rs
And not forgotten the birds above:
We have known smiters and sons of thunder
And not unworthily walked with them,
We have grown wiser and lost not wonder;
And we have seen Jerusalem.

CONTENTS

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To F. C. In Memoriam Palestine, '19 vii

The Ballad of St. Barbara 1

Elegy in a Country Churchyard 13

The Sword of Surprise 14

A Wedding in War-time 15

The Mystery 18

"The Myth of Arthur" 19

The Old Song 20

The Trinkets 24

The Philanthropist 26

On the Downs 27

The Red Sea 30

For a War Memorial 32

Memory 33

The English Graves 35

Nightmare 37

A Second Childhood 40

"Mediaevalism" 43

Poland 46

The Hunting of the Dragon 48

Sonnet 51

Fantasia 52

A Christmas Carol 54

To Captain Fryatt 56

For Four Guilds:
I. The Glass-Stainers 57
II. The Bridge-Builders 59
III. The Stone-Masons 62
IV. The Bell-Ringers 64

The Convert 67

Songs of Education:
I. History 71
II. Geography 74
III. For the Creche 76
IV. Citizenship 78
V. The Higher Mathematics 80
VI. Hygiene 82

THE BALLAD OF ST. BARBARA

_(St. Barbara is the patron saint of artillery and of those in
danger of sudden death.)_