Legends and Lyrics - Part 2 by Adelaide Anne Procter
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page 68 of 160 (42%)
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And night's blue misty curtain floated down;
Then, with my heart calmed, and my spirit strengthened, I crawl once more back to the sultry town. XV. What Monarch, then, has nobler recreations Than mine? Or where the great and classic Land Whose wealth of Art delights the gathered nations That owns a Picture Gallery half as grand? VERSE: SENT TO HEAVEN I had a Message to send her, To her whom my soul loved best; But I had my task to finish. And she was gone home to rest. To rest in the far bright heaven: Oh, so far away from here, It was vain to speak to my darling, For I knew she could not hear! I had a message to send her. So tender, and true, and sweet, I longed for an Angel to bear it, |
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