A series of six volumes of Wheels anthologies was produced by members of the Sitwell family, the first in 1916. Apart from Edith, Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell, the poets represented in the series include Nancy Cunard, whose family founded the Cunard shipping line, Aldous Huxley and Wilferd Owen, as well as a number of more obscure writers. – Summary by Algy Pug
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1:
Preface to the Second Edition
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Wheels by Nancy Cunard
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The Beginning by Osbert Sitwell
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The End by Osbert Sitwell
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Progress by Osbert Sitwell
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Prelude by Osbert Sitwell
7:
Pierrot Old by Osbert Sitwell
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Night by Osbert Sitwell
9:
20th Century Harlequinade by Osbert Sitwell
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'Therefore is the Name of it called Babel' by Osbert Sitwell
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The Lament of the Mole-Catcher by Osbert Sitwell
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Tears by Osbert Sitwell
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Black Mass by Osbert Sitwell
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The Carnivals of Peace by Nancy Cunard
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Destruction by Nancy Cunard
16:
Sonnet by Nancy Cunard
17:
Remorse by Nancy Cunard
18:
Uneasiness by Nancy Cunard
19:
From the Train by Nancy Cunard
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Processions by Edith Sitwell
21:
Gaiety by Edith Sitwell
22:
Thais in Heaven by Edith Sitwell
23:
A Lamentation by Edith Sitwell
24:
Antic Hay by Edith Sitwell
25:
The Drunkard by Edith Sitwell
26:
The Mother by Edith Sitwell
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The King of China's Daughter by Edith Sitwell
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Nebuchadnezzar the King by Edith and Osbert Sitwell
29:
Three poems by Arnold James
30:
Five poems by Iris Tree
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Zeppelins - two poems by Iris Tree
32:
Home Thoughts in Laventie by E.W.Tennant
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Song by E.W.Tennant
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Re-Incarnation by E.W.Tennant
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Li-Tai-PE Drinks and Drowns by Sacheverell Sitwell
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A Picture by Victor Tait Perowne
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A Dirge by Victor Tait Perowne
38:
The Lady of Shallott by Victor Tait Perowne
39:
Envious Youth by Helen Rootham
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The Great Adventure by Helen Rootham
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Three Prose Poems (after Rimbaud) by Helen Rootham
