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... doth surpass . There is little here for the eye to perceive , even in fragments . The images , which appear promisingly concrete , are , in the words of the poem , " hidden in the light of thought . " The maiden is secluded in her tower ...
... doth surpass . There is little here for the eye to perceive , even in fragments . The images , which appear promisingly concrete , are , in the words of the poem , " hidden in the light of thought . " The maiden is secluded in her tower ...
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