81. "The Fathers" - Edwin Muir The Fathers edwin muir. Our fathers all were poor, Poorer ourfathers fathers; Beyond, we dare not look. We, the sons, keep http://www.mala.bc.ca/~lanes/english/fathers.htm

"The Fathers" - Edwin Muir Our fathers all were poor, Poorer our fathers' fathers; Beyond, we dare not look. We, the sons, keep store Of tarnished gold that gathers Around us from the night, Record it in this book That, when the line is drawn, Credit and creditor gone, Column and figure flown, Will open into light. Archaic fevers shake Our healthy flesh and blood Plumped in the passing day And fed with pleasant food. The fathers' anger and ache Will not, will not away And leave the living alone, But on our careless brows Faintly their furrows engrave Like veinings in a stone, Breathe in the sunny house Nightmare of blackened bone, Cellar and choking cave. Panics and furies fly Through our unhurried veins, Heavenly lights and rains Purify heart and eye, Past agonies purify And lay the sullen dust. The angers will not away. We hold our fathers' trust, Wrong, riches, sorrow and all Until they topple and fall, And fallen let in the day. Back to Course Page

82. The New York Review Of Books: Edwin Muir By David Levine David Levine Gallery. edwin muir. This drawing originally appeared withA Poet in Exile (March 17, 1966). New! Purchase a print of this image! http://www.nybooks.com/gallery/387

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83. Blood Of Colyn Muir By Jon DeCles And Paul Edwin Zimmer Title Blood of the Colyn muir Author(s) Paul edwin Zimmer ISBN 0380753685Publisher Avon Books Availability Amazon Amazon UK Barnes Noble. http://books.fantasticfiction.co.uk/n1/n7288.htm?authorid=4395

84. 'The Horses' By Edwin Muir And 'The Early Purges' By Seamus Heaney Both Have An The Horses by edwin muir and The Early Purges by Seamus Heaneyboth have an animal related theme. Current Page The Horses by http://www.coursework.info/i/36295.html

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85. Jonas-Bibliographie I Translate this page muir, edwin (The Magic Mountain) The Nation and Athenaeum London Nr. 41, 1927 45227.60 08 21 - STW zau proust joyce zeit tod @. muir, edwin The Fatal Chain. http://www.bibliothek.uni-augsburg.de/fach/germ/jonasbiblmi.html

Fachinformation Germanistik Sammlung Jonas Sammlung Klaus W. und Ilsedore B. Jonas Verzeichnis der Thomas-Mann-Artikelsammlung Verfasseralphabet - Buchstabe Mi - My Michael, Friedrich: Bogen und Leier. Eine Symbolfigur bei Thomas Mann Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Frankfurt a. M. Jg. 20, Nr. 240, 15.10.1968 21, - NR: 68.108 03a-georg-potempa 20 - STW: red fontane symbol @ Michael, Wolfgang: F. Thomas Mann - STW: Ludwig Derleth, Stefan George Modern Language Forum Los Angeles Nr. 35, 1950 35-38 50.134 08 21 en-dok bem dok george derleth - @ Michaelis, Rolf Doppelgesicht deutschen Geistes. Hermann Hesse und Thomas Mann im Briefwechsel Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Literaturblatt Frankfurt a.M. Jg. 20, Nr. 178, 3.8.1968, - NR: 68.109 03 20 - bri-hesse hesse politik deutschland @ Mileck, Joseph: A Comparative Sudy of "Die Betrogene" and "Der Tod in Venedig" Modern Language Forum Los Angeles Jg. 42, 1957 124-129 57.110 08 21 te tod btg lessing tod symbol novelle @ Millett, Fred In My Opinion University of Chicago Magazine Chicago Nr. 30, 1938 17-19, - NR: 38.71 08 21 en-bud bud galsworthy familien-roman @ Mintz, Samuel I. ("Letter to the Editor") New York Times Book Review New York 8.9.1940 2, - NR: 40.35 07 21 - STW: lot - @

86. Aliases L M muir, edwin Edward Moore. N, O, P K, L, M Longclothes, Ninon de BeatriceHastings; Morning, Alice Beatrice Hastings; muir, edwin Edward Moore. N, O, P http://www.modjourn.brown.edu/mjp/Alias.htm

Known Aliases of Contributors to The New Age The following is a list,compiled by the staff of the MJP , of all known aliases and pseudonyms of contributors to The New Age . The names were found by reading books about Orage and the journal; noting occurrences in the pages of The New Age wherein alternate names are given for a writer; searching the archive for possible connections; reading biographies; confirming possibilities by researching other existing archives; and information from our users. As more names and aliases are discovered, they will be added to the list. We encourage users of the MJP's New Age edition to submit any other known pseudonyms to the Project Manager, Daphnee_Rentfrow@brown.edu By Author: A B C D ... XYZ By Pseudonym: A B C D ... XYZ By Author A: Aldington, Richard Born Edward Godfree B: Bechhöfer, Carl Eric C.E. Bechhöfer-Roberts Charles Brookfarmer Ephesian Carl Eric Bennett, Arnold Jacob Tonson Brown, Ivor

87. College Research On Edwin Muir Horses To do this, it will analyse the poem The Horses , by edwin muir. This is a superbpoem, which carries through its message very effectively. edwin muir Horses. http://www.collegeresearch.us/show_essay/46040.html

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88. Finding-Aid For The Muir Papers (WTU00288) Descriptive Summary. Creator muir , edwin , 18871959 , British author. edwin muirto Roger Senhouse arranging a meeting, April 11, 1946, 1 item( 1 p.) ALS. http://library.wustl.edu/units/spec/manuscripts/mlc/findingaidshtml/wtu00288.htm

Finding-Aid for the Muir Papers (WTU00288) Department of Special Collections Olin Library Campus Box 1061 1 Brookings Drive St. Louis, MO 63130 Fax: (314) 935-4045 spec@library.wustl.edu http://library.wustl.edu/units/spec Funding and support for digitization of finding-aids provided by The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation TABLE OF CONTENTS Descriptive Summary Restrictions Administrative Information Collection Outline Collection Outline Edwin Muir to Roger Senhouse arranging a meeting, April 11, 1946, Return to the Table of Contents Descriptive Summary Creator: Muir , Edwin , 1887-1959 , British author. Title: Papers Identification: WTU00288 [Accession: 1397] Return to the Table of Contents Restrictions Collection is open to research. Return to the Table of Contents Administrative Information Source Laid in Spec. PR 6025/U 6/ V 6/1946 Processed: February, 1976 RKJ Return to the Table of Contents Box/folder 5/Muir Edwin Muir to Roger Senhouse arranging a meeting, April 11, 1946, 1 item( 1 p.): ALS Return to the Table of Contents

89. Error : Forbidden // George Orwell // Www.k-1.com/Orwell Price, $14.95. Authors, Willa muir,. Published, Canongate Pub Ltd March, 1998. http://www.k-1.com/Orwell/site/interaction/bookstore/searchauthor.html?author=Wi

90. —öìt’¬JERUSALEM‘•]ƒGƒhƒEƒBƒ“Eƒ~ƒ [ƒA•Ñ The summary for this English page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.h4.dion.ne.jp/~narcisse/muir.htm

JERUSALEM ˆÙ—±Žq“IGŠ´“`’B–@ —öì t’¬ˆŸ—¬“Ǐ‘‹L AT NARCISSE The Refugees A crack ran through our hearthstone long ago, And from the fissure we watched gently grow The tame domesticated danger, Yet lived in comfort in our haunted rooms. Till came the Stranger And the great and the little dooms. We saw the homeless wating in the street Year after year, The always homeless, Nationless and nameless, To whose bare roof-trees never come Peace and the house martin to make a home. We did not fear A wrong so dull and old, So patiently told and patiently retold, While we sat by the fire or in the window-seat. Oh what these suffered in dumb animal patience, That we now suffer, While the world's brow grows darker and the world's hand rougher. We bear the lot of nations, Of times and races, Because we watched the wrong Last too long With non-committal faces. Until from Europe's sunset hill We saw our houses falling Wall after wall behind us. What could blind us To such self-evident ill And all the sorrows from their caverns calling? This is our punishment. We came

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