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- The Halton family consisted of Edward, Drummond, and Sophy.
- While we were located at Villa Brichieri, up drove one fine
- "There can never," he says, "be a second Shakespeare, that i
- "I have been reading," he wrote to Alfred in 1865, "Pusey's
- Edmund Law Lushington was the son of Edmund Henry Lushington
- Quaritch, as FitzGerald expected, found no sale for _Omar_.
- His faith, even to the last, was still at times dashed with
- "The Dramatic Idylls," he writes to Frederick Tennyson, "see
- "Yes--but they seem to look at something beyond--beyond the
- Not swift or rash, when late she lent
- My parents and their family came to know and love this new h
- Mr. Dakyns did not tell me himself what he had learnt of Sim
- After dinner that evening we went to his _sanctum_ to hear h
- I used to think there was a good deal that was alike between
- Lord Tennyson takes in a wider range of considerations than
- Mr. Fitzherbert was a welcome friend of Dr. Johnson's. "Ursa
- _T._ "I am inclined to agree with Swinburne's view of Mary Q
- When from this point of view we compare him with his forerun
- He took a deep interest in those borderland questions which
- The autumn and winter '71-'72 my eldest brother and I spent
- Again, in the metrical imitations--which are deliberately so
- Tennyson is without doubt, from first to last, one of the gr
- In June 1850, the month which saw "In Memoriam" published, T
- His wife's journal of this time is full of interest, recordi
- One can see, looking backward, that Tennyson's genius flower
- The said Hartley is indeed a spirit of no common rate--his m
- "I went down to Cambridge," he writes to Thompson, "to suppo
- "We had only 300 names. But that was quite enough, consideri
- My own book,[109] though there is only one volume this time,
- In the spring of 1820, Arthur was placed under the Rev. W. C
- The Editor cannot dwell on anything later. Arthur accompanie
- Every one who knows anything of himself, and of his fellow-m
- Out of the deep, my child, out of the deep,
- Forgive the intrusion of a stranger (says a lady). Long have
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