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...are dead." Alas ! poor fools, the anointed eye may trace A dead soul's epitaph in every face ! XXV. I GRIEVE not that ripe Knowledge takes away The charm...greater bliss than wonder was before ; The real doth not flip the poet's wings, — To win the secret of a weed's plain heart Reveals some clue to spiritual...

...are dead." Alas! poor fools, the anointed eye may trace A dead soul's epitaph in every face ! XXV. I GRIEVE not that ripe Knowledge takes away The charm that Nature to my childhood won', For, with that insight, cometh. day by day, A greater bliss than wonder was before; The real...

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...are dead." Alas ! poor fools, the anointed eye may trace A do id soul's epitaph in every face I XXV. I GRIEVE not that ripe Knowledge takes away The charm...firm-footed art: Flowers are not flowers unto the poef s eyes, Their beauty thrills him by an inward sense ; He knows that outward seemings are but lies,...

...are dead." Alas ! poor fools, the anointed eye may trace A do ul soul's epitaph in every face ! XXV. I GRIEVE not that ripe Knowledge takes away The charm...than wonder was before ; The real doth not clip the poet' s wings, — To win the secret of a weed's plain heart Reveals some clue to spiritual things,...

...are dead." Alas ! poor fools, the anointed eye may trace A deid soul's epitaph in every face ! XXV. I GRIEVE not that ripe Knowledge takes away The charm...real doth not clip the poet's wings, — To win the seoret of a weed's plain heart Reveals some clue to spiritual things, And stumbling guess becomes firm-footed...

...not that ripe knowledge takes away •The charm that [Shakespeare] to my boyhood bore, ' For with the insight cometh day by day ' A greater bliss than wonder was before." ' The Editor has availed himself of the liberty to form his own text afforded him by the fact that the texts...

...grieve not that ripe knowledge takes away Tho charm that Nature to my childhood wore, For with the insight cometh day by day A greater bliss than wonder was before." Nor are religious considerations to be invoked to deter men of science from their exalted work, for...

...are dead." Alas ! poor fools, the anointed eye may trace A dead soul's epitaph in every face I XXV. I GRIEVE not that ripe Knowledge takes away The charm...win the secret of a weed's plain heart Reveals some dew to spiritual thing•, And stumbling guess becomes firmfooted art : Flowers are not flowers unto...