81. English Poetry, Second Edition Bibliography: G 706 p. Preliminaries and introductory matter omitted. Gordon, Adam Lindsay,18331870, The Poetical Works of Adam Lindsay Gordon http://collections.chadwyck.co.uk/html/ep2/bibliography/g.htm

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83. Poets Australia - Adam Lindsay Gordon - Australian Poet - Photos, Art, Music Australian Poet, Adam Lindsay Gordon, Images, Photos and Music showing AustralianLifestyles. Wolf and Hound Adam Lindsay Gordon 1833 1870 http://www.imagesaustralia.com/adamlindsaygordon.htm

Adam Lindsay Gordon - one of our most loved and acclaimed poets both here and abroad and possibly one of our most tragic. He is most remembered for his ballads and their exciting rhythms and his love of the open-air life. Please scroll down for more information. Dingley Dell near Port MacDonnell in South Australia. The house where Adam Lindsay Gordon and his wife Margaret Park once lived. It is now a museum. More from Poets Australia Dorothea Mackellar Henry Lawson A.B. Paterson Henry Kendall ... Poetry - Music - Chopin Adam Lindsay Gordon was born on Oct. 19, 1833 at Fayal in the Azores and died on the 24th of June 1870 at New Brighton, Australia. He was educated in England at Cheltenham College, the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich and the Royal Worcester Grammar School. As a youth he was very wild and reckless and his father decided that he should be sent to South Australia. He arrived in Adelaide in 1853 he was 20 years old and within a few days he joined the South Australian Mounted Police. Two years later in 1855 he resigned and became a horse breaker and steeplechase rider. He soon gained a reputation as being the best and most daring non-professional steeplechase rider in the colony. In 1859 and two years after the death of his parents in 1857 he received 7,000 pounds from his mother's estate. Soon after in 1862 he married Margaret Park a girl of 17 he purchased a small cottage Dingley Dell in South Australia.

84. Author Notes - Adam Lindsay Gordon, Book, Etext Notes on Author. Adam Lindsay Gordon. 1833 1870. Adam Lindsay Gordon was bornin 1833 at Fayal in the Azores, the son of an officer in the English army. http://whitewolf.newcastle.edu.au/words/authors/G/GordonAdamLindsay/notes.html

Notes on Author Adam Lindsay Gordon A DAM LINDSAY GORDON was born in 1833 at Fayal in the Azores, the son of an officer in the English army. He was educated at Cheltenham College, the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich and finished his education at Royal Grammar School, Worcester from 1851 to 1853. The Royal Grammar School has recently opened a new building in his name to celebrate the 150 years since his attendance. It was in 1864 that published his first volume of poetry, The Feud. This was followed by Ashtaroth: A Dramatic Lyric Sea Spray and Smoke Drift (1867) and Bush Ballads and Galloping Rhymes Charles Harpur and Henry Kendall Financial setbacks and a deepening depression caused him to commit suicide and he was found dead near his home at Brighton Beach, Melbourne, on June 23 1870, the day after the publication of his poems in Bush Ballads and Galloping Rhymes. Back Home Site Info. Feedback

85. Adam Lindsay Gordon Adam Lindsay Gordon Poet, Horseman 1833 1870. We are currently preparing ashort profile. Please return again soon, or email us if you would like to be http://www.whitehat.com.au/Australia/People/Gordon.asp

You are here: White Hat Australia Australian People 200 Significant Australians Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter Great Things to do in Melbourne - the White Hat guide Adam Lindsay Gordon Poet, Horseman We are currently preparing a short profile. Please return again soon, or email us if you would like to be notified when this entry is complete. A number of monuments to Gordon can be found around Victoria and beyond. On the highway near Coleraine Race Track is a monument commemorating Gordon's participation as a jockey there. The Ballarat Botanical Gardens preserves his cottage (shifted from Bath Street). Gordon Resertve links two unlikely Gordons - Adam Lindsay Gordon and Gordon of Khartoum. Both have a statue. This forms part of White Hat Tours' Melbourne by Lamplight tour. Outside a pub in Brighton can still be found the hitching post that Gordon used for hitching his horse. In 2002 the Royal Grammar School Worcester , England opened a new building called Gordon House to celebrate 150 years since A L Gordon was at the school. And, of course, he is still the only Australian poet to have a bust in

86. [minstrels] From The Wreck -- Adam Lindsay Gordon What was she worth? How much for her hide? She had never worn shoes. AdamLindsay Gordon Mallika Biography Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833 1870) http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/1278.html

[1278] From the Wreck Title : From the Wreck Poet : Adam Lindsay Gordon Date : 15 Jun 2003 "Turn out, boys!" ... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq mchellappa@ From the Wreck Adam Lindsay Gordon Again a poem from my brother's poetry text "Poems old and new". I learnt the meaning of alliteration from the phrases of this poem, just as I learnt the meaning of onomatopoea from G K Chesterton's "Lepanto". Of course it is also a ballad/story poem par excellence. But what is really remarkable is the narrative sentences that have both rhyme and rhythm. They are absolutely unlaboured. Mallika Biography: Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833 - 1870) http://whitewolf.newcastle.edu.au/words/authors/G/GordonAdamLindsay/notes.html Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com [this poem is archived, accessible and awaiting your comments at] http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/1278.html minstrels-subscribe@

87. WOLF AND HOUND By Adam Lindsay Gordon WOLF AND HOUND by Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833 1870). The hills like giants ata hunting lay Chin upon hand, to see the game at bay. Browning. http://www.middlemiss.org/lit/authors/gordonal/poetry/wolfhound.html

WOLF AND HOUND by Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833 - 1870) "The hills like giants at a hunting lay Chin upon hand, to see the game at bay." Browning. You'll take my tale with a little salt, But it needs none, nevertheless, I was foil'd completely, fairly at fault, Dishearten'd, too, I confess. At the splitters' tent I had seen the track Of horse-hoofs fresh on the sward, And though Darby Lynch and Donovan Jack (Who could swear through a ten-inch board) Solemnly swore he had not been there, I was just as sure that they lied, For to Darby all that is foul was fair, And Jack for his life was tried. We had run him for seven miles and more As hard as our nags could split; At the start they were all too weary and sore, And his was quite fresh and fit. Young Marsden's pony had had enough On the plain, where the chase was hot; We breasted the swell of the Bittern's Bluff, And Mark couldn't raise a trot; When the sea, like a splendid silver shield, To the south-west suddenly lay; On the brow of the Beetle the chestnut reel'd, And I bid good-bye to M'Crea And I was alone when the mare fell lame, With a pointed flint in her shoe, On the Stony Flats: I had lost the game, And what was a man to do? I turned away with no fixed intent And headed for Hawthorndell; I could neither eat in the splitters' tent, Nor drink at the splitters' well; I knew that they gloried in my mishap, And I cursed them between my teeth A blood-red sunset through Brayton's Gap Flung a lurid fire on the heath. Could I reach the Dell? I had little reck, And with scarce a choice of my own I threw the reins on Miladi's neck I had freed her foot from the stone. That season most of the swamps were dry, And after so hard a burst In the sultry noon of so hot a sky, She was keen to appease her thirst Or by instinct urged or impelled by fate I care not to solve these things Certain it is that she took me straight To the Warrigal water springs.

88. HOW WE BEAT THE FAVOURITE By Adam Lindsay Gordon HOW WE BEAT THE FAVOURITE by Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833 1870). A LAY OF THELOAMSHIRE HUNT CUP. Aye, squire, said Stevens, they back him at evens; http://www.middlemiss.org/lit/authors/gordonal/poetry/webeatfav.html

HOW WE BEAT THE FAVOURITE by Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833 - 1870) A LAY OF THE LOAMSHIRE HUNT CUP "Aye, squire," said Stevens, "they back him at evens; The race is all over, bar shouting, they say; The Clown ought to beat her; Dick Neville is sweeter Than ever - he swears he can win all the way. "A gentleman rider - well, I'm an outsider, But if he's a gent who the mischief's a jock? You swells mostly blunder, Dick rides for the plunder, He rides, too, like thunder - he sits like a rock. "He calls 'hunted fairly' a horse that has barely Been stripp'd for a trot within sight of the hounds, A horse that at Warwick beat Birdlime and Yorick, And gave Abdelkader at Aintree nine pounds. "They say they have no test to warrant a protest; Dick rides for a lord and stands in with a steward; The light of their faces they show him - his case is Prejudged and his verdict already secured. "But none can outlast her, and few travel faster, She strides in her work clean away from The Drag; You hold her and sit her, she couldn't be fitter, Whenever you hit her she'll spring like a stag. "And p'rhaps the green jacket, at odds though they back it, May fall, or there's no knowing what may turn up. The mare is quite ready, sit still and ride steady, Keep cool; and I think you may just win the Cup."

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90. Adam Lindsay Gordon Adam Lindsay Gordon 1833 1870. Quote from the introduction of the book ThePoetical Works of Adam Lindsay Gordon published about 1912 http://australianpoems.tripod.com/gordon.html

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93. 1833 In History Benjamin Harrison 1833 1893 John James Ingalls 1833 - 1900 Robert Green Ingersoll1833 - 1899 Adam Lindsay Gordon 1833 - 1870 Alfred Nobel 1833 - 1896 Hannah http://brainyhistory.com/years/1833.html

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Australian Artists and Writers Directory - G A B C D ... Exit G... Silvana Gardner (D.O.B. - ) Photo of poet by photographer, year. Silvana Gardner's publications include: Poetry: When Sunday Comes, (University of Queensland Press, 1982), Hacedor, (Planet Press, 1982), With Open Eyes, (Queensland Community Press, 1983), Children of the Dragon, (Jacaranda Wiley, 1985), The Devil in Nature, (University of Queensland Press, 1987), Cochineal Red, (Pamphlet Poets, National Library of Canberra, 1992), The Rainbow Cat, (Boolarong, 1992), The Painter of Icons, (Boolarong, 1993), The Bluetongue who Loved a Wooden Crocodile, (Boolarong, 1996), (Plateau Press, 2002). Keith Garvey (D.O.B. - ) Insert biographical details. Photo of poet by photographer unknown, year unknown. Keith Garvey's publications include: Insert publications. Claire Gaskin Claire Gaskin was born in Australia. She now lives in country Victoria where she facilitates creative writing workshops and courses and runs public literary readings. She has been publishing her work in literary journals for eighteen years. She has two daughters, two dogs and two cats. She practises, studies and teachers yoga and hopes that something of a meditative quality comes through in her writing. She is interested in authenticity of image and passion in poetry. Photo of Claire Gaskin by Claire Gaskin, 2000.

95. Thoroughbred Village by Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833 1870). A LAY OF THE LOAMSHIRE HUNT CUP. Aye,squire, said Stevens, they back him at evens; The race is all over, http://www.thoroughbredvillage.com.au/Poet6.html

96. List Of Australian Poets - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Peter Goldsworthy (1951); William T. Goodge (1862-1909); Adam LindsayGordon (1833-1870); JW Gordon (1874-1949); Alan Gould (1949-); Paul Grano (1894-) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Australian_poets

List of Australian poets From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The poets listed below were either citizens or residents of Australia and published the bulk of their poetry whilst living there. Contents A-B C-D E-F G ... edit A-B Arthur Henry Adams Robert Adamson Adam Aitken James Alexander Allan ... edit C-D Caroline Caddy (b. 1944) Ada Cambridge David Campbell Nancy Cato Robert Clark ... Bruce Dawe (b. 1930) Dulcie Deamer C. J. Dennis James Devaney Rosemary Dobson (b. 1920) Jack Donahue Max Dunn Mary Durack Geoffrey Dutton ... edit E-F Louis Esson G. Essex Evans W. S. Fairbridge Mary Finnin ... edit G William Gay Edwin Gerard Jane Gibian G. H. Gibson ... edit H-I Rodney Hall Susan Hampton (b. 1949) Lesbia Harford W. E. Harney Charles Harpur Edward Harrington ... Kevin Hart (b. 1954) P. J. Hartigan William Hart-Smith Gwen Harwood Ian Healy ... Philip Hodgins (b. 1959) A. D. Hope Peter Hopegood Flexmore Hudson Barry Humphries (b. 1934) Rex Ingamells Eric Irvin Margaret Irvin edit J-L Clive James (b. 1939) Sydney Jephcott Evan Jones Nancy Keesing Henry Kendall ... Geoffrey Lehmann (b. 1940) Jack Lindsay R. H. Long Robert Lowe Beryl Llywelyn Lucas ... edit M Frederick T. Macartney

97. ATtheHEARTofIT: Quote Of The Day Kindness in another s trouble, courage in your own. Adam Lindsay (Lionel Gordon)Gordon (1833–1870). quote_of_the_day_clear_button.jpg. http://www.attheheartofit.com/quote_of_the_day/index.html

ATtheHEARTofIT Words From Home and my heart. ...Happenings, Silliness and Truths. A Mom-person commenting on: World Views, Quotes, Human Interest Stories, Recipes, Poetry from Ponderings. A Medical Professional with a Stethoscope listening with a Writer's Pen at her fingertips. About Recent Posts Do you remember... What does The World do? OH My... For Mature Audiences Only?! ... Come-on back... My Blogosphere Magnolia Glen Diaries * eillas releep A day in the life... AliThinks ... October 2004 Counts April 15, 2004 A walk, diversions with an UP-date. Yesterday spring really did it's thing around here. The air was crisp and clear... I took a walk. I had a talk with my wee self. I do that more and more these days "spring is a confirmation by God that life does renew... soon we forget the cold and dark of the winter's past". It seems it does not matter what age you are... you can become young again. If you are observant and throw in a bit of the dreamer in the mix. Picture from my side yard: May Flowers and Violets among the leaves. ( taken yesterday The sky was so blue. The

98. Activities Adam Lindsay Gordon, Ye Wearie Wayfarer 1833 1870 + If my hands are fullyoccupied in holding onto something, I can neither give nor receive. http://www.st-james-piccadilly.org/html/activities.html

Go DISCUSSION FORUM Go CONCERTS PAGES Go PREACHERS Go HEAVEN Comments on this site General Enquiries Activities, Groups, Programmes Part of our reading of the Gospel is the mandate to offer hospitality. We do that as a church by welcoming a wide range of groups and activities. Here are brief notes on some of the groups and events that meet or happen at St James’s. Some are directly part of our common life, others are not. LAYING ON OF HANDS (MINISTRY OF HEALING) takes place in the side chapel during the 11am Eucharist usually on the last Sunday of each month. MUSIC FROM TAIZE Third Sunday of the month at 5.00pm at Evening Prayer JULIAN GROUP (silent prayer). Meets fortnightly (usually in the Bell Tower, sometimes in the Rectory) 6.30-7.30pm. Enquiries to Nick Hamilton c/o the Rectory. See Monthly Diary page. THE VAGABONDS are a group of mainly Christian spiritual enquirers. They meet informally once a month in a pub close to St. James' to discuss a topic of interest. They take their name from William Blake's poem The Little Vagabond , a character who prefers the alehouse to the church (Blake was baptised at St James’).

99. Author Adam Lindsay Gordon, From The Oldpoetry Poetry Archive The Australian Scenery. Adam Lindsay Gordon 1833 – 1870 Adam Lindsay Gordon Bornin 1833 at Fayel in the Azores. Son of an Officer in the English Army. http://www.oldpoetry.com/author/Adam Lindsay Gordon

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