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Sweetheart mine: lyrics of love and friendship

 By John Le Gay Brereton

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Full view - 1897 - 39 pages

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Amid angel beside birds blaze blind blossoms blue breast breath caught charm chorus cloud creek Creeping crimson curse dainty little lady dark darling dash Dear deeper Delicacy droop dull dusk earth Echoes elate eternal eyes face fade flaked flashed flush FRIENDSHIP gate glad gloom glorifies glory glowing God's grain grey gully hair hand hath heart hill I'm loved infinite kiss knew knowing Laugh and pass leaned Let me stay light lips Love's LOWELL mate never night passion patience peered PERDITA pine pipe praise quickened rain rippled robes Rushes sake seed selfishness shadow shady shine sigh silence sky above slay smile soft song soul space Spring stars Summer's sunset sweet SWEETHEART MINE SYDNEY There's though till to-night Tossed town trees turn wall warmer wave whereon wind window wing woke word yellow

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John Le Gay Brereton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
These were followed in 1897 by Sweetheart Mine: Lyrics of Love and Friendship and by Landlopers in (1899), mostly prose, based on a walking tour with Dowell ...
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TitleSweetheart mine: lyrics of love and friendship
AuthorJohn Le Gay Brereton
PublisherAngus and Robertson, 1897
Original fromHarvard University
DigitizedDec 7, 2007
Length39 pages
SubjectsAustralian poetry