Poems by Jean Ingelow, In Two Volumes, Volume II. by Jean Ingelow
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page 199 of 487 (40%)
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Which ringeth aye true--
Piercing vale, croft Lifted aloft Dropt even as dew With a sweet quest To her on the nest When damps we love Fall from above. "Art thou asleep? Answer me, answer me, Night is so deep Thy right fair form I cannot see; Answer me, answer me, Are the eggs warm? Is't well with thee?" Ay, this shall be Assuredly. Ay, thou full fain In the soft rain Shalt sing again.' III. A fair wife making her moan, despised, forsaken, Her good days o'er; 'Seven sweet years of my life did I live belovèd, |
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