The Relation of Literature to Life by Charles Dudley Warner
page 56 of 56 (100%)
page 56 of 56 (100%)
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sung in the camp, wept over in the lonely cottage; it has gone with the
marching regiments, with the explorers--with mankind, in short, on its way down the ages, brightening, consoling, elevating life; and my lord, who regarded as scarcely above a menial the poet to whom he tossed the guinea--my lord, with all his pageantry and power, has utterly gone and left no witness. |
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