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100 1  Auden, W. H.|q(Wystan Hugh),|d1907-1973. 
240 10 Poems 
245 10 Collected poems /|cW.H. Auden ; edited by Edward 
       Mendelson. 
250    1st Vintage International ed. 
264  1 New York :|bVintage International, Vintage Books,|c1991. 
300    xxvii, 926 pages ;|c21 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 0  Vintage international 
500    "This book contains all the poems that W.H. Auden wished 
       to preserve, in a text that honors his final intentions"--
       Editor's preface. 
500    Includes indexes. 
505 00 |gPart I.|tPaid on both sides (1928) --|gPart II.|t1927-
       1932.|tThe letter --|tTaller to-day --|tMissing --|tThe 
       secret agent --|tThe watershed --|tNo change of place --
       |tLet history be my judge --|tNever stronger --|tThis 
       loved one --|tEasy knowledge --|tToo dear, too vague --
       |tBetween adventure --|tA free one --|tFamily ghosts --
       |tThe questioner who sits so sly --|tVenus will now say a 
       few words --|t1929 --|tThe bonfires --|tOn Sunday walks --
       |tShorts --|tHappy ending --|tThis lunar beauty --|tThe 
       question --|tFive songs --|tUncle Henry --|tConsider --
       |tThe wanderer --|tThe watchers --|tAdolescence --|tThe 
       exiles --|tThe decoys --|tHave a good time --|tHalf way --
       |tOde --|tLegend --|tThe witnesses -- 
505 00 |gPart III.|tLetter to Lord Byron (1936) --|gPart IV.
       |t1933-1938.|tA summer night --|tPaysage moralisé --|tO 
       what is that sound --|tOur hunting fathers --|tThrough the
       looking-glass --|tTwo climbs --|tMeiosis --|tA 
       misunderstanding --|tWho's who --|tSchoolchildren --|tMay 
       --|tA bride in the 30's --|tOn this island --|tNight mail 
       --|tAs I walked out one evening --|tTwelve songs --|tHis 
       excellency --|tCasino --|tOxford --|tDover --|tJourney to 
       Iceland --|tDetective story --|tDeath's echo --|tThe price
       --|tDanse macabre --|tLullaby --|tOrpheus --|tMiss Gee --
       |tJames Honeyman --|tVictor --|tAs he is --|tA voyage --
       |tThe capital --|tBrussels in winter --|tMusée des Beaux 
       Arts --|tGare du Midi --|tThe novelist --|tThe composer --
       |tRimbaud --|tA.E. Housman --|tEdward Lear --|tEpitaph on 
       a tyrant --|tSonnets from China -- 
505 00 |gPart V.|tNew Year letter (1940) --|gPart VI.|t1939-1947.
       |tIn memory of W.B. Yeats --|tIn memory of Ernst Toller --
       |tVoltaire at Ferney --|tHerman Melville --|tThe unknown 
       citizen --|tThey --|tThe prophets --|tLike a vocation --
       |tThe riddle --|tHeavy date --|tLaw like love --|tThe 
       hidden law --|tTen songs --|tIn memory of Sigmund Freud --
       |tAnother time --|tOur bias --|tHell --|tLady weeping at 
       the crossroads --|tAnthem for St. Cecilia's Day --|tThe 
       dark years --|tThe quest --|tShorts --|tNo time --
       |tDiaspora --|tLuther --|tMontaigne --|tThe council --
       |tThe maze --|tBlessed event --|tKairos and Logos --|tAt 
       the grave of Henry James --|tAlone --|tLeap before you 
       look --|tIf I could tell you --|tAtlantis --|tIn sickness 
       and in health --|tMany happy returns --|tMundus et infans 
       --|tFew and simple --|tThe lesson --|tA healthy spot --
       |tThe model --|tCanzone --|tAnthem --|tThe fall of Rome --
       |tNursery rhyme --|tIn Schrafft's --|tUnder which lyre --
       |tMusic is international --|tThe duet --|tPleasure Island 
       --|tA walk after dark -- 
505 00 |gPart VII.|tFor the time being (1941-1942) --|gPart VIII.
       |tThe sea and the mirror (1942-1944) --|gPart IX.|tThe age
       of anxiety (1944-1946) --|gPart X.|t1948-1957.|tIn transit
       --|tIn praise of limestone --|tIschia --|tUnder Sirius --
       |tCattivo tempo --|tHunting season --|tFleet visit --|tAn 
       island cemetery --|tNot in Baedeker --|tOde to Gaea --
       |tBucolics --|tShorts --|tFive songs --|tThree occasional 
       poems --|tTheir lonely betters --|tFirst things first --
       |tThe more loving one --|tA permanent way --|tNocturne --
       |tPrecious five --|tMemorial for the city --|tThe shield 
       of Achilles --|tSecondary epic --|tMakers of history --|tT
       the great --|tThe managers --|tThe epigoni --|tBathtub 
       thoughts --|tThe old man's road --|tThe history of science
       --|tThe history of truth --|tHomage to Clio --|tThe love 
       feast --|tThe chimaeras --|tMerax and Mullin --|tLimbo 
       culture --|tThere will be no peace --|tA household --
       |t"The truest poetry is the most feigning" --|tWe too had 
       known golden hours --|tSecrets --|tNumbers and faces --
       |tObjects --|tWords --|tThe song --|tOne circumlocution --
       |tHorae canonicae --|tGood-bye to the mezzogiorno -- 
505 00 |gPart XI.|tDichtung und wahrheit (1959) --|gPart XII.
       |t1958-1971.|tDame kind --|tReflections in a forest --
       |tHands --|tThe sabbath --|tWalks --|tFriday's child --
       |tAcademic grafitti --|tThanksgiving for a habitat --
       |tShorts I --|tTwo Don Quixote lyrics --|tA change of air 
       --|tYou --|tEt in arcadia ego --|tHammerfest --|tIceland 
       revisited --|tOn the circuit --|tSymmetries and 
       asymmetries --|tThe maker --|tAt the party --|tBestiaries 
       are out --|tAfter reading a child's guide to modern 
       physics --|tAscension Day, 1964 --|tWhitsunday in 
       Kirchstetten --|tThree posthumous poems --|tCity without 
       walls --|tEleven occasional poems --|tThe Horatians --
       |tProfile --|tSince --|tAmor loci --|tBird-language --
       |tTwo songs --|tForty years on --|tMarginalia --|tIn due 
       season --|tRois Fainéants --|tPartition --|tAugust 1968 --
       |tFairground --|tRiver profile --|tInsignificant elephants
       --|tOde to Terminus --|tSix commissioned texts --
       |tPrologue at sixty --|tEpistle to a godson --|tThe art of
       healing --|tA new year greeting --|tSmelt and tasted --
       |tHeard and seen --|tI am not a camera --|tA bad night --
       |tMoon landing --|tThe garrison --|tPseudo-questions --
       |tStark bewölkt --|tNatural linguistics --|tThe aliens --
       |tDoggerel by a senior citizen --|tShorts II --|tOld 
       people's home --|tCirce --|tShort ode to the cuckoo --
       |tOde to the medieval poets --|tAn encounter --|tA shock -
       -|tLoneliness --|tTalking to dogs --|tTalking to mice --
       |tTalking to myself -- 
505 00 |gPart XIII.|t1972-1973.|tLullaby --|tUnpredictable but 
       providential --|tOde to the diencephalon --|tProgress? --
       |tNocturne --|tAubade --|tA curse --|tShorts --|tThank you,
       fog --|tNo, Plato, no --|tAddress to the beasts --|tA 
       thanksgiving --|tA contract --|tPosthumous letter to 
       Gilbert White --|tThe question --|tArchaeology. 
520    Between 1927 and his death in 1973, W.H. Auden endowed 
       poetry in the English language with a new face. Or rather,
       with several faces, since his work ranged from the 
       political to the religious, from the urbane to the 
       pastoral, from the mandarin to the invigoratingly plain-
       spoken. This collection presents all the poems Auden 
       wished to preserve, in the texts that received his final 
       approval. It includes the full contents of his previous 
       collected editions along with all the later volumes of his
       shorter poems. Together, these works display the 
       astonishing range of Auden's voice and the breadth of his 
       concerns, his deep knowledge of the traditions he 
       inherited, and his ability to recast those traditions in 
       modern times. 
650  0 Poetry. 
650  7 Poetry.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01067691 
655  7 Poetry|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01423828 
655  7 Poetry.|2lcgft 
700 1  Mendelson, Edward. 
776 08 |iOnline version:|aAuden, W.H. (Wystan Hugh), 1907-1973.
       |sPoems.|tCollected poems.|b1st Vintage International ed.
       |dNew York : Vintage International, Vintage Books, 1991
       |w(OCoLC)646988411 
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