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To An Impersonator Of Rosalind

    By Thomas Hardy



    Did he who drew her in the years ago -
    Till now conceived creator of her grace -
    With telescopic sight high natures know,
    Discern remote in Time's untravelled space

    Your soft sweet mien, your gestures, as do we,
    And with a copyist's hand but set them down,
    Glowing yet more to dream our ecstasy
    When his Original should be forthshown?

    For, kindled by that animated eye,
    Whereto all fairnesses about thee brim,
    And by thy tender tones, what wight can fly
    The wild conviction welling up in him

    That he at length beholds woo, parley, plead,
    The "very, very Rosalind" indeed!

    8 ADELPHI TERRACE, 21st April 1867.



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