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The Fallen Flower single work   poetry   "Oh tell me beauty why they fall,"
Composed: Wallumbilla, Drillham - Wallumbilla area, Chinchilla - Miles - Wallumbilla area, Darling Downs, Queensland,
Issue Details: First known date: 1868... 1868 The Fallen Flower
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  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The Queenslander 21 August 1869 Z1611076 1869 newspaper issue 1869 pg. 3
First line of verse: "TELL me, Beauty, why thou'rt fallen," First known date: 1868
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Songs and Verses Philip Durham Lorimer , London : William Clowes , 1901 Z164168 1901 selected work poetry Preface written by Philip Lorimer's sister, Charlotte Russell:

    'This little volume has been printed for circulation among my brother Philip Lorimer's surviving relatives and old associates, who have expressed a desire to possess a memento of him.

    The Songs and Verses have been selected from a mass of manuscript and printed cuttings mostly preserved by himself, and I have to thank Mr. E. A. Petherick for the interesting biographical sketch which he has compiled from private letters, newspaper paragraphs, and the recollection of Philip's friends.

    C.R. LONDON, July, 1901'         London : William Clowes , 1901     pg. 68 Section: Songs and Verses of Sentiment and Fancy
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