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This is the second book issued by the Beaumont Press 20 copies have beenprinted on Japanese vellum signed by the author and numbered 1 to 20 and250 copies on hand-made paper numbered 21 to 270. This is No. 200.
T H E S U N K E N
G A R D E N
AND OTHER POEMS BY
WALTER DE LA MARE
| Page | |
| THE LITTLE SALAMANDER | |
| When I go free, | 9 |
| THE SUNKEN GARDEN | |
| Speak not—whisper not; | 10 |
| THE RIDDLERS | |
| ‘Thou Solitary!’ the Blackbird cried, | 11 |
| MRS. GRUNDY | |
| ‘Step very softly, sweet Quiet-foot, | 13 |
| THE DARK HOUSE | |
| See this house, how dark it is | 15 |
| MISTRESS FELL | |
| ‘Whom seek you here, sweet Mistress Fell?’ | 16 |
| THE STRANGER | |
| In the woods as I did walk, | 18 |
| THE FLIGHT | |
| How do the days press on, and lay | 19 |
| THE REMONSTRANCE | |
| I was at peace until you came | 20 |
| THE EXILE | |
| I am that Adam who, with Snake for guest, | 21 |
| EYES | |
| O Strange Devices that alone divide | 22 |
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