The Dolls

Thomas Hardy * Track #87 On Moments of Vision and Miscellaneous Verses

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Thomas Hardy

1917

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The Voice Of Things
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#2
“Why Be At Pains?”
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#3
“We Sat At The Window”
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#4
Afternoon Service At Mellstock
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#5
At The Wicket-Gate
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Apostrophe To An Old Psalm Tune
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#7
At The Word “Farewell”
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#8
First Sight Of Her And After
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The Rival
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#10
“You Were The Sort That Men Forget”
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#11
She, I, And They
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#12
Joys Of Memory
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#13
To The Moon
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#14
Copying Architecture In An Old Minster
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#15
To Shakespeare After Three Hundred Years
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#16
Quid Hic Agis?
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On A Midsummer Eve
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Timing Her
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#19
Before Knowledge
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The Blinded Bird
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“The Wind Blew Words”
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The Faded Face
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#23
The Riddle
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#24
The Duel
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At Mayfair Lodgings
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To My Father’s Violin
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#27
The Statue Of Liberty
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#28
The Background And The Figure
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The Change
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#30
Sitting On The Bridge
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#31
The Young Churchwarden
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#32
“I Travel As A Phantom Now”
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Lines To A Movement In Mozart’s E-Flat Symphony
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#34
“In The Seventies”
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The Pedigree
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This Heart A Woman’s Dream
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Where They Lived
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The Occultation
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#39
Life Laughs Onward
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The Peace-Offering
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#41
“Something Tapped”
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#42
The Wound
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#43
A Merrymaking In Question
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#44
“I Said And Sang Her Excellence”
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#45
A January Night (1879)
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#46
A Kiss
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#47
The Announcement
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The Oxen
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The Tresses
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The Photograph
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On A Heath
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An Anniversary
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“By The Runic Stone”
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#54
The Pink Frock
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#55
Transformations
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In Her Precincts
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The Last Signal
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The House Of Silence
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#59
Great Things
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#60
The Chimes
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The Figure In The Scene
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#62
“Why Did I Sketch”
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#63
Conjecture
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#64
The Blow
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#65
Love The Monopolist
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#66
At Middle-Field Gate In February
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#67
The Youth Who Carried A Light
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#68
The Head Above The Fog
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#69
Overlooking The River Stour
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#70
On Sturminster Foot-Bridge (Onomatopoeic)
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#71
Royal Sponsors
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#72
Old Furniture
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#73
A Thought In Two Moods
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#74
The Last Performance
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#75
“You On The Tower”
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#76
The Interloper
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#77
Logs On The Hearth A Memory Of A Sister
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#78
The Sunshade
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#79
The Ageing House
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The Caged Goldfinch
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#81
At Madame Tussaud’s In Victorian Years
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#82
The Ballet
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#83
The Five Students
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The Wind’s Prophecy
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#85
He Prefers Her Earthly
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#86
The Dolls
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Molly Gone
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#88
A Backward Spring
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Looking Across
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#90
At A Seaside Town In 1869
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The Pedestrian An Incident Of 1883
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#92
“Who’s In The Next Room?”
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#93
At A Country Fair
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#94
The Memorial Brass: 186-
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#95
Her Love-Birds
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#96
Paying Calls
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#97
The Upper Birch-Leaves
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#98
“It Never Looks Like Summer”
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#99
Everything Comes
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#100
The Man With A Past
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He Fears His Good Fortune
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#102
He Wonders About Himself
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#103
Jubilate
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#104
He Revisits His First School
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#105
“I Thought, My Heart”
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Honeymoon Time At An Inn
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The Robin
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#108
“I Rose And Went To Rou’tor Town”
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#109
The Nettles
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#110
In A Waiting-Room
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The Clock-Winder
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#112
Old Excursions
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#113
The Masked Face
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#114
In A Whispering Gallery
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#115
The Something That Saved Him
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The Enemy’s Portrait
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#117
Imaginings
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#118
On The Doorstep
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#119
Signs And Tokens
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#120
Paths Of Former Time
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#121
The Clock Of The Years
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#122
At The Piano
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#123
The Shadow On The Stone
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#124
In The Garden (M. H.)
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The Tree And The Lady
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An Upbraiding
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The Young Glass-Stainer
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Looking At A Picture On An Anniversary
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#129
The Choirmaster’s Burial
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The Man Who Forgot
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#131
While Drawing In A Church-Yard
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#132
“For Life I Had Never Cared Greatly”
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“Men Who March Away” (Song Of The Soldiers)
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#134
His Country
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#135
England To Germany In 1914
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#136
On The Belgian Expatriation
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An Appeal To America On Behalf Of The Belgian Destitute
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In Time Of Wars And Tumults
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Cry Of The Homeless After The Prussian Invasion Of Belgium
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#140
Before Marching And After (In Memoriam F. W. G.)
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“Often When Warring”
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#142
Then And Now
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#143
A Call To National Service
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#144
The Dead And The Living One
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#145
A New Year’s Eve In War Time
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“I Met A Man”
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“I Looked Up From My Writing”
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The Coming Of The End
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Afterwards
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The Dolls by Thomas Hardy

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Thomas Hardy

The Dolls Annotated

"Whenever you dress me dolls, mammy,
Why do you dress them so,
And make them gallant soldiers,
When never a one I know;
And not as gentle ladies
With frills and frocks and curls,
As people dress the dollies
Of other little girls?"

Ah—why did she not answer:-
"Because your mammy's heed
Is always gallant soldiers,
As well may be, indeed.
One of them was your daddy,
His name I must not tell;
He's not the dad who lives here,
But one I love too well."

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