...mastery in English song of the " sweet historian of the heart " : — Therefore to thee the laurel leaves belong, To thee our love and our allegiance, For thy allegiance to the poet's art. Tennyson in reply wrote that the Christmas greeting was " a very perfect flower from •our own spacious...

...keep concealed And voiceless as a rivulet frost-congealed, My admiration for thy verse divine. Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain...thy allegiance to the poet's art. THE BROKEN OAR. NCE upon Iceland's solitary strand A poet wandered with his book and pen, Seeking some final word,...

...keep concealed, And voiceless as a rivulet frost- congealed, My admiration for thy verse divine. Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain with their delirious dance Art thou, О sweet historian of the heart! Therefore to thee the laurel leaves belong, To thee our love and our...

...keep concealed, And voiceless as a rivulet frost-congealed, My admiration for thy verse divine. Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain with their delirious dance, Art thou, 0 sweet historian of the heart ! Therefore to thee the laurel-leaves belong, To thee our love and our...

...keep concealed, And voiceless as a rivulet frost-congealed, My admiration for thy verse divine. Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain...love and our allegiance, For thy allegiance to the poet s art. THE BROKEN OAR. O.NCE upon Iceland's solitary strand A poet wandered with his book and...

...will I keep concealed, And voiceless as a rivulet frost-conMy admiration for thy verse divine. Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain with their delirious dance, Art thou, 0 sweet historian of the heart! Therefore to thee the laurel-leaves belong, To thee our love and our...

...keep concealed, And voiceless as a rivulet frost-congealed, My admiration for thy verse divine. Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain...allegiance, For thy allegiance to the poet's art. WAPENTAKE. To ALFEED TENNYSON. Parmigiano, 1503; Bayard Taylor, 1825. JANUAEY 12. Gov. Winthrop, 1588;...

...gives us his own ideal of his work. In a beautiful sonnet addressed to Tennyson, he says, — " Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain with their delirious dance, Art thou, O nvect historian of the heart!" And in his poem on "The Singers," he writes, — " God sent his singers...

...gives us his own ideal of his work. In a beautiful sonnet addressed to Tennyson, he says, — "Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain with their delirious dance, Art thou, 0 sweet historian of the heart!" And in his poem on "The Singers," he writes, — " God sent his singers...

...keep concealed, And voiceless as a rivulet frost-congealed. My admiration for thy verse divine. Not of the howling dervishes of song, Who craze the brain...love and our allegiance, For thy allegiance to the poet s art. THE BROEEN OAR. ONCE upon Iceland's solitary strand A poet wandered with his book and pen,...