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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
RHYME OF THE SUN-DIAL, by WILLIAM BELL SCOTT Poem Explanation Poet's Biography First Line: The dial is dark, 'tis but half-past one Last Line: The mist falls cold, it is half-past twelve: %hark, the belltolls! Up, sexton and delve! | |||
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