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The collection gathers poems that range from narrative ballads and humorous monologues to formal hymns and short lyrical pieces. Several verses sketch travellers, horses, and convivial street scenes with plainspoken wit, while others voice patriotic and imperial sentiment in hymn-like form. A distinct section presents philosophical reflections on hope, faith, compensation, and the limits of mind and matter. Short miscellaneous lyrics touch on love, the sea, aging, creativity, and nighttime thought, blending irony and earnestness in straightforward, occasionally satirical language.

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Title: Songs Of The Road

Author: Arthur Conan Doyle

Release date: June 8, 2007 [eBook #21769]
Most recently updated: January 20, 2022

Language: English

Credits: David Widger

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SONGS OF THE ROAD

BY ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE


CONTENTS

I. — NARRATIVE VERSES AND SONGS
SONGS OF THE ROAD
A HYMN OF EMPIRE
SIR NIGEL'S SONG
THE ARAB STEED
A POST-IMPRESSIONIST
EMPIRE BUILDERS
THE GROOM'S ENCORE
THE BAY HORSE
THE OUTCASTS
THE END
1902-1909
THE WANDERER
BENDY'S SERMON

II. — PHILOSOPHIC VERSES
COMPENSATION
THE BANNER OF PROGRESS
HOPE
RELIGIO MEDICI
MAN'S LIMITATION
MIND AND MATTER
DARKNESS

III — MISCELLANEOUS VERSES
A WOMAN'S LOVE
BY THE NORTH SEA
DECEMBER'S SNOW
SHAKESPEARE'S EXPOSTULATION
THE EMPIRE
A VOYAGE
THE ORPHANAGE
SEXAGENARIUS LOQUITUR
NIGHT VOICES
THE MESSAGE
THE ECHO
ADVICE TO A YOUNG AUTHOR
A LILT OF THE ROAD

SONGS OF THE ROAD

By Arthur Conan Doyle

Garden City New York
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY

1911

J. C. D.

THIS-AND-ALL

February, 1911