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O , FOLLOW , FOLLOW ! I answered not , for the Eastern star grew pale , Asia . As you speak , your words But fled to thee . Fill , pause by pause , my own forgotten sleep Asia . Thou speakest , but thy words With shapes .
O , FOLLOW , FOLLOW ! I answered not , for the Eastern star grew pale , Asia . As you speak , your words But fled to thee . Fill , pause by pause , my own forgotten sleep Asia . Thou speakest , but thy words With shapes .
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Asia and PANTHEA pass into O , follow , follow , it . Two young Fauns are sitting on a Rock As our voice recedeth listening . Through the caverns hollow , Semichorus I of Spirits Where the forest spreadeth ; The path through which that ...
Asia and PANTHEA pass into O , follow , follow , it . Two young Fauns are sitting on a Rock As our voice recedeth listening . Through the caverns hollow , Semichorus I of Spirits Where the forest spreadeth ; The path through which that ...
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The first place we stopped at 15 This Knapsack , Tight at ' s ck , with our Knapsacks contained one Richard He rivetted close Bradshaw , a notorious tippler . He stood in And follow'd his Nose the shape of ...
The first place we stopped at 15 This Knapsack , Tight at ' s ck , with our Knapsacks contained one Richard He rivetted close Bradshaw , a notorious tippler . He stood in And follow'd his Nose the shape of ...
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| Title | English Romantic Poets |
| Editor | James Stephens |
| Publisher | American Book Company, 1952 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Feb 2007 |
| Length | 975 pages |
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