Songs of Travel and Other Verses

Robert Louis Stevenson 著

45 章1h 15mEnglish1920

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A collection of short verses by the Scottish poet and novelist Robert Louis Stevenson reflecting his great love of travel and adventure from the Highlands of Scotland to the Islands of the Pacific. (Summary by Alan Mapstone)

章 (44)

1The Vagabond

125

2Youth and Love

3Youth and Love

4In dreams, unhappy, I behold you stand

5She rested by the Broken Brook

6The infinite shining heavens

7Plain as the glistering planets shine

8To you, let snow and roses

9Let beauty awake

10I know not how it is with you

11I will make you brooches

12We have loved of Yore

13Mater Triumphans

112

14Bright is the ring of words

15In the highlands

16Home no more home for me

146

17Winter

18The stormy evening closes now

19To Dr. Hake

20To ---

139

21The morning drum call

22I have trod the upward and the downward slope

23He hears with gladdened heart

24Farewell, fair day and fading light

25If this were Faith

124

26My Wife

27To the Muse

28To an Island Princess

169

29To Kalakaua

30To Princess Kaiulani

31To Mother Maryanne

32In Memoriam E. H.

33To my Wife

115

34To my Old Familiars

128

35The tropics vanish

133

36To S. C.

185

37The House of Tembinoka

501

38The Woodman

469

39Tropic Rain

40An End of Travel

41We uncommiserate pass into the night

42Sing me a song of a lad that is gone

43To S. R. Crockett

44Evensong

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