The Early Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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Or of a chrysalis:--
And flash'd as those _Dull-coated_ things, _that making slide apart Their dusk wing cases, all beneath there burns A Jewell'd harness_, ere they pass and fly. --'Gareth and Lynette'. So again:-- Wan-sallow, as _the plant that feeds itself, Root-bitten by white lichen_. --'Id'. And again:-- All the _silvery gossamers_ That _twinkle into green and gold_. --'In Memoriam'. His epithets are in themselves a study: "the _dewy-tassell'd_ wood," "the _tender-pencill'd_ shadow," "_crimson-circl'd_ star," the "_hoary_ |
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