2 nine-line stanzas: I. Dead Calm: Noon; II Dead Calm: Midnight;
Headpiece by John Duncan
The Evergreen Volume 3, p31
"Oceanus" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
Public Domain Toronto Metropolitan University Library Archives and Special Collections
Evergreen Digital Edition, edited by Lorraine Janzen Kooistra, 2016-2018. Yellow Nineties 2.0, Toronto Metropolitan University Centre for Digital Humanities, 2019.
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Prose piece in which the narrator travels to the Holy Island of Iona to come to terms with his or her grief. “The cycle of the year, or seasons, can easily be traced; but the universal spiral is indeed so vast, that mortals, seeing but a part, thought it was a straight and narrow path with a goal at the end.”
Headpiece by Nellie Baxter
The Evergreen Volume 3, p32-35
"The Dance of Life" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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From the Irish-Gaelic of Tadhg Gaolach O Suilliobhain
The Evergreen Volume 3, p36-37
"From the Irish-Gaelic of Tadhg Gaolach O Suilliobhain" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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Poem depicts the changing of the seasons from Spring to Summer through personification
Headpiece by Annie Mackie
The Evergreen Volume 3, p41-42
"Swan-White" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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Three-part essay that interprets individual and cultural evolution and the influence of the east on the west.
Tailpiece by Nellie Baxter
The Evergreen Volume 3, p43-63
"Flower of the Grass" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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Dialogue between a child and his unborn brother
Headpiece by Marion A. Mason
The Evergreen Volume 3, p67-68
"The Unborn" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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The welcoming of Summer as season changes from Spring
The Evergreen Volume 3, p69
"Sun-Joy" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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Changes in the understanding of biological sex and evoultion
Argues for “an Evolutionist Education, in which the elemental lust of the flesh is disciplined into Love…”
Essay by "The authors of 'The Evolution of Sex, [1889]" i.e., Patrick Geddes and J Arthur Thomson
The Evergreen Volume 3, p73-85
"The Moral Evolution of Sex" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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Two short verses with epigraph: "he loves me - loves me not." The first verse asks "who would not love..." The second verse begins "who would not dream..."
The Evergreen Volume 3, p89
"Song" at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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Rinder's Note: "Telen Rumengol" translates to "The Harp of Rumengol," and by extension the "Pardon des Chanteurs.." This sketch of a Summer Pardon is adapted from a recent book on the Country of the Pardons, by the distinguished Breton writer, M. Anatole Le Braz.
King Gralon escapes to forest for refuge; at the Druid healing stone, he has a vision of Virgin; when he dies, Virgin promises to create “a race of singers” called “the nightingales of the Virgin." Story includes some Celtic (Breton) songs.
Prose legend with Celtic songs by E. Wingate Rinder
The Evergreen Volume 3, p90-97
"Telen Rumengol" [The Harp of Rumengol] at Yellow Nineties 2.0
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