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Gas light & coke / Fergus Allen.

Van Pelt Library PR6051.L5385 G37 2006
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Allen, Fergus.
Language:
English
Physical Description:
83 pages ; 22 cm
Other Title:
Gas light and coke
Place of Publication:
Dublin, Ireland : Dedalus, 2006.
Summary:
Fergus Allen is now 84. He was schooled in Ireland including Engineering at Trinity College, Dublin, where he wrote light verse for the College magazine. T.C.D. In the latter part of World War II economic necessity obliged him to move to England, where he has lived ever since. He ended his professional career as First Civil Service Commissioner in the British civil service. He has had poems published sporadically throughout his life, but after his formal retirement he found himself writing much more actively.
Contents:
Pontecorvo 3
The Fire-Escape 5
Zennor 6
After Pneumonia 8
Death Sentences 9
Therimenes 10
Syracuse 12
Irises 14
On the Island 15
Blue Sky 19
At the Meeting of the Niles 20
Gas Light & Coke 22
How the Mind Works 24
Cheap Music 25
MD 26
Bougainvillea 28
Easterly 29
The Unadapted 31
Grandfathers 32
Battue 35
A Bad Debt (1842) 36
Exmoor 33
Grinzing 39
The Abalone Handlers 40
An Assumption 42
The Iron Room 43
The Wicket 44
Penguin Island 46
In the Hotel 43
Storyville Portraits 49
Anxiety 51
First Thing 52
The Dartry Dye Works 53
The Magus 56
In Shallow Water 58
The Fever Hospital 59
Curtains 61
Ouija 62
Untitled 63
Like Minds 64
Around the Crater 66
Summer Night 68
Alessandro Moreschi, Castrato 70
Breakfast Time 71
On Wexford Bridge 75.
ISBN:
1904556485
9781904556480
OCLC:
70049552

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