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"In the garden, looking round on tree and shrub and flower and brook--all

the friends of many years--a fresh pang comes with the sight of each.

All these will be unwatched, unloved, uncared for; till, perhaps, they

find a home in a stranger's heart, growing dear to him and his, while the

memory fades of those who love them now."--_Elizabeth R. Chapman_.

10. THE BROOK. The brook at Somersby flowed past the bottom of the

parsonage grounds. It is constantly mentioned in Tennyson's poems.

Hallam Tennyson says that the charm and beauty of the brook haunted his

father through life.

11. LESSER WAIN. Ursa Minor, or the Little Bear; a small constellation

containing the pole star. Wain means "wagon," another name for the

constellation.

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