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To E. B. , with a Book of Verses

Some Winter's eve, when every beam
Of light too soon has ebbed away,
And your red-litten windows gleam
Across the narrowing sandy bay;
There at your happy fireside read
The dreams I dreamed of England's prime,
Seeking within its outworn weed
The sweetness of that matin time.
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