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TENNYSONIANA.
And unto one her note is changed,
Because her brood is stol'n away."

xxiv. 3.
"Hath stretch'd my former joy so great?"

xxvi. 4.

"So might I find, ere yet the morn
Breaks hither over Indian seas,
That Shadow waiting with the keys,
To cloak me from my proper scorn."

xxxvii. 3.
"I am not worthy but to speak"

ib. 5.
"(And dear as sacramental wine"

The Section which now stands as xxxix. (" Old warder of these buried bones") was added in the pocket-volume edition.

xliii. 3.
"But that still garden of the souls"

ib. 4.
"And love would last as pure and whole"