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I know not, faith, not I. Is it more strange the dead should walk again Than that the quick should die ? 44 XXIII PRESCIENCE THE new moon hung in the sky, The sun was low in the west, And my betrothed and I In the churchyard paused to rest- Happy maiden and lover, Dreaming the old dream over : The light winds wandered by, And robins chirped from the nest.
And lo ! in the meadow-sweet Was the grave of a little child, With a crumbling stone at the feet, And the ivy running wild Tangled ivy and cl...over Folding it over and over : Close to my sweetheart's feet Was the little mound up-piled. 45 46 PRESCIENCE Stricken with nameless fears, She shrank and clung to me, And her eyes were filled with tears For a sorrow I did not see : Lightly the winds were blowing, Softly her tears were flowing Tears for the unknown years And a sorrow that was to be !
XXIV TENNYSON 1890 i SHAKESPEARE and Milton what third blazoned name Shall lips of after ages link to these ? His who, beside the wild encircling seas, Was England's voice, her voice with one acclaim, For threescore years ; whose word of praise was fame, Whose scorn gave pause to man's iniquities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know not, faith, not I. Is it more strange the dead should walk again Than that the quick should die ? 44 XXIII PRESCIENCE THE new moon hung in the sky, The sun was low in the west, And my betrothed and I In the churchyard paused to rest- Happy maiden and lover, Dreaming the old dream over : The light winds wandered by, And robins chirped from the nest.
And lo ! in the meadow-sweet Was the grave of a little child, With a crumbling stone at the feet, And the ivy running wild Tangled ivy and cl...over Folding it over and over : Close to my sweetheart's feet Was the little mound up-piled. 45 46 PRESCIENCE Stricken with nameless fears, She shrank and clung to me, And her eyes were filled with tears For a sorrow I did not see : Lightly the winds were blowing, Softly her tears were flowing Tears for the unknown years And a sorrow that was to be !
XXIV TENNYSON 1890 i SHAKESPEARE and Milton what third blazoned name Shall lips of after ages link to these ? His who, beside the wild encircling seas, Was England's voice, her voice with one acclaim, For threescore years ; whose word of praise was fame, Whose scorn gave pause to man's iniquities.
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