e stones, and piled them, and carved them. Howprecious such record would have been we may realise when we recall theincomparable charm of Chaucers prologue to The Canterbury Tales. Butour childrens children, with the same passions alive at their hearts underincalculably different circumstances,… … TWO LOVE POEMSTHE SHADOWY HORSES HEAR the shadowy horses, their long manes a-shake,* Their hoofs heavy with tumult, their eyes glimmering white;rhe North unrolls above them clinging, creeping night,The Kast tells all her secret joy before daybreak,The West weeps in pale dew, and sighs, passing…
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