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Excerpt from Marsh Leaves
The stray turtle-dove, . Xxxi. Tiie may moon, xxxu. The ways OF woman, xxxm. Young life, xxxw. Blackthorn winter, xxxv. A little learning IS A dangerous thing, xxxvi. The cock and hen, xxxvn. Voices OF the night, xxxviii. A good dinner, xxmx. The first martin, XL. A wherryman - His watch, xu. A quiet afternoon, XLII. AT A marsh inn, xllii. ON the stubble, XLIV. A nocturne, XLV. A northerly breeze, XLVI. The new wherryman, XLVII. The tide-pulse, XLVIII. Rural felicity, xux. The village bird-stuffer, L. Sunday afternoon, Li. The bewitched pig, Lii. The wind against the law, Liii. A country child, Liv. A day with the rats, LV. Cottage property, LVI. Love-time, LVII. Three wreckers, Lviii. Blue, amber, and green, Lix. The irish steer, . The spider and the flies, LXI. Rain and melancholy, Lx11. Old bewties, LXIII. The voices OF the reed, LXIV. A may morning, v. Polly's valentine.
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