A. B.

_Tennyson._--Mr. Gilfillan, in his _Literary Gallery_, speaking of that

fine poem "The Two Voices," says that the following line--

"You scarce could see the grass for flowers"--

P. 308. l. 18., 7th edit.

is borrowed from one of the old dramatists. Could you or any of your

correspondents tell me what the line is?

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