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... seemed to give it more than an ephemeral value . Throughout it may be said that a conviction of the enduring qualities of poems and of Poets has been allowed to outweigh a mere sense of brightness or cleverness in workmanship . The ...
... seemed to give it more than an ephemeral value . Throughout it may be said that a conviction of the enduring qualities of poems and of Poets has been allowed to outweigh a mere sense of brightness or cleverness in workmanship . The ...
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... seemed to him The sweetest ever heard . That lodestar drew him onward inward still , Deeper than where the village children stray , Deeper than where the woodman's glittering bill Lops the large boughs away— Into a central space of ...
... seemed to him The sweetest ever heard . That lodestar drew him onward inward still , Deeper than where the village children stray , Deeper than where the woodman's glittering bill Lops the large boughs away— Into a central space of ...
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... seemed not long , While that sweet bird above him filled the air With its melodious song . He heard not , saw not , felt not aught beside , Through the wide worlds of pleasure and of pain , Save the full flowing and the ample tide Of ...
... seemed not long , While that sweet bird above him filled the air With its melodious song . He heard not , saw not , felt not aught beside , Through the wide worlds of pleasure and of pain , Save the full flowing and the ample tide Of ...
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... seemed that something new or strange Had past upon the flowers , the trees , the ground ; Some slight but unintelligible change On everything around : Such change , where all things undisturbed remain , As only to the eye of him appears ...
... seemed that something new or strange Had past upon the flowers , the trees , the ground ; Some slight but unintelligible change On everything around : Such change , where all things undisturbed remain , As only to the eye of him appears ...
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... how am I so far Out of that minute ? Must I go Still like the thistle - ball , no bar , Onward , whenever light winds blow , Fixed by no friendly star ? Just when I seemed about to learn ! Where is ROBERT BROWNING ΙΟΙ.
... how am I so far Out of that minute ? Must I go Still like the thistle - ball , no bar , Onward , whenever light winds blow , Fixed by no friendly star ? Just when I seemed about to learn ! Where is ROBERT BROWNING ΙΟΙ.
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