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After Paradise or Legends of Exile

With Other Poems: By Robert, Earl of Lytton (Owen Meredith)
Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton (1831-1891)

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LEGENDS OF EXILE.
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L'ENVOI.
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POEMS.
  
TRANSFORMATIONS.
  
NORTH AND SOUTH
  
ATHENS.
  
CINTRA.
  
SORRENTO REVISITED.
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FRAGRANCE.
  
DEDICATION TO ---
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BALLAD.
  
LINES
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PROMETHEIA.
  
A SIGH.
  
NECROMANCY.
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URIEL.
  
SCORN.
  
STRANGERS.
  
ALLEGRO, ANDANTE, ADAGIO.

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Then to the Voice “What is thy will?” said I.
But for sole response thro' the darkness fell,
Repeated with the same importunate cry,
Mine own name only, “Uriel! Uriel!”
I could not sleep nor rest upon my bed,
So I rose up, and thro' the husht house pass'd
With steps unlighted (for my lamp was dead)
Out on the heath.
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