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Geoffrey Dearmer

Short Name: Geoffrey Dearmer
Full Name: Dearmer, Geoffrey, 1893-
Birth Year: 1893
Death Year: 1996

Wikipedia Biography

Geoffrey Dearmer LVO (21 March 1893 – 18 August 1996) was a British poet. He was the son of Anglican liturgist and hymnologist Percy Dearmer and the artist and writer Mabel Dearmer.
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Texts by Geoffrey Dearmer (8)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
And didst thou travel light, dear LordGeoffrey Dearmer (Author)English2
Be, Lord, the happy guideGeoffrey Dearmer (Author)English1
Now April has comeGeoffrey Dearmer (Author)English1
Sing, all good people gatheredGeoffrey Dearmer (Author)English1
The dawn-wind now is wakingGeoffrey Dearmer (Author)English1
There are a myriad means, O LordG. Dearmer (Author)English3
Those who love and those who labor follow in the way of ChristGeoffrey Dearmer (Author)English10
Winds of God unfailing fill the sunlit sailsGeoffrey Dearmer (Author)English1

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