Satires of Circumstance, lyrics and reveries with miscellaneous pieces by Thomas Hardy
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All but the couple; they have gone.
V Whither? Who knows, indeed . . . And yet To me, when nights are weird and wet, Without those comrades there at tryst Creeping slowly, creeping sadly, That lone lane does not exist. There they seem brooding on their pain, And will, while such a lane remain. THE FACE AT THE CASEMENT If ever joy leave An abiding sting of sorrow, So befell it on the morrow Of that May eve . . . The travelled sun dropped To the north-west, low and lower, The pony's trot grew slower, And then we stopped. "This cosy house just by I must call at for a minute, |
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