Fables in Song By Robert Lord Lytton |
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To E. L.,
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To E. L.,
WITH FABLES VII. AND VIII.
Fair soul, that o'er mine own dost shine
So fair, so far above,
Dear heart, that hast so close to mine
The home of thy true love:
So fair, so far above,
Dear heart, that hast so close to mine
The home of thy true love:
Be thine these songs of Far and Near!
Two worlds their sources are:
Each makes the other doubly dear,
The near one and the far.
Two worlds their sources are:
Each makes the other doubly dear,
The near one and the far.
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