POEMS BY TWO BROTHERS.
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Poems by Charles Tennyson, 1830.
"In the frore sweetness of the breathing morn,
When the loud pealing of the huntsman's horn
Doth sally forth upon the silent air," &c.
Sonnet 46.
When the loud pealing of the huntsman's horn
Doth sally forth upon the silent air," &c.
Sonnet 46.
"With mighty hulk along the sky
They sped—I saw their trains so bright!"
Comets, p. 71.
They sped—I saw their trains so bright!"
Comets, p. 71.
Compare with the last poem in Charles Tennyson's volume:
"We all must die but to the good," &c.
