A work titled for this type of place describes an "old mother singing her husky song" where "a vast similitude interlocks all." A father and his young daughter observe "burial-clouds that lower victorious soon to devour all"
A work titled for this type of place describes an "old mother singing her husky song" where "a vast similitude interlocks all." A father and his young daughter observe "burial-clouds that lower victorious soon to devour all" in a work set at one of these places that suggests that there is something "more immortal even than the (*) stars." "The eternal note of sadness" is heard in another of these locations "where ignorant armies clash by night." "The sea is calm tonight" at - for 10 points - what sort of locale described by a Matthew Arnold poem set in Dover?
A work titled for this type of place describes an "old mother singing her husky song" where "a vast similitude interlocks all."