...the same poem, should have known better than to degrade them by the proximity of such baldness as: " She treads the crimson carpet, and she breathes the perfumed air ;" and much more in the same poem. This is not a time in which a poet can afford to do anything but the best....

...peasants ! — but their faces are too still. There's a lady — an earl's daughter ; she is proud and she is noble ; And she treads the crimson carpet, and she breathes the perfumed air ; -41 And a kingly blood sends glances up her princely eye to trouble, And the shadow of a monarch's...

...peasants : — but their faces are too still. There's a lady — an earl's daughter ; she is proud and she is noble, And she treads the crimson carpet,...shadow of a monarch's crown is softened in her hair. She has halls and she has castles, and the resonant steam-eagles Follow far on the direction of her...

...peasants ! — hut their faces are too still. There's a lady — an earl's daughter ; she is proud and she is noble ; And she treads the crimson carpet,...to trouble, And the shadow of a monarch's crown is sweeping in her hair. She has halls and she has castles, and the resonant steam-eagles Follow far on...

...and accomplishment, but of very elevated rank. ' There's a lady — an earl's daughter ; she is proud and she is noble. And she treads the crimson carpet,...shadow of a monarch's crown is softened in her hair. ' She has halls and she has castles, and the resonant steam-eagles Follow far on the direction of her...

...peasants, — but their faces are too still. There's a lady — an earl's daughter, — she is proud and she is noble, And she treads the crimson carpet,...shadow of a monarch's crown is softened in her hair. She has halls among the woodlands, she has castles by the breakers, She has farms and she has manors,...

...peasants ! — but their faces are too still. There's a lady — an earl's daughter ; she is proud and she is noble ; And she treads the crimson carpet,...trouble, And the shadow of a monarch's crown is softened ia her hair. She lias halls and she has castles, and the resonant steam-eagles Follow far on the direction...

...Night's Dream. CHAPTER I. There are none of England's daughters that bear a prouder presence. ******* And a kingly blood sends glances up, her princely...shadow of a monarch's crown is softened in her hair. ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNIHG. THE sun shone slanting over a spacious park, the undulating ground here...

...NIGHT'S DREAM. CHAPTER I. There are none of England's daughters that bear a prouder presence. ******* And a kingly blood sends glances up, her princely...shadow of a monarch's crown is softened in her hair. ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING. rPHE sun shone slanting over a spacious park, the JL undulating ground...

...same poem, should have known better than to degrade them by the proximity of such baldness as, — " She treads the crimson carpet, and she breathes the perfumed air ;" and much more in the same poem. This is not a time in which a poet can afford to do anything but the best....