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Author: (William) Monk Gibbon (1896-1987)

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For Daws to Peck At

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Children (These wayfarers) (from For Daws to Peck At) - C. Le Fleming [x] *
Earth, this child (from For Daws to Peck At) [x] *
F. Hart: Of a child

He who loves beauty wisely (from For Daws to Peck At) [x] *
J. Coulthard: The wise lover

Innocence (Now to praise Innocence) (from For Daws to Peck At) - J. Coulthard, F. Hart [x] *
Kneel, little child, to God - F. Hart [x] *
Now to praise Innocence (from For Daws to Peck At) [x] *
J. Coulthard, F. Hart: Innocence

Of a child (Earth, this child) (from For Daws to Peck At) - F. Hart [x] *
Sing, crickets, in the dusk (from For Daws to Peck At) [x] *
F. Hart: The singers

The bees are gone from the clover (from For Daws to Peck At) [x] *
F. Hart: Wayfarers

The little field (Within a little field ) (from For Daws to Peck At) - F. Hart [x] *
The singers (Sing, crickets, in the dusk) (from For Daws to Peck At) - F. Hart [x] *
The wise lover (He who loves beauty wisely) (from For Daws to Peck At) - J. Coulthard [x] *
These wayfarers (from For Daws to Peck At) [x] *
C. Le Fleming: Children

Wayfarers (The bees are gone from the clover) (from For Daws to Peck At) - F. Hart [x] *
Within a little field (from For Daws to Peck At) [x] *
F. Hart: The little field