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Note: The fifth verse of the April 1866 Empire version reads: 'In this green glen - O my brother/Sitting by the fire -/I could hide my face and sleep now,/Far from those who laugh and weep now -/Far away from any other,/'Neath yon mountain-spire:/Even in the glen - my brother/Sitting by the fire.'
Alternative title:Song : Sitting By the Fire
Appears in:
yThe Australasianvol.4no.114 (New Series)6 June1868Z17637871868newspaper issue 1868
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1868
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pg.711
Alternative title:Sitting by the Fire
Notes:
This version omits the final (sixth) verse, which appeared in both the April 1866 Empire and June 1868 Australasian versions. In effect, it matches the June 1868 Australasian version, but without the final verse.
yThe Poetical Works of Henry KendallHenry Kendall,
Thomas Thornton Reed
(editor),
Adelaide:Libraries Board of South Australia,1966Z5714731966selected work poetry This critical edition includes 90 previously uncollected poems and collates manuscripts of the poems and their appearances in periodicals and newspapers during the poet's life-time. There are copious biographical and critical notes, indexes and a bibliography.Adelaide:Libraries Board of South Australia,1966