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1865–1940

Lines on a Picture by Mary Gow

Laurence Alma-Tadema

O whirling World! I know a corner still Unsoiled by Hate and Strife: Where hushed and gentle is the voice of Life: Where Time — a summer rill

Soft-flowing through the grass — in measure slow Sings sweetly as we go. Here is a room wherein the white day gleams: Silence o'er Peace has spread her pearly wings:

A smiling woman reads of simple things: A child's blue eyes are blinded by their dreams....

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