Verse-Book of a Homely Woman

by Fay Inchfawn

45 chapters1h 14mEnglish1920

About this book

Published by the Religious Tract Society in London, The Verse-Book of a Homely Woman is a collection of domestic, spiritual, and fanciful poems from the point of view of a woman, a housewife, and a Christian. The natural, supernatural, and solidly mundane are mixed together as well as separated into two parts: Indoors and Outdoors. Summary by Clarica.

Chapters (44)

1The Long View

2Within my House

125

3The Housewife

4To Mother

116

5In Such an Hour

6The Daily Interview

245

7The Little House

104

8The House-Mother

9A Woman in Hospital

272

10In Convalescence

11Homesick

133

12On Washing Day

126

13When Baby Strayed

119

14If Only ----

103

15Listening

16The Dear Folks in Devon

17The Reason

18Two Women

102

19The Prize Fight

158

20The Home Lights

106

21To an Old Teapot

22To a Rebellious Daughter

179

23For Mothering!

24Little Fan

25The Naughty Day

26To a Little White Bird

27Because

28When He Comes

120

29Early Spring

30The Witness

31In Somerset

32Song of a Woodland Stream

33Luggage in Advance

34At the Cross Roads

35Summer met Me

36The Carrier

106

37The Lad's Love by the Gate

38The Thrush

39In Dorset Dear

40The Flight of the Fairies

41The Street Player

104

42On All Souls' Eve

43The Log Fire

44God save the King

Verse-Book of a Homely Woman

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