Where England Sets her Feet

This book is a collection of poems that explore the beauty and diversity of England's landscapes, cultures, and people. From the rolling hills of the countryside to the bustling streets of London, Capes captures the essence of this great nation through his vivid imagery and evocative language.

By Bernard Capes · First published 1908 · Genre: Adventure, Historical Fiction, Romance · 34 chapters

Contents

• THE PRETTY PLEDGE
• THE PLEDGE REDEEMED
• THE JOURNEY WEST
• THE END OF THE JOURNEY
• THE HOUSE BY THE MOOR
• SOME NEW FRIENDS
• THE OLD WELL HOUSE
• THE APPARITION
• TRANSFORMATION
• CONFIDENCES
• TWO'S COMPANY
• IL PENSEROSO
• DESOLATION
• AN EMOTION AND A DISCOVERY
• THE RETURN OF THE WANDERERS
• THE TRUTH AT LAST
• CERTAIN VISITORS
• HOPE DEFERRED
• MARKING TIME
• MISTRESS JOAN MEDLEY
• THE DECOY
• A POIGNANT INTERVIEW
• HOME AGAIN
• COMMITTED
• THE FUGITIVE
• AN INCUBUS
• THE VOYAGE
• THE TAKING OF THE CARACK
• THE VIPER ON THE HEARTH
• L'ALLEGRO
• ‘BACK TO A WORLD OF DEATH'
• RETRIBUTION
• BEREAVEMENT
• A LAST DISCOVERY

More by Bernard Capes

• The Will and the Way (1909)
• The Moon Stricken (1892)
• Jack and Jill (1887)
• The Vanishing House (1905)
• Dark Dignum (1908)
• William Tyrwhitt's "Copy" (1893)
• A Lazy Romance (1894)
• Black Venn (1924)
• All works by Bernard Capes