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Sonnets and Fugitive Pieces

by Charles Tennyson

Turner, Charles Tennyson (1808-1879)

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TO MY SISTER MARY.

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IV.

IV. TO THE NIGHTINGALE.

VII.

XII.

XIII.

XV.

XVIII.

XXII.

XXXI.

XXXIX.

XL.

XLII.

XLIV.

XLV.

XLV. TO A. H. H.

XLVII.

XLVII. TO ------

[Ye mighty forests, deep and old]

A FATHER TO HIS SLEEPING CHILD.

DIXIT ET AVERTENS &c.

TO A DYING FRIEND.

[The council of the brave are met]

ANACR. εις τεττιγα.

Ερως ποτ' εν ροδοισι.

Αι Μουσαι τον Ερωτα, &c.

[O, but this hollow skull]

[We all must die—but to the good]

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The Sonnet's humble plot of ground.
Wordsworth.