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...— Greenly, silently inlaid." — The carpet and chairs were of the softest moss, and amid all— " Came a sound a sense of music which was rather felt than heard." A bird-like harmony, and yet not like a bird. The poetchild went forth dreamily through the green wood...

...of the word clip, we odd to the various interpretations one in Mrs. Browning's poem. Speaking of " a sound, a sense of music, which was rather felt than heard," the poetess says : — " Softly, finely, it inwound me — From the world it shut me in—- Like a...

...on the blessed Sabbath days? xxxv. So, young muser, I sate listening To my Fancy's wildest word — On a sudden, through the glistening Leaves around,...sense of music, which was rather felt than heard. xxxvi. Softly, finely, it inwound me — From the world it shut me in, — Like a fountain, falling...

...radiant imagination, such as this : So, young muser, I sat listening To my Fancy's wildest word — On a sudden, through the glistening Leaves around,...— From the world it shut me in — Like a fountain fallmg round me Which with silver waters thin, Holds a little marble Naiad sitting smilingly within....

...without being aware of it, was interested in Albert ; and as her conduct to him each day made surmise conviction, they rejoiced once more together that,...On a sudden, through the glistening Leaves around a httle stirred, Came a sound, a sense of music, whicn was rather felt tnau heard. Softly, finely, it...

...such graceful fancies as this : — ' So, young muser, I sat listening To my fancy's wildest word ; On a sudden through the glistening Leaves around,...sense of music, which was rather felt than heard. 1 Softly, finely, it unwound me, From the world it shut me in, Like a fountain falling round me, Which,...

...chiming on the blessed Sabbath days ? XXXV. So, young mnser, I sate listening To my fancy's wildest word. On a sudden, through the glistening Leaves around,...sense of music, which was rather felt than heard. xxxvi. Softly, finely, it inwound me ; From the world it shut me in, — Like a fountain, falling round...

...chiming on the blessed Sabbath days P So, young muser, I sate listening To my fancy's wildest word : On a sudden, through the glistening Leaves around,...a sense of music which was rather felt than heard. xxxvi. Softly, finely, it inwound me ; From the world it shut me in, — Like a fountain, falling round...

...chiming on the blessed Sabbath days ? So, young muser, 1 sat listening To my fancy's wildest word — On a sudden, through the glistening Leaves around...which was rather felt than heard. Softly, finely, it en wound me — "' From the world it shut me in, — Like a fountain falling round me, Which with silver...