Kiplings Sussex
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John and St. Elizabeth, where he died. He was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, Kensal Green, with roses from George Meredith's garden in his coffin bearing the tribute, " A true poet, one of the small band. " His death was accelerated by laudanum, but was directly due to tuberculosis. This noble mind, which soared as Shelley's soared, which was not capable of anything mean or common, has written his own epitaph in the lines to Cardinal Manning : " One stricken from his birth With curse Of destina...te verse . . . He lives detached days ; He serveth not for praise ; For gold He is not sold ; Deaf is he to world's tongue | He scorneth for his song The loud Shouts of the crowd. " THE SUSSEX DOWNS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS CHAPTER XII THE SUSSEX DOWNS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS MY task in this chapter is to speak of the natural features of the Downs for which Sussex is famous. The range of the Downs commences at Petersfield in Hampshire, and extends to Beachy Head. Their length is between fifty and sixty miles, their greatest breadth seven miles, and their mean eleva- tion about 500 feet, rising in places to more than 800 feet.
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John and St. Elizabeth, where he died. He was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery, Kensal Green, with roses from George Meredith's garden in his coffin bearing the tribute, " A true poet, one of the small band. " His death was accelerated by laudanum, but was directly due to tuberculosis. This noble mind, which soared as Shelley's soared, which was not capable of anything mean or common, has written his own epitaph in the lines to Cardinal Manning : " One stricken from his birth With curse Of destina...te verse . . . He lives detached days ; He serveth not for praise ; For gold He is not sold ; Deaf is he to world's tongue | He scorneth for his song The loud Shouts of the crowd. " THE SUSSEX DOWNS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS CHAPTER XII THE SUSSEX DOWNS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS MY task in this chapter is to speak of the natural features of the Downs for which Sussex is famous. The range of the Downs commences at Petersfield in Hampshire, and extends to Beachy Head. Their length is between fifty and sixty miles, their greatest breadth seven miles, and their mean eleva- tion about 500 feet, rising in places to more than 800 feet.
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