Five Minutes: Daily Readings of Poetry

Longmans, Green, and Company, 1912

All are architects of Fate Longfellow	12

As from a mountains top Longfellow	46

A thousand pretty ways Cowley	57

Alas why plainen men Chaucer	63

As precious gums Dryden	70

And a new spirit George Eliot	92

We live together years and years Lord Houghton	99

Why does the sea moan evermore C Rossetti	105

O stream descending A H Clough	238

Within the Cretan caverns shade J Anstice	243

O night O sweet Michael Angelo	247

O only source A H Clough	256

Angels thy old friends R Crashaw	261

O Earth lie heavily C Rossetti	263

One by one A A Proctor	270

Who reade a chapter G Herbert 204	276

Título	Five Minutes: Daily Readings of Poetry
Compilado por	Mrs. Henrietta Louisa Lear
Editor	Longmans, Green, and Company, 1912
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	29 Ene. 2019

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All fair things Lord Houghton	106

Where sunless rivers weep C Rossetti	116

The bud on the bough	120

And art thou dead Byron	124

When gripinge grefes R Edwards	129

What state of life can be so blest Dryden	145

Ah yet when all is thought and said A H Clough	147

On every priest Crabbe III	151

A day of clouds and darkness J M Neale	169

O fair as far Anon	173

Wheneer thy shining vane Francis Lear	178

Life and thought	184

A good man ther was Chaucer	189

O chance suggesting J Anstice	194

As at a railway junction A H Clough	201

What are we set on earth for? E B Browning	206

O soden wo Chaucer	207

What is a Church? Crabbe	212

A thing of beauty Keats	215

A troop of boys Ernest Myers	221

When some dear human friend C Tennyson Turner	225

As on my bed at dawn C Tennyson Turner	277

One more unfortunate T Hood	283

One loving howre Spenser	290

All round the house Crabbe	292

What would this man Pope	296

O now I see what beauties lay Isaac Williams	303

Wherefore shrink and say J Keble	306

What time my heart unfolded J H Newman	312

O it is sweet to think F W Faber	323

Alone in the noisy F S Lee	334

One adequate support Wordsworth	341

Weave the wild dance J Anstice	350

Alas how light a cause Moore	359

What heart of rock Milton	360

Weep not for me J H Newman	367

One day I wrote her name Spenser	368

Oh Thou who dryst Moore	378

Believe not that your inner	386

Lord Houghton	388

Queen and huntress Ben Jonson 118	389