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Chapter XLIII

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But still the marshes haunt me; still my thought
Returns upon their silence, there to brood
Till the significance of earth is brought
Back to my heart, and in a sturdier mood
I turn my eyes toward the distance dim,
And in the purple far infinitude
Watch the white ships sink under the sea-rim;

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Seaward: An Elegy on the Death of Thomas William ParsonsChapter XLIII

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