Stella & Rose's Books

Front cover

Contents

• PREFACE
• INTRODUCTION
• REFERENCES TO INTRODUCTION
• PART I: POEMS IN NATIONAL ENGLISH
• White and Blue
• Melhill Feast
• Rustic Childhood
• The Woodland Home
• The Lane
• Autumn
• Moss
• To a Garden - on Leaving it
• The Bird-Boy's Dinner Token
• Leaves
• Rural Seclusion
• The Home-Ground
• The Elm in Home-Ground
• Moonlight
• The Eegrass
• Memory's Stores
• Learning
• Athelhamton House
• Friendly Light
• Plorata Veris Lachrymis
• My Dearest Julia
• The Wind at the Door
• See or Hear
• The Bank Steps
• Beechley
• Season Tokens
• The Church Tower
• The News of the Day
• Brown Bennets
• Benighted
• The Depopulated Village
• Goody Tired
• Home-Field
• A Sabbath Lay
• PART 2: POEMS IN DORSET DIALECT
• The Spring
• Easter Zunday
• Easter Monday
• Dock-Leaves
• Woodcom's Feast
• The Girt Woak Tree that's in the Dell
• Vellen o'the Tree
• Evenen Twilight
• Evenen in the Village
• May
• Bob the Fiddler
• The wHite Road up Athirt the Hill
• The Woody Hollow
• Jenny's Ribbons
• Eclogue: The 'Lotments
• Eclogue: A Bit o'Sly Coorten
• Whitsuntide an'Club Walken
• Woodley
• The Brook that Ran by Gramfer's
• Sweet Music in the Wind
• Uncle an' Aunt
• Haven Woone's Fortune-a-Twold
• Meaken up a Miff
• Hay-Meaken
• Hay-Carren
• Eclogue: The Best Man in the Vield
• Wehre we did Keep our Flagon
• Week's End in Zummer in the Wold Vo'k's Time
• The Evenen Star 'Zummer
• I Got Two Vields
• Be'mi'ster
• Eclogue: The Veairies
• A-Haulen o' the Corn
• Harvest Hwome: (1)
• Harvest Hwome: (2)
• A Zong ov Harvest Hwome
• Grenley Water
• Out a-Nutten
• Shrodon Feair: (1)
• Shrodon Feair: (2)
• Martin's Tide
• Guy Faux's Night
• Eclogue: The Common a-Took in
• Eclogue: Two Farms in Woone
• Eclogue: Rusticus Res Politicas Animadvertens, the New Poor Laws
• Grammere's Shoes
• Zunsheen in the Winter
• The Settle an' the Girt Wood Vire
• Keepen up o' Chris'mas
• Zitten out the Wold Year
• Eclogue: Father Come Hwome
• Eclogue: A Ghost
• Uncle Out o'Debt an' Out o'Danger
• The World Waggon
• The Common a-Took in
• The Vaices that be Gone
• Aunt's Tantrums
• A Witch
• Eclogue: The Times
• Blackmwore Maidens
• My Orcha'd in Linden Lea
• Bishop's Caundle
• Day's Work-a-Done
• The Waggon a-Stooden
• Ellen Brine ov Allenburn
• The Maid o'Newton
• Meary's Smile
• The Window Fream'd wi Stwone
• The Water-Spring in the Leane
• The Poplars
• The Linden on the Lawn
• Zun-zet
• Spring
• The Water Crowvoot
• The Lilac
• The Blackbird
• Lydlinch Bells
• The Stage Coach
• Trees be Company
• Jessie Lee
• Ivy Hall
• The Wife-a-Lost
• Herrenston
• Pentridge by the River
• The Turn o'the Days
• Gammony Gay
• Leeburn Mill
• Woone Smile Mwore
• Woak Hill
• The Hedger
• The Flood in Spring
• Comen Hwome
• Early Playmeate
• Picken o'Scroff
• Good Night
• Went Hwone
• Childern's Childern
• The Rwose in the Dark
• Zummer Winds
• Zummer Stream
• Lindenore
• The Love Child
• Times o'Year
• Zummer an'Winter
• To Me
• Tokens
• Tweil
• Evenen Light
• Vields by Watervalls
• Fall Time
• The Zilgver-Weed
• The Fancy Feair at Maiden Newton
• I'm Out o'Door
• Sliden
• The Humstrum
• Shaftesbury Feair
• Danioel Dwithen, The Wise Chap
• John Bloom in London
• Shop o'Meat-Weare
• The Knoiwl
• At the Door
• Hill or Dell
• Fellowship
• Air an' Light
• Meldon Hill
• Black an'White
• Clouds
• The Wind a-Playen Round
• The Parrick
• By the Mill in Spring
• Shellbrook
• Rings
• Mother o'Mothers
• The Geate a-Vallen To
• PART III: SELECTIONS FROM BARNES' WRITINGS
• INTRODUCTION
• Auctions
• Gardening
• Association
• The Church and Culture
• Human Progression
• Linguiana (Three Parts)
• PART IV: GLOSSARY OF DORSET WORDS