Enoch Arden And Other Poems
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Peter's-pence was a tax to tin- Church of Rome, and the \vhnl' 1 stanxii refei's to the easting oil' of Papal authoritv by Henry VIII. , ' KlulV Harry. " The spence, line 47, was the buttery or larder.
"il. His man-minded offset, Ileni'y's daughter, Queen Elizabeth.
. "">!. Tliat wild wind, the storm \vliidi raided on the ni^ht of Cromwell's death : il is said that his father was a brewer, and tradition has it that the stork, a Republican bird, disajipeared from Kuirland when Cromwell died.
62 ...THE TALKING OAK.
" The slight she-slips of loyal blood, And others, passing praise, Strait-laced, but all-too-full in bud eo For puritanic stays : " And I have shadow'd many a group Of beauties, that were born In teacup-times of hood and hoop, Or while the patch was worn ; ss " And, leg and arm with love-knots gay, About me leap'd and laugh'd The modish Cupid of the day, And shrill'd his tinsel shaft.
" I swear (and else may insects prick TO Each leaf into a gall) This girl, for whom your heart is sick, Is three times worth them all ; " For those and theirs, by Nature's law, Have faded long ago ; 75 But in these latter springs I saw Your own Olivia blow, " From when she gamboll'd on the greens A baby-germ, to when 57.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peter's-pence was a tax to tin- Church of Rome, and the \vhnl' 1 stanxii refei's to the easting oil' of Papal authoritv by Henry VIII. , ' KlulV Harry. " The spence, line 47, was the buttery or larder.
"il. His man-minded offset, Ileni'y's daughter, Queen Elizabeth.
. "">!. Tliat wild wind, the storm \vliidi raided on the ni^ht of Cromwell's death : il is said that his father was a brewer, and tradition has it that the stork, a Republican bird, disajipeared from Kuirland when Cromwell died.
62 ...THE TALKING OAK.
" The slight she-slips of loyal blood, And others, passing praise, Strait-laced, but all-too-full in bud eo For puritanic stays : " And I have shadow'd many a group Of beauties, that were born In teacup-times of hood and hoop, Or while the patch was worn ; ss " And, leg and arm with love-knots gay, About me leap'd and laugh'd The modish Cupid of the day, And shrill'd his tinsel shaft.
" I swear (and else may insects prick TO Each leaf into a gall) This girl, for whom your heart is sick, Is three times worth them all ; " For those and theirs, by Nature's law, Have faded long ago ; 75 But in these latter springs I saw Your own Olivia blow, " From when she gamboll'd on the greens A baby-germ, to when 57.
What to read after Enoch Arden And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Tennyson Tennyson to read onlineMoreLess
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