Storey, George Adolphus, 1834-1919 · London : Chatto & Windus · leaf 145
EARLY WORKS 119 again wept in words, and, like Shelley's nightingale, sat and sang in darkness — " My young companions run before me fast, Full of success they turn their faces back, And seem to wonder that I should be last To follow in their track." … EDWARD CRESSY. These "young companions" were "the St. John's Wood Clique," as it was called, and consisted of Calderon, Marks, George Leslie, Hodgson,
Storey, George Adolphus, 1834-1919
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