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	''The Echo'' is a poem written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] published in the collected volume [[Songs of the Road]] on 16 march 1911.		''The Echo'' is a poem written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published in the collected volume [[Songs of the Road]] on 16 march 1911.

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	''The Echo'' is a poem written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] ~~first~~ published in the collected volume [[Songs of the Road]] on 16 march 1911.		''The Echo'' is a poem written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] published in the collected volume [[Songs of the Road]] on 16 march 1911.


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	== The Echo ==		== The Echo ==

			<poem>
	(After Heine)		(After Heine)

			Through the lonely mountain land
	Through the lonely mountain land~~<br />~~		There rode a cavalier.
	There rode a cavalier.~~<br />~~		"Oh ride I to my darling's arms,
	"Oh ride I to my darling's arms,~~<br />~~		Or to the grave so drear?"
	Or to the grave so drear?"~~<br />~~		The Echo answered clear,
	The Echo answered clear,~~<br />~~
	"The grave so drear."		"The grave so drear."

			So onward rode the cavalier
			And clouded was his brow.
			"If now my hour be truly come,
			Ah well, it must be now!"
			The Echo answered low,
			"It must be now."
			</poem>

	~~So onward rode the cavalier<br />~~
	~~And clouded was his brow.<br />~~
	~~"If now my hour be truly come,<br />~~
	~~Ah well, it must be now!"<br />~~
	~~The Echo answered low,<br />~~
	~~"It must be now."~~

TCDE-Team at 11:36, 22 July 2016

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''The Echo'' is a poem written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published in the collected volume [[Songs of the Road]] on 16 march 1911.

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== Editions ==

* in ''[[Songs of the Road]]'' (16 march 1911, [[Smith, Elder & Co.]] [UK])
* in ''[[Songs of the Road]]'' (october 1911, [[Doubleday & McClure Co.|Doubleday, Page & Co.]] [US])
* in ''[[Songs of the Road]]'' (27 january 1920, [[John Murray]] [UK])
* in ''[[Songs of the Road]]'' (february 1920, [[John Murray]] [UK])
* in ''[[The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle]]'' (21 september 1922, [[John Murray]] [UK])
* in ''[[The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle]]'' (14 september 1928, [[John Murray]]'s ''Fiction Library'' [UK])

== The Echo ==

(After Heine)

Through the lonely mountain land 
There rode a cavalier. 
"Oh ride I to my darling's arms, 
Or to the grave so drear?" 
The Echo answered clear, 
"The grave so drear."

So onward rode the cavalier 
And clouded was his brow. 
"If now my hour be truly come, 
Ah well, it must be now!" 
The Echo answered low, 
"It must be now."

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