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Quotation by Sir John Betjeman
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Sir John Betjeman (15)Additional Sources
A Subaltern's Love-song New Bats in Old Belfries (1945)A Subaltern's Love-SongChristmas A Few Late Chrysanthemums (1954)In Westminster Abbey Old Lights for New Chancels (1940)"In Westminster Abbey" published in Old Lights for New Chancels (1940)Related Subjects
prayer (5) faith (4) creation (4) love (4) world, the (4) law (4) beauty (3) humankind (3) heaven (3) soul (3)
What a treat to hear Thy Word
Where the bones of leading statesmen,
Have so often been interred.
Where the bones of leading statesmen,
Have so often been interred.
Sir John Betjeman (1906–1984), British poet, broadcaster, writer on architecture. In Westminster Abbey (l. 38–40). . .
The Collected Poems of John Betjeman. Earl of Birkenhead, ed. (4th ed., 1979; reissued 1990) John É Murray.
The Collected Poems of John Betjeman. Earl of Birkenhead, ed. (4th ed., 1979; reissued 1990) John É Murray.
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