Seventh Eclogue  20603

Locations in Harold's Library

• Poetry of the Second World War (book) with the title "The Seventh Eclogue" (en)
  • page 144
  • in "V: 'At night and in the wind and the rain'"
  • Credits: Clive Wilmer (translator), George Gömöri (translator)
  • First line: You see? As dark comes on, the barracks and the grim oak fence, ©
• The Hundred Years’ War: Modern War Poems (book) with the title "Seventh Eclogue" (en)
  • page 256
  • in "Second World War"
  • Credits: Clive Wilmer (translator), George Gömöri (translator)
  • First line: You see? As dark comes on, the barracks and the grim oak fence, ©

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