Wine and Roses
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WINE AND ROSES
BY
VICTOR J. DALEY
AUTHOR OF "AT DAWN AND DUSK"
Edited, with a Memoir,
by Bertram Stevens
SYDNEY
ANGUS AND ROBERTSON Ltd.
89 CASTLEREAGH STREET
1911
Printed by W. C. Penfold & Co., Sydney
for
ANGUS & ROBERTSON LIMITED
Publishers to the University,
LONDON: THE AUSTRALIAN BOOK COMPANY
21 Warwick Lane, E.C.
The verses in this volume have been selected from those written by Victor Daley after the publication of At Dawn and Dusk.
"The Woods of Dandenong" first appeared in The Bookfellow (1809); "The Quest of Brahma" in Brooks's Annual; "Players" in The Australian Stage Annual; "Anna" in The Freeman's Journal; and all the others in The Bulletin or The Lone Hand.
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