...changes that may be, Your children's children's charity ? Scorned then, no doubt, as you are scorn'd ! Shall no man hold his pride forewarn'd Till in the...shall rise, — His daughter, with his mother's eyes ? How Jenny's clock ticks on the shelf ! Might not the dial scorn itself That has such hours to register...

...children's charity f Scorned tncn, no doubt, as you are scorned, Shall no man hold his pride forewarned Till in the end, the day of days. At judgment, one...you. shall rise. His daughter with his mother's eyes T" Many a man would be fain to listen to such a sermon who would reject any other. For the preacher...

...thing. Jenny embodies an entirely distinct phase of feeling, yet the poet's root impulse is therein the same as in the case of The Blessed Damozel. No two...shall rise, — His daughter with his mother's eyes 1 Yet Eossetti made no treaty with puritanism, and in this respect his Jenny has something in common...

...changeg that may be. Your children's children's charity? Scorned then, no doubt, as you are scorn'.l, Shall no man hold his pride forewarn'd Till in the...shall rise,— His daughter, with his mother's eyes ? If but a woman's heart might see Such erring heart unerringly For once ! But that can never be. Then...

...changes that may be, Your children's children's charity ? Scorned then, no doubt, as you are scorn'd ! Shall no man hold his pride forewarn'd Till in the...shall rise, — His daughter, with his mother's eyes ? How Jenny's clock ticks on the sheif ! Might nut the dial scorn itself That has such hours to register...

...may be, Your children's children's charity ? Scorned then, no doubt, as you are scorn'd ! Shall uo man hold his pride forewarn'd Till in the end, the...shall rise, — His daughter, with his mother's eyes ? I " /^ How Jenny's clock ticks on the shelf! Might not the dial scorn itself That has such hours...

...changes that may be, Your children's children's charity? Scorned then, no doubt, as you are scorn'd! Shall no man hold his pride forewarn'd Till in the...shall rise, — His daughter, with his mother's eyes? How Jenny's clock ticks on the shelf! Might not the dial scorn itself That has such hours to register?...

...children's charity ? Scorned then, no doubt, as you arc scnrn'd ! Shall no man hold his pride forewarn 'd Till in the end, the Day of Days, At Judgment, one...shall rise, — His daughter, with his mother's eyes ? How Jenny's clock ticks on the shelf! Might not the dial scorn itself That has such hours to register...

...children's charity ? Scorned then, no doubt, as you are scorn'd I Shall no man hold his pride forewarn 'd Till in the end, the Day of Days, At Judgment, one...shall rise, — His daughter, with his mother's eyes ? How Jenny's clock ticks on the shelf ! Might not the dial scorn itself That has such hours to register...

...changes that may be, Your children's children's charity ? Scorned then, no doubt, as you are scorn 'd ! Shall no man hold his pride forewarn'd Till in the...shall rise, — His daughter, with his mother's eyes ?-'' ~ f)O How Jenny's clock ticks on the shelf l ' Might not the dial scorn itself That has such hours...