The Last Tournament by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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page 29 of 29 (100%)
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That night came Arthur home, and while he climb'd,
All in a death-dumb autumn-dripping gloom, The stairway to the hall, and look'd and saw The great Queen's bower was dark,--about his feet A voice clung sobbing till he question'd it, "What art thou?" and the voice about his feet Sent up an answer, sobbing, "I am thy fool, And I shall never make thee smile again." |
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