FLORENCE ON A CERTAIN NIGHT     

       AND OTHER POEMS     

       By Coningsby Dawson     

       New York: Henry Holt and Company     

       1914     

  

  

       TO     

 JOHN KEATS 

       WHO, IN EXCUSE FOR A LIKE OCCASION,     

       WROTE:     

 "WERE I DEAD, I SHOULD LIKE A BOOK DEDICATED TO ME." 

   

   

       A WARNING TO THE READER     

       Here thou shalt find grave thought—the shade of thine Most is of earth, some little all divine. By hands God-given, mine, this tower doth thrive; Thine are the clouds which round my turrets drive.     

  

  

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