating in an athletic competition in which you must jump

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

LamentverbUS /ləˈment/

express grief verbally

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

LiteraryadjectiveUS /ˈlɪtəreri/

of or relating to or characteristic of literature

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

LithographnounUS /ˈlɪθəɡræf/

a print produced by lithography

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

LondonnounUS /ˈlʌndən/

the capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

MannounUS /mæn/

an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

Martha

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

MercurynounUS /ˈmɜːrkjəri/

a heavy silvery toxic univalent and bivalent metallic element; the only metal that is liquid at ordinary temperatures

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

modernadjectiveUS /ˈmɑːdərn/

belonging to the modern era; since the Middle Ages

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

Moon-struck

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From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

MoonlitadjectiveUS /ˈmuːnlɪt/

lighted by moonlight

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

mostadverbUS /moʊst/

used to form the superlative

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

MrnounUS /ˈmɪstər/

a form of address for a man

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

NeuroticadjectiveUS /nʊˈrɑːtɪk/

characteristic of or affected by neurosis

From this reading _He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.

NewadjectiveUS /nuː/

not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

OfprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

offersnounUS /ˈɔːfərz/

plural of “offer” — the verbal act of offering

From this reading The Author offers the usual acknowledgments.

OldadjectiveUS /oʊld/

(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

OnprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

OtheradjectiveUS /ˈʌðər/

not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

OutlooknounUS /ˈaʊtlʊk/

a habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

OxfordnounUS /ˈɑːksfərd/

a city in southern England to the northwest of London; site of Oxford University

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

PaintersnounUS /ˈpeɪntərz/

plural of “painter” — an artist who paints

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

Pamela

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From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

piecesnounUS /ˈpiːsəz/

plural of “piece” — a separate part of a whole

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

PoemsnounUS /ˈpoʊəmz/

plural of “poem” — a composition written in metrical feet forming rhythmical lines

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

poeticaladjectiveUS /poʊˈetɪkəl/

of or relating to poetry

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

PoetrynounUS /ˈpoʊətri/

literature in metrical form

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

PoetsnounUS /ˈpoʊəts/

plural of “poet” — a writer of poems (the term is usually reserved for writers of good poetry)

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

PortraitnounUS /ˈpɔːrtrət/

a word picture of a person's appearance and character

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

PostverbUS /poʊst/

affix in a public place or for public notice

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

PrefacenounUS /ˈprefəs/

a short introductory essay preceding the text of a book

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

ProbablyadverbUS /ˈprɑːbəbliː/

with considerable certainty; without much doubt

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

proofnounUS /pruːf/

any factual evidence that helps to establish the truth of something

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

PuddingsnounUS /ˈpʊdɪŋz/

plural of “pudding” — any of various soft thick unsweetened baked dishes

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

ReviewnounUS /ˌriːˈvjuː/

a new appraisal or evaluation

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

RoadnounUS /roʊd/

an open way (generally public) for travel or transportation

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

RobertnounUS /ˈrɑːbərt/

United States parliamentary authority and author (in 1876) of Robert's Rules of Order (1837-1923)

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

RollingadjectiveUS /ˈroʊlɪŋ/

uttered with a trill

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

RuinnounUS /ˈruːən/

an irrecoverable state of devastation and destruction

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

SaintnounUS /seɪnt/

a person who has died and has been declared a saint by canonization

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

salenounUS /seɪl/

a particular instance of selling

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

SaturdaynounUS /ˈsætərdi/

the seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

SenounUS /seɪ/

a toxic nonmetallic element related to sulfur and tellurium

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

SermonnounUS /ˈsɜːrmən/

an address of a religious nature (usually delivered during a church service)

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

signedadjectiveUS /saɪnd/

having a handwritten signature

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

SingingnounUS /ˈsɪŋɪŋ/

the act of singing vocal music

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

sixty-threeadjective

being three more than sixty

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

SomeadjectiveUS /sʌm/

(quantifier) used with either mass nouns or plural count nouns to indicate an unspecified number or quantity

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

SongnounUS /sɔːŋ/

a short musical composition with words

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

specialadjectiveUS /ˈspeʃəl/

unique or specific to a person or thing or category

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

SpectatornounUS /ˈspekteɪtər/

a close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind)

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

StormverbUS /stɔːrm/

behave violently, as if in state of a great anger

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

theorynounUS /ˈθɪri/

a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world; an organized system of accepted knowledge that applies in a variety of circumstances to explain a specific set of phenomena

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

thesedeterminerUS /ðiːz/

the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

thirtynounUS /ˈθɜːrdiː/

the cardinal number that is the product of ten and three

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

TrampnounUS /træmp/

a vagrant

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

TroughnounUS /trɔːf/

a narrow depression (as in the earth or between ocean waves or in the ocean bed)

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

twenty-fouradjectiveUS /ˈtwentifɔːr/

being four more than twenty

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading _He grounds it upon Man as a Neurotic Animal.

usualadjectiveUS /ˈjuːʒəwəl/

occurring or encountered or experienced or observed frequently or in accordance with regular practice or procedure

From this reading The Author offers the usual acknowledgments.

VagrancynounUS /ˈveɪɡrənsi/

the state of wandering from place to place; having no permanent home or means of livelihood

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

WalkingadjectiveUS /ˈwɔːkɪŋ/

close enough to be walked to

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

Wealdnoun

an area of open or forested country

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

WestminsternounUS /ˌwestˈmɪnstər/

a borough of Greater London on the Thames; contains Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

WinternounUS /ˈwɪntər/

the coldest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox

From this reading _Portrait of the Author by Pamela Bianco_ _Frontispiece_ _Preface_ _7_ _Gipsy-Night_ _9_ _The Horse Trough_ _11_ _Martha_ _12_ _Gratitude_ _15_ _Vagrancy_ _17_ _Storm_ _20_ _Tramp_ _23_ _Epitaph_ _26_ _Glaucopis_ _27_ _Poets, Painters, Puddings_ _28_ _Isaac Ball_ _30_ _Dirge_ _32_ _The Singing Furies_ _34_ _The Ruin_ _36_ _Judy_ _38_ _Winter_ _40_ _The Moonlit Journey_ _41_ _A Song of the Walking Road_ _42_ _The Sermon_ _44_ _The Rolling Saint_ _45_ _Weald_ _48_ _The Jumping Bean_ _50_ _Old Cat Care_ _52_ _Cottager is given the Bird_ _53_ _A Man_ _55_ _Moon-struck_ _56_ _Enigma_ _58_ _Lament for Gaza_ _59_ _The Image_ _60_ _Felo de Se_ _61_ _The Birds-nester_ _63_ Preface _Probably the most important contribution to modern poetical theory is Mr. Robert Graves' book_ On English Poetry.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Of this first American edition of _Gipsy-Night and Other Poems_, with a special proof of the _Lithograph Portrait_ by _Pamela Bianco_, sixty-three copies, each signed by both author and artist, have been issued, of which thirty are for sale in America and twenty-four in England.

YorknounUS /jɔːrk/

the English royal house (a branch of the Plantagenet line) that reigned from 1461 to 1485; its emblem was a white rose

From this reading Some of these pieces have appeared in England in _The Athenæum_, _London Mercury_, _Spectator_, _Saturday Westminster Gazette_, _Oxford Review_, _Free Oxford_, _Oxford Outlook_, _Poetry Review_, and _Oxford Poetry_; and in America in _The Dial_, the _New York Evening Post Literary Review_, _The Bookman_, and _Poetry_.

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