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THE NEW MORNING
- ALFRED NOYES
  - WORKS OF ALFRED NOYES
- WORKS OF ALFRED NOYES
THE NEW MORNING
- POEMS
  - BY
- BY
- ALFRED NOYES
  - FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY
- FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY
DEDICATION
- TO THE MEMORY OF SIR CECIL SPRING-RICE
  - I.
  - II.
- I.
- II.
- CONTENTS
THE NEW MORNING
- "THE AVENUE OF THE ALLIES"
- ON THE WESTERN FRONT
  - (1916)
  - I.
  - II.
- (1916)
- I.
- II.
- VICTORY
  - I.
  - II.
  - III.
  - IV.
  - V.
  - VI.
  - VII.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
AMERICAN POEMS 1912–1917
- REPUBLIC AND MOTHERLAND
  - (1912)
- (1912)
- THE UNION
  - (1917)
- (1917)
- GHOSTS OF THE NEW WORLD
  - "There are no ghosts in America."
- "There are no ghosts in America."
- THE OLD MEETING HOUSE
  - (New Jersey, 1918)
- (New Jersey, 1918)
- PRINCETON
  - (1917)
  - I.
  - II.
  - III.
  - IV.
  - V.
  - VI.
  - VII.
- (1917)
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- BEETHOVEN IN CENTRAL PARK
SONGS OF THE TRAWLERS AND SEA POEMS
- THE PEOPLE'S FLEET
- KILMENY
- CAP'N STORM-ALONG
- THE BIG BLACK TRAWLER
- NAMESAKES
- WIRELESS
- FISHERS OF MEN
- AN OPEN BOAT
- PEACE IN A PALACE
- THE VINDICTIVE
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS
- THE CHIMNEY-SWEEPS OF CHELTENHAM
- TO A SUCCESSFUL MAN
  - (What the Ghosts Said)
- (What the Ghosts Said)
- THE OLD GENTLEMAN WITH THE AMBER SNUFF-BOX
- WHAT GRANDFATHER SAID
- MEMORIES OF THE PACIFIC COAST
- NIPPON
- THE HUMMING BIRDS
- LINES FOR A SUN-DIAL
- THE REALMS OF GOLD
- COMPENSATIONS
- DEAD MAN'S MORRICE
- THE OLD FOOL IN THE WOOD
- A NEW MADRIGAL TO AN OLD MELODY
- THE LOST BATTLE
- RIDDLES OF MERLIN
- THE SYMPHONY
- PEACE
- THE OPEN DOOR
- IMMORTAL SAILS
- THE MATIN-SONG OF FRIAR TUCK
  - I.
  - II.
  - III.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- FIVE CRITICISMS
  - I.
    - (On many recent novels by the conventional unconventionalists.)
  - (On many recent novels by the conventional unconventionalists.)
  - II.
    - (On a certain goddess, acclaimed as "new" but known in Babylon.)
  - (On a certain goddess, acclaimed as "new" but known in Babylon.)
  - III.
    - (On Certain of the Bolsheviki "Idealists.")
  - (On Certain of the Bolsheviki "Idealists.")
  - IV.
    - (On Certain Realists.)
  - (On Certain Realists.)
  - V
    - (An Answer)
  - (An Answer)
  - I
  - II
  - III
- I.
  - (On many recent novels by the conventional unconventionalists.)
- (On many recent novels by the conventional unconventionalists.)
- II.
  - (On a certain goddess, acclaimed as "new" but known in Babylon.)
- (On a certain goddess, acclaimed as "new" but known in Babylon.)
- III.
  - (On Certain of the Bolsheviki "Idealists.")
- (On Certain of the Bolsheviki "Idealists.")
- IV.
  - (On Certain Realists.)
- (On Certain Realists.)
- V
  - (An Answer)
- (An Answer)
- I
- II
- III
- THE COMPANIONS
- THE LITTLE ROADS
- SUNLIGHT AND SEA
- THE ROAD THROUGH CHAOS
  - I.
  - II.
- I.
- II.
- THE NIGHT OF THE LION
  - "And that a reply be received before midnight."
    - British Ultimatum.
  - British Ultimatum.
- "And that a reply be received before midnight."
  - British Ultimatum.
- British Ultimatum.
- THE WAR WIDOW
  - I.
  - II.
- I.
- II.
- THE BELL
- SLAVE AND EMPEROR
- ON A MOUNTAIN TOP
- EARLY POEMS
  - (Not Published Hitherto in America)
- (Not Published Hitherto in America)
- THE PHANTOM FLEET
  - (1904)
- (1904)
- MICHAEL OAKTREE
- TOUCHSTONE ON A BUS
- THE NEW DUCKLING
  - I
  - THE NEW DUCKLING
  - II
  - THE MAN WHO DISCOVERED THE USE OF A CHAIR
  - ENVOI
  - III
  - COTTON-WOOL
  - IV
  - FASHIONS
- I
- THE NEW DUCKLING
- II
- THE MAN WHO DISCOVERED THE USE OF A CHAIR
- ENVOI
- III
- COTTON-WOOL
- IV
- FASHIONS
- EPILOGUE
- THE REWARD OF SONG