Heart of London
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- THE NEW ROMANCE
- WHERE THE EAGLES SLEEP
- ORIENTAL (Petticoat Lane)
- SHIPS COME HOME (The Docks)
- TREASURE TROVE (Caledonian Market)
- CENOTAPH
- ROMANCE ON WHEELS
- GHOSTS OF THE FOG
- BATTLE (Free Cancer Hospital)
- BABIES IN THE SUN (Kensington Gardens)
- FACES IN THE STRAND
- WOMEN AND TEA
- AN OPEN DOOR (St. Martin's Church in the Fields)
- A BIT OF BAGDAD (Club Row)
- "PRISONERS ONLY" (Bow Street)
- BOYS ON THE BRIDGE
- NIGHT BIRDS
- AT THE WHEEL
- UNDER THE DOME (St. Paul's)
- HEARTBREAK HOUSE
- MADONNA OF THE PAVEMENT
- SWORD AND CROSS (Temple Church)
- KNOCKOUT LAND
- GHOSTS (Soane Museum)
- ALADDIN'S CAVE
- THAT SAD STONE (Cleopatra's Needle)
- SUN OR SNOW
- ROMANTIC MUTTON (Shepherd's Market)
- LONDON LOVERS
- IN UNCLE'S SHOP
- HORSEY MEN
- FROM BOW TO EALING
- MARRIAGE
- KINGS AND QUEENS (Westminster Abbey Waxworks)
- LOST HEIRS (Record Office)
- FISH (Billingsgate Market)
- HAUNTED (Old Devonshire House)
- ABOUT HOMES IN BONDAGE
- ROYAL SATIN (London Museum)
- AMONG THE FUR MEN
- APPEAL TO CÆSAR (Privy Council)
- TONS OF MONEY (The Royal Mint)
- WHERE TIME STANDS STILL
- MY LADY'S DRESS
- ST. ANTHOLIN'S
- NOT FOR WOMEN
- OUR ROMAN BATH (The Strand)
- LEFT BEHIND (Lost Property Office)
- THE "GIRLS" (Piccadilly Circus)
An ever-muttering prisoned storm,
The heart of London beating warm.
John Davidson, "Ballads and Songs"
A collection of short essays, originally published in The Daily Express newspaper. The writer was a journalist on staff, and also a renowned travel writer.
LONDON'S GROWTH
Here Herbs did grow
And Flowers sweet
But now 'tis called
Saint George's Street.
—An 18th century inscription on a London tavern
When a man is tired of London he is tired of life: for there is in London all that life can afford.
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