The Early Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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(_Thin_ came the voice).
So in 'The Princess', sect. i.:-- And _cook'd his spleen_, which is a phrase from the Greek, as in Homer, 'Il'., iv., 513:-- [Greek: epi naeusi cholon thumalgea pessei] (At the ships he cooks his heart-grieving spleen). Again in 'The Princess', sect. iv.:-- _Laugh'd with alien lips_, which is Homer's ('Od'., 69-70)-- [Greek: did' aedae gnathmoisi gelps_on allotrioisi] So in 'Edwin Morris'-- All perfect, finished _to the finger nail_, |
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