At the end of "Fern Hill,"(*) Dylan Thomas says that he "sang in his chains like" this.
In "The Eagle," Tennyson describes this entity as "wrinkled" and writes that it "beneath him crawls." This body appears twice in the title of a novel whose protagonist, a famous actor, encounters his former love Hartley Smith after retiring to the coast. This entity titles a Booker Prize-winning novel about Charles Arrowby, written by Dame Iris Murdoch. At the end of "Fern Hill,"(*) Dylan Thomas says that he "sang in his chains like" this. Matthew Arnold's "Dover Beach" laments the disappearance of the one "of Faith," while it begins by stating that this "is calm to-night." For 10 points, name this body of water, which Captain Nemo travels "20,000 leagues" underneath.
In "The Eagle," Tennyson describes this entity as "wrinkled" and writes that it "beneath him crawls.
the sea [do not accept anything else]