And hit a World at every plunge", and felt people treading "till it seemed /
During one of these events, a group of people ask: "See you upon the horizon that small light-- / Swelling somewhat?". One of these events titles a poem in which a character exclaims: "What's time? Leave Now for dogs and apes / Man has Forever". A poem about one of these instructs: "Fancy the fabric / Quite, ere you build, ere steel strike fire from quartz". One of these events features people "Lined on the brows, scoop-eyed and bent and hoar-- / Following in files across a twilit plain". During one of these, the speakers leave "the common crofts, the vulgar thorpes / Each in its tether". "Being" seemed (*) "but an ear" at one of these events, during which the speaker "dropped down, and down-- / And hit a World at every plunge", and felt people treading "till it seemed / That Sense was breaking through". For 10 points, what kind of event did Thomas Hardy depict for God, Robert Browning depict for a grammarian, and Emily Dickinson feel in her brain?
During one of these events, a group of people ask: "See you upon the horizon that small light-- / Swelling somewhat?".
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