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Georgian Poetry 1911-1912

by Edward Howard Marsh

Level C2 · ProficientPoetry18 chapters
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About this book

A man wrestles with fear and faith as he prepares to journey to India by sea, confronting visions of danger and the relentless power of nature. Amidst uncertain waters, he carries a divine mission that challenges both his courage and soul.

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Contents

18 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02Gordon Bottomley
03Rupert Brooke
04Gilbert K. Chesterton
05William H. Davies
06Walter de la Mare
07John Drinkwater
08James Elroy Flecker
09Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
10D. H. Lawrence
11John Masefield
12Harold Monro

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