SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS.
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Tennyson.
"Touch thy dull goal of joyless gray,
And hide thy shame beneath the ground."
In Memoriam, LXXII. 7.
And hide thy shame beneath the ground."
In Memoriam, LXXII. 7.
"That out of distance might ensue
Desire of nearness doubly sweet;
And unto meeting when we meet,
Delight a hundredfold accrue."
In Memoriam, cxvii. 2.
Desire of nearness doubly sweet;
And unto meeting when we meet,
Delight a hundredfold accrue."
In Memoriam, cxvii. 2.
—"All the courses of the suns."
In Memoriam, cxvii. 3.
In Memoriam, cxvii. 3.
"Shall he for whose applause I strove,
I had such reverence for his blame,
See with clear eye some hidden shame
And I be lessen'd in his love?"
In Memoriam, LI. 2.
I had such reverence for his blame,
See with clear eye some hidden shame
And I be lessen'd in his love?"
In Memoriam, LI. 2.
