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 Duches
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}