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Available Poems in Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes - 8. Songs (by Walter De la Mare )

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  • no. 1. The song of the secret  (Gary Bachlund, Herbert Norman Howells, George Norman Peterkin, Hugh Stevenson Roberton, Sir)
  • no. 2. The song of soldiers  (Frederic Austin, Lennox Randal Francis Berkeley, Sir, Cecil Armstrong Gibbs, Christian Victor Hely-Hutchinson, Derek Holman, Paul McIntyre, Freda Mary Swain, William Lloyd Webber)
  • no. 3. The bees' song  (Diana Blom, Cecil Armstrong Gibbs, R. G. H. Greene, Christian Victor Hely-Hutchinson, J. Frederick Keel, Samuel Liddle, Anthony Francis Dominic Milner, George Norman Peterkin)
  • no. 4. A Song of Enchantment  (Carol Barnett, Ina Boyle, Benjamin Britten, Victor Edward Galway) CAT FRE GER GER
  • no. 5. Dream-song  (Richard Rodney Bennett, Doreen G. Carty, Cecil Armstrong Gibbs, Christian Victor Hely-Hutchinson, William Otto Miessner, Anthony Francis Dominic Milner, Hugh Stevenson Roberton, Sir, Edwin John Stringham, William Gillies Whittaker) CHI
  • no. 6. The Song of the Mad Prince  (István Anhalt, Richard Rodney Bennett, Ina Boyle, Ailsa Dixon, John Emeléus, Cecil Armstrong Gibbs, Juliana Hall, Janet Oates, Ethel Florence Lindesay Robertson, née Richardson, as Henry Handel Richardson)
  • no. 7. The song of shadows  ([more than ten composers])
  • no. 8. The Song of Finis  (Juliana Hall)

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