The "sweet fragrance" of one character with this first and last name precedes him as he enters a jail cell in Southampton County.
The "sweet fragrance" of one character with this first and last name precedes him as he enters a jail cell in Southampton County. That character with this name asks "How come you only slew one?" and is based on a real-life figure who wrote a pamphlet describing a ($) solar eclipse and the death of Margaret Whitehead. Another man with this first and last name described a place where "China's gayest art had dyed / The azure flowers that blow" in a poem where "No Dolphin came, no Nereid stirred / Nor cruel Tom, nor Susan heard." That poem warns "Not all that tempts your wandering eyes / And heedless hearts is lawful prize," and was written by a man who shares his name with the (*) lawyer of Nat Turner. For ten points, identify this author who wrote about how a "slippery verge her feet beguiled" in his "Ode on the Death of a Favorite Cat."
The "sweet fragrance" of one character with this first and last name precedes him as he enters a jail cell in Southampton County.
{Thomas Gray }