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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
ANDconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading _New York_ MACMILLAN AND CO.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
breast
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
Bruno
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
Canmodal verbUS /kæn/
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
chiding
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
Child
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
clasp
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CO
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From this reading _New York_ MACMILLAN AND CO.
Darling
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From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
deadnounUS /dead/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
deftly
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
delicious
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
Dreams
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
earnest
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
elude
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
ended
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evennounUS /even/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
fail
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From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
Fay
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
forms
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
frenzied
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
Good-bye
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From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
graspnounUS /ɡræsp/
a firm hold in a specific situation in this story
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
guardian
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
Handsplural nounUS /hændz/
members of a ship’s crew
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
herenounUS /here/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
InprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
listeth
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
lives
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
LONDON
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
love
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From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
Loving
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
MACMILLAN
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From this reading _New York_ MACMILLAN AND CO.
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
merry
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
mocking
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
Mother's
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
mustmodal verbUS /mʌst/
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
MydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
nevermore
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
New
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From this reading _New York_ MACMILLAN AND CO.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
OrconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
play
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
portray
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
PREFACE
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From this reading PREFACE.
render
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
Reproduction
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
Reserved
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
restnounUS /rest/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
RightnounUS /right/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
say
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From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
sees
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From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
shallmodal verbUS /ʃæl/
used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
soothe
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
Sprite
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
stark
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
stillnounUS /still/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
suchlike
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
sweetest
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From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
Sylvie
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From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
Tale
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
tease
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From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
theepronounUS /ðiː/
an old word for “you”, as the object, speaking to one person
From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
ThoupronounUS /ðaʊ/
an old word for “you”, as the subject, speaking to one person
From this reading Thou delicious Fay— The guardian of a Sprite that lives to tease thee— Loving in earnest, chiding but in play The merry mocking Bruno!
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
Translation
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
Waker's
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
weeping
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From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
WhichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading AND LONDON _The Right of Translation and Reproduction is Reserved_ Dreams, that elude the Waker’s frenzied grasp— Hands, stark and still, on a dead Mother’s breast, Which nevermore shall render clasp for clasp, Or deftly soothe a weeping Child to rest— In suchlike forms me listeth to portray My Tale, here ended.
WhopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading Who, that sees thee, Can fail to love thee, Darling, even as I?— My sweetest Sylvie, we must say ‘Good-bye!’
York
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From this reading _New York_ MACMILLAN AND CO.
