About him, and at once they rode away.
Tennyson: Enid.
Ah, one rose,
One rose, but one, by those fair fingers culled,
Were worth a hundred kisses pressed on lips
Less exquisite than thine.
Tennyson: Gardener’s Daughter.
About him, and at once they rode away.
Tennyson: Enid.
Ah, one rose,
One rose, but one, by those fair fingers culled,
Were worth a hundred kisses pressed on lips
Less exquisite than thine.
Tennyson: Gardener’s Daughter.