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Edward Cracroft Lefroy

1855–1891


Edward Cracroft Lefroy (1855–1891) was a British poet.

The poems here are taken from Alfred H. Miles (ed.), The Poets and the Poetry of the Century (London: Hutchinson, 1891–1897), vol. 8, from the Internet Archive scans of that edition. Spelling is that of the anthology; Miles's biographical essay and extracts from longer poems are omitted, and only poems that could be read cleanly from the scan are included.

  1. When I reflect how small a space I fill
  2. Because he sang of pleasant paths and roses
  3. The Art That Endures
  4. A Football-player
  5. A Summer Day in Old Sicily
  6. Dear voyager, a lucky star be thine
  7. The Flute of Daphnis
  8. The Epitaph of Eusthenes
  9. A Cricket Bowler
  10. On a Spring-board
  11. A Shepherd Maiden
  12. A Sicilian Night
  13. The Bees of Myddelton Manor

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