Extract From an Unpublished Poem

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          <ptr target="ukred-31445">‘In the case of the Carlyle’s – it is a fact that Mrs. Carlyle, a woman of culture and ability completely effaced herself so that her husband “The Sage of Chelsea” might have undivided honour in the literary world ... He may well have thought in the words of Byron –

	“What is this Death! A quiet of the heart?
              The whole of that of which we are a part.
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              Of all which lives alone is life to me,
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