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Denzil place

a story in verse. By Violet Fane [i.e. M. M. Lamb]
Fane, Violet (1843-1905)

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DENZIL PLACE
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But Constance did not hear these calumnies
(Having, alas, a fatal grain of truth!)—
Those envious voices did not penetrate
The tangled brakes of Denzil Park, which rose
Bird-haunted, flower starr'd, a leafy screen
Between the idle whisp'ring world and her.
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