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Peacock Pie A Book Of Rhymes by Walter De LA Mare, 2004-06-30 Walter De La Mare;: A checklist prepared on the occasion of an exhibition of his books and MSS. at the National Book League ... 20th April to 19th May 1956 by National Book League (Great Britain), 1974 The riddle, and other tales, by Walter de la Mare. by Walter. De la Mare, 1923 Selected Poems of Walter De La Mare (Poet to Poet: An Essential Choice of Classic Verse) by Walter de la Mare, 2006-04-06 Crossing: A Fairy Play (Collected Works of Walter de la Mare) by Walter de la Mare, 2000-05 Tea With Walter De LA Mare by Russell Brain, 1957-06 Selected Poems By Walter De La Mare by Walter De La Mare, 1927 WALTER DE LA MARE. by Kenneth Hopkins., 1953 Walter De La Mare: A Biography & Critical Study by Rodolphe L. Megroz, 1924-01 St. Andrews : two poems / specially contributed by Rudyard Kipling and Walter de la Mare ; with sixteen reproductions from pencil drawings and etchings of St. Andrews by Malcolm Patterson by Malcolm with Rudyard Kipling and Walter de la Mare Patterson, 1926 Walter De LA Mare: A Selection from His Writings by Walter De LA Mare, 1956-01 WALTER DE LA MARE. WRITERS AND THEIR WORK NO36. Flora;: A book of drawings by Pamela Bianco, with illustrative poems by Walter De La Mare by Pamela Bianco, 1920 COLLECTED POEMS BY WALTER DE LA MARE by WALTER DE LA MARE, 1944

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41. Three Poems Of Walter De La Mare
    Three Poems of walter de la mare. Set by David Arditti (1964), op. 11 (1996)Texts by walter de la mare (1873-1956), copyright ©. 1. Come!  
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42. Archives Hub: Papers Of Walter De La Mare
    Papers of walter de la mare (18731956). The poet, novelist, and anthologistwalter de la mare was born in Charleton, Kent, on 25 April 1873.  
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    Extractions: Language of Material : eng The poet, novelist, and anthologist Walter De La Mare was born in Charleton, Kent, on 25 April 1873. He was educated at St. Paul's Cathedral Choristers' School in London. From 1890 until 1908, De La Mare worked for the Anglo-American Oil Company in London. However, after the appearance in 1902 of his Songs of childhood , under the pseudonym of Walter Ramal, he spent more and more time writing and his first novel Henry Brocken was published in 1904. A large output of poems, stories, novels, books for children and anthologies continued throughout the rest of his life. His production includes Poems The return The listeners Peacock pie Memoirs of a midget Come hither Behold, this dreamer

43. Books By Walter J. De La Mare
    de la mare walter by walter J. de la mare Paperback december 1962 Listprice $3.95 Click here to compare prices at dozens of online stores!  
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44. First World War.com - Prose & Poetry - Walter De La Mare
    Prose Poetry walter de la mare Updated - Saturday, 11 August, 2001.walter de la mare (1873-1956), poet, author, editor and critic  
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    Extractions: Updated - Saturday, 11 August, 2001 Walter de la Mare (1873-1956), poet, author, editor and critic, was born on 25 April 1873 in Charlton, Kent and was educated at St. Paul’s Cathedral Choristers’ School until age 16. From 1890 until 1908 he worked for the Anglo-American Oil Company within its statistics department. He published a collection of poetry – Songs of Childhood (1902) – under a pseudonym, Walter Ramal. This was followed by novels, stories, children’s books and several brilliant anthologies, including the novel Memoirs of a Midget (1921) which detailed the often bizarre experiences of the minute Miss Thomasina. Although de la Mare is often considered a children’s author he is famed also for his supernatural collections, including The Connoisseur and Other Stories On the Edge The Riddle and Other Tales , and the novel The Return . During the First World War he wrote a series of patriotic poems. De la Mare’s reputation however was established by The Listener and Other Poems , published in 1912.

45. Project Gutenberg Author Record
    Project Gutenberg Author record. de la mare, walter, 18731956. Titles.  
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46. Walter De La Mare Bibliography
    A bibliography of walter de la mare's books and short stories, with book coversand links to related authors. Visitors, Books about walter de la mare, Top.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Walter_de_la_Mare.htm
    
    Extractions: The Veil, and Other Poems Down-a-Down-Derry Motley: And Other Poems Ding Dong Bell Peacock Pie Broomsticks: And Other Tales Poems 1901-1918 Two Tales: The Green-Room; The Connoisseur The Connoisseur: And Other Stories Told Again: Traditional Tales Told By Walter De La Mare Stories from the Bible On The Edge The Dutch Cheese and The Lovely Myfanwy Seven Short Stories The Lord Fish: And Other Tales The Wind Blows Over Stories, Essays and Poems Bells And Grass: A Book of Rhymes. The Picnic: And Other Stories Best Stories of Walter de la Mare The Old Lion: And Other Stories Time Passes: And Other Poems The Magic Jacket: And Other Stories Collected Rhymes and Verses The Burning Glass The Scarecrow: And Other Stories The Dutch Cheese: And Other Stories Collected Stories for Children Stuff and Nonsense The Collected Tales of Walter de la Mare Winged Chariot Come Hither A Beginning: And Other Stories Ghost Stories Some Stories Walter De La Mare: Poems Selected by Charles Causley Selected Poems of Walter De La Mare Short Stories 1895 - 1926 ... Walter De La Mare, Short Stories 1927-1956: Vol 2

47. Walter De La Mare: Poems Selected By Charles Causley By Walter De La Mare
    walter de la mare Poems Selected by Charles Causley (1962).A collection of stories by walter de la mare. UK Price Check.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/books/c0/c4223.htm?authorid=732

48. THE WALTER SHEWRING PAPERS: INDEX
    FROM GILL, ERIC 1920 1 4 de la mare, walter CORRES. TO SHEWRING walter- CORRES. FROM de la mare, walter 1935 1 3 SHEWRING, walter - CORRES.  
    http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/index/i190}1.htm
    
    Extractions: GO TO FOLDER LIST GO TO BOTTOM OF SEGMENT BACCHELLI, RICCARDO - ARTICLE: "LETTERA BRITANNICA" (1949) 1 1 BACCHELLI, RICCARDO - BOOK: "BELLISIMA FIABA DI ROSA DEI VENTI" (1948) 1 1 BACCHELLI, RICCARDO - CORRES. TO SHEWRING, WALTER 1949 1 1 CHUTE, DESMOND - ARTICLE: "ERIC GILL ARTEFICE E APOSTOLO" 1942 1 2 ...

49. Authorities : Personal Name : Multipart Surnames
    a Bergh, Simon van den, d 1882 400/11 a den Bergh, Simon van, d 1882- 400/21 a Van den Bergh, Simon, d 1882- 1001 a de la mare, walter, d 1873  
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    Extractions: Multipart Surnames Compound Surnames Multipart Surnames Complex Surnames Sometimes personal names involve more than a single surname. They may include compound surnames, multipart surnames and combinations of these. Cross-references are usually made from each part of the surname. Examples of each type are listed below. Note that USMARC has recently discontinued the use of the second indicator for use with multipart and complex surnames as described below. The Library of Congress only began using the new coding in January 2000. Queen's will synchronize it's practice with LC When using the new coding, please ensure that each record is internally consistent . In other words, when you use the new code in one field in a record, please make sure that you use the new code throughout the same record. In addition, please be aware that the CLARR utility checks for consistency with the indicators as well as the actual heading; if you intend to use CLARR to check a bibliographic record, you should probably do so before updating the coding.

50. Walter De La Mare
    (18731956). back home next. All That's Past Fare Well TheHuntsmen The Listeners Martha November Silver Winter.  
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51. "The Listeners" By Walter De La Mare
    And the sound of iron on stone,. And how the silence surged softly backward,.When the plunging hoofs were gone. walter de la mare. Graphics by Jaycards.  
    http://www.poemtree.com/poems/Listeners.htm
    
    Extractions: The Listeners "Is anybody there?" said the Traveler, Knocking on the moonlit door; And his horse in the silence chomped the grasses Of the forest's ferny floor. And a bird flew up out of the turret, Above the traveler's head: And he smote upon the door a second time; "Is there anybody there?" he said. But no one descended to the Traveler; No head from the leaf-fringed sill Leaned over and looked into his gray eyes, Where he stood perplexed and still. But only a host of phantom listeners That dwelt in the lone house then Stood listening in the quiet of the moonlight To that voice from the world of men: Stood thronging the faint moonbeams on the dark stair That goes down to the empty hall

52. [minstrels] To Walter De La Mare -- T. S. Eliot
    630 To walter de la mare. Title To walter de la mare. Poet TS Eliot.Date 9 dec 2000. 1stLine The children who exp To walter de la mare.  
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    Extractions: Title : To Walter de la Mare Poet : T. S. Eliot Date : 9 Dec 2000 The children who exp... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq My thanks to Anustup Datta for introducing me to this poem, a long time ago: To Walter de la Mare T. S. Eliot Poem #628 Laurence Hope, "Reverie of Mahomed Akram", Poem #627 Wilfred Gibson, "The Ice-Cart", Poem #622 and further back, a host of others, all of which you can read at http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/ de la Mare poems: "The Listeners", Poem #2 "Napoleon", Poem #272 "Breughel's Winter", Poem #483 Eliot poems: a whole bunch of them, which you can browse at http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/index_poet [Random Ramblings] WALTER DE LA MARE anagrams to TALL DREAMER: AWE!. (Sorry, it's three in the morning and I'm really sleepy).

53. [minstrels] The Listeners -- Walter De La Mare
    2 The Listeners. Title The Listeners. Poet walter de la mare. Date 10 Feb 1999. 1stLine 'Is there anybody th walter de la mare.  
    http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/2.html
    
    Extractions: Title : The Listeners Poet : Walter De La Mare Date : 10 Feb 1999 'Is there anybody th... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq The Listeners Walter De La Mare martindemello@ martindemello@ From: Anustup.DATTA@ sonoranltd@ From: btapas@ The poem taught me to think about human- communication. It helped me to realise that I didn't want to turn into a dumb listener who didn't respond, but suffered the agony of solitude. Madhushree ahalayk@ ahalayk@ http://www.scrc.umanitoba.ca/cgi-bin/Physiology.dir?HALAYKO,+Andrew Dick.Mullen@ ... Tallulah@ From: Cmwrawc@ Hi - this was my favourite poem throughout my childhood - I could be lost for hours in the daydreams it conjured. How true Eloit's tribute is. Regards Cat From: Cmwrawc@ Hi - this was my favourite poem throughout my childhood - I could be lost for hours in the daydreams it conjured. How true Eloit's tribute is. Regards Cat From: Bongosio@ i think the poem was grand very strange though i think it was like mystierious how he waits there for along time and it gets really spooky i like the part were it says the plunging hoofs were gone lisalala@ carrucan@ aelgar@ jmacb@ ... http://www.intermac.co.uk/homepage

54. The Weird Review: Walter De La Mare's 10 Best
    walter de la mare's Ten Best Stories. according to rbadac with a woodblockillustration by Bold for Miss Jemima from Broomsticks Other Stories.  
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    Extractions: with a woodblock illustration by Bold for "Miss Jemima" from want Ahhhh, who am I kidding? Since when did I give a damn? Collected Tales (Knopf, 1950) for an overall mix. He comes closest to being an expert on the man as anyone I can think of, perhaps even leaning toward outright worship, but so what? You're best at what you love. And when he treats de la Mare thus as a one-of-a-kind literary figure, he gets no argument from me. So here they are, rbadac's favorite fantastic de la Mares, in Letterman order: Let's just get this one out of the way now. Of course it's great. Far be it from you to argue with ten million anthologists. ("Yesterday," "Hey Jude") No one understands it, no one names it as a favorite, yet it will not go away. Personally I like it for all three reasons. ("I Am The Walrus," "Happiness Is A Warm Gun") Because it's creepy. ("I'm Only Sleeping," "Blue Jay Way") I did this one in a separate post awhile back. Remember Chunks the dog? ("Hey Bulldog," "Old Brown Shoe") 6. A tie ! Heh. I'm cheating. Sue me.

55. Violet Books Catalog: Authors D
    $17.50. de la mare, walter. walter de la mare A Selection Made from his Writings.Ln Faber, 1946. 1st/VG/Near VG dw. $20.00. de la mare, walter. EIGHT TALES.  
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    Extractions: Enid Dinnis ... Lord Dunsany Dahl, Roald Dalby, Richard, editor . DRACULA'S BROOD: NY: Dorset, 1991, 1st Dorset edition of 1987 anthology. Fine in Fine dw. Dalby, Richard, ed Signed: $22.50 Dalby, Richard, ed Dalby, Richard, ed . THE VIRAGO BOOK OF GHOST STORIES VOLUME II. Ln: Virago, 1991. 1st/Fine/Fine dw. Same as Modern Ghost Stories immediately above, but packaged as a 20th Century companion to an earlier volume of Victorian ghost stories. Signed: $22.50 Dalby, Richard, editor Dane, Clemence . WANDERING STARS, together with The Lover. NY: Macmillan, 1924. 1st; front flyleaf out, else VG. One of her scarcest titles. "The Lover" is a long weird novelette compared by contemporary critics to Algernon Blackwood. Dane, Clemence

56. Walter De La Mare - A Cultivator Of Fantasy
    anthologised de la mare poems. Excerpts are taken from the 1951 Faber Faber edition of the Collected Poems of walter de la mare.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/wy/llydien/walterdelamare.html
    
    Extractions: alter de la Mare (1873-1956), poet, anthologist, essayist and critic, belongs like his contemporary James Stephens (whose The Goats Paths is absolutely divine) to the so-called Georgian poets. The term 'Georgian' was coined in 1912 as a purely descriptive phrase and applied to a body of poetry written in English during the 1920s and 1930s. By the end of that period it had become a term of critical abuse, a remarkable instance of idiocy which need not concern us here, since Llydien sings the Georgians' praise! Other notable Georgians were writers like Ralph Hodgson, Rupert Brooke, Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon, the latter of whom also came under the label of 'Trench Poets'. Read the poem Counter Attack by Sassoon and you know exactly why. Here speaks the terrible voice of experience. he beauty of de la Mare's poetry is best summed up in a typically narrow-minded remark by the literary critic H.Coombes. Coombes, for those interested, is a prime example of a certain insufferably condescending and patronising tradition in English language literary criticism. Their essays can be found, among other publication, in certain Guides to Literature of the 1950s and 60s. You know the type, the only good poetry/literature is written in the English language, only traditional canons of literature count as Literature (with a capital L!), their opinion on the literary merits or otherwise of a poet is the ultimate and only truth, and basically they embrace the task of deciding which poetry is 'good' and 'valuable' and which isn't. This kind of patronising stupidity makes Llydien want to send them nasty virus e-mails.

57. The Sunken Garden - Walter De La Mare
    The Sunken Garden. by walter de la mare Speak lad. Back to the main walterde la mare page Back to the Poetry Page This way to the Index.  
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58. Links To Literature: Walter De La Mare
    walter de la mare. Biography, suggested reading, bibliography, selected poetry, andlinks. Pegasos walter de la mare. Concise biography and bibliography.  
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    Extractions: LINKS TO LITERATURE HOME BULLETIN BOARD LITERATURE NEWSLETTERS SUGGEST-A-SITE ... SEARCH THE WEB NEW! Enter to win a $100 Amazon.com Gift Certificate simply by referring friends to this site! To begin earning entries in the next drawing, please visit our Refer-A-Friend Page GENERAL RESOURCES WORKS GENERAL RESOURCES Walter de la Mare Biography, suggested reading, bibliography, selected poetry, and links. Pegasos: Walter de la Mare Concise biography and bibliography. University of Delaware: Walter de la Mare Letters to John Middleton Murry Description of collection, as well as a brief biography of de la Mare. WORKS I Met At Eve The Listeners Napoleon Poems For and About the Young ... Santa Claus Need a second opinion? Try Search the Web. GoTo Half.com Audible.com Amazon ... eBay

59. Walter De La Mare: The Listeners
    walter de la mare. The Listeners. Is anybody there? said the Traveler,Knocking on the moonlit door; And his horse in the silence  
    http://www.web-books.com/Classics/Poetry/Anthology/DeLaMare/Listeners.htm

60. BBC - BBC Four - Audio Interviews - Walter De La Mare
    CRICK AND WATSON Hear the scientists discuss the discovery of the molecular structureof DNA, Crick and Watson. walter de la mare 1873 1956 Back to audio clips,  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/audiointerviews/profilepages/delamerew2.shtml
    
    Extractions: Back to audio clips Walter de la Mare was born in Kent in 1873, educated at St Paul's School, London and from 1890-1908 worked for Anglo-American Oil. However, de la Mare was already devoted to writing by 1902, when his first collection of poems were published. De la Mare's first novel, Henry Brocken, was published in 1904. Whether writing in prose or verse, for adults or for children, his vision revealed an unseen world that could be both beautiful and terrible, but was always mysterious. Come Hither (1923), his anthology of verse aimed mainly at children, is regarded as one of the most original ever compiled. In 1912, his collection of poems, The Listeners and Other Poems, contains in the title poem one of the most anthologised pieces in English literature. Others have a fantastic but strangely beautiful quality which enables the reader to enter a world of deeper reality. His novel, The Return (1910), is a straightforward tale of terror where a dead man impresses his features on a living being. Memoirs of a Midget (1921), by contrast, achieves moments of great poetic fantasy without attempting to terrify the reader.

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