. too soon made glad," leading the title noble to "give commands" so "all [her] smiles stopped together" in his best-known poem.
The title figure had "decided not to Live but Know" in this man's poem "A Grammarian's Funeral." The famous lines "God's in his heaven--/All's right with the world" come from his dramatic poem "Pippa Passes." His 12-book narrative of the murder trial of Guido Franceschini, based on an account he bought in a Florence booksellers' market, is titled The Ring and the Book. A young woman is described as having a "heart . . . too soon made glad," leading the title noble to "give commands" so "all [her] smiles stopped together" in his best-known poem. FTP name this Victorian author of "My Last Duchess."
The title figure had "decided not to Live but Know" in this man's poem "
Robert {Browning}