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PEACOCK PIE A Book of Rhymes
by Walter de la Mare

'He told me his dreams. . . '
Isaac Watts
Table of Contents
UP AND DOWN
The Horseman
Up and Down
Mrs. Earth
Alas, Alack
Tired Tim

Mima
The Huntsmen
The Bandog
I Can't Abear
The Dunce

Chicken
Some One
Bread and Cherries
Old Shellover

Hapless
The Little Bird
Cake and Sack
The Ship of Rio
Tillie

Jim Jay
Miss T.
The Cupboard
The Barber's
Hide and Seek
BOYS AND GIRLS
Then
The Window
Poor Henry
Full Moon
The Bookworm

The Quartette
Mistletoe
The Lost Shoe
The Truants
THREE QUEER TALES
Berries
Off the Ground
The Thief at Robin's Castle
PLACES AND PEOPLE
A Widow's Weeds
'Sooeep!'
Mrs. MacQueen
The Little Green
Orchard
Poor Miss 7
Sam
Andy Battle
The Old Soldier
The
Picture
The Little Old Cupid

King David
The Old House
BEASTS
Unstooping
All But Blind
Nicholas Nye
The Pigs and The
Charcoal Burner
Five Eyes
Grim
Tit for Tat
Summer Evening

Earth Folk
WITCHES AND FAIRIES

At the Keyhole
The Old Stone House
The Ruin
The
Ride-by-Nights
Peak and Puke
The Changeling
The Mocking
Fairy
Bewitched
The Honey Robbers
Longlegs
Melmillo
EARTH AND AIR
Trees
Silver
Nobody Knows
Wanderers
Many a Mickle
Will