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Kirk, M. L.

M. L. Kirk

1860 - 1938

Name Variant(s): Maria Louise Kirk, M[aria]. L[ouise]. Kirk, Maria L. Kirk

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All Day Long He Was Singing or Whistling On His Flute

"All Day Long He Was Singing or Whistling On His...

And Down the Long Beam Stole the Holy Grail

And Down the Long Beam Stole the Holy Grail

And in the Flame Was Borne a Naked Babe

And in the Flame Was Borne a Naked Babe

And the Dead, Oared by the Dumb, Went Upward with the Flood

And the Dead, Oared by the Dumb, Went Upward with...

A City of Shadowy Palaces

A City of Shadowy Palaces

Damsel, Let Me First See this Cloak upon You, That I May the Better Observe It

"Damsel, Let Me First See this Cloak upon You, That...

For Two Hours More They Fought

For Two Hours More They Fought

Here by God's Rood is the One Maid for Me

"Here by God's Rood is the One Maid for Me"

I Shall Never Make Thee Smile Again

"I Shall Never Make Thee Smile Again"

Lo, Thou Likewise Shalt Be King

"Lo, Thou Likewise Shalt Be King"

The Pardoner Had His Cakes and Ale

"The Pardoner Had His Cakes and Ale"

The Princess Drew Back Blushing

The Princess Drew Back Blushing

So Fair Was She That He Fell In Love With Her At Mere Sight

"So Fair Was She That He Fell In Love With Her At...

There They Talked and Amused Themselves All The Afternoon

"There They Talked and Amused Themselves All The...

Thou Art Not Knight but Knave

"Thou Art Not Knight but Knave"

Yea, Little Maid, for Am I Not Forgiven?

"Yea, Little Maid, for Am I Not Forgiven?"

"All Day Long He Was Singing or Whistling On His Flute"
1914
And Down the Long Beam Stole the Holy Grail
1912
And in the Flame Was Borne a Naked Babe
1912
And the Dead, Oared by the Dumb, Went Upward with the Flood
1912
A City of Shadowy Palaces
1912
"Damsel, Let Me First See this Cloak upon You, That I May the Better Observe It"
1912
For Two Hours More They Fought
1912
"Here by God's Rood is the One Maid for Me"
1912

"I Shall Never Make Thee Smile Again"
1912
"Lo, Thou Likewise Shalt Be King"
1912
"The Pardoner Had His Cakes and Ale"
1914
The Princess Drew Back Blushing
1912
"So Fair Was She That He Fell In Love With Her At Mere Sight"
1914
"There They Talked and Amused Themselves All The Afternoon"
1914
"Thou Art Not Knight but Knave"
1912
"Yea, Little Maid, for Am I Not Forgiven?"
1912

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