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...means the sigh which from that ruby lip Doth 'scape, as if to seek some element That angels breathe ? Mute! Mute ! 'tis passing strange! Like necromancy...earth, perchance her all of heaven Into a mortal's hand,—the confidence With which she turns in every thought to him, Her more than brother, and her...

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...some element Which angels breathe ? " Mute—mute—'tis passing strange— Like necromancy all—and yet, 'tis well; For the deep trust with which a maiden...earth, perchance her all of heaven, Into a mortal's hand—the confidence With which she turns in every thought to him— Her more than brother, and next...

...means the sigh which from that ruby lip Doth 'scape, as if to seek some element Which angels breathe? Mute ! mute ! 'tis passing strange Like necromancy...'tis well ; For the deep trust with which a maiden cast Her all of earth, perchance her all of heaven, Into a mortal's hand, the confidence With which...

...abbreviated and improved from the old English original, and was felt to be solemn and appropriate. " For the deep trust with which a maiden casts Her all of earth, perchauce her all of heaven, Into a mortal's hand," is calculated to fill the minds of on-lookers with...