1. Poetry by the Book, Poetry by Numbers. Dr Justin Tonra 20 May 2013

5. “Upon his eye sate something of reproof” (Lara) “While yet the pitying eye of Peace” (Siege) “So bright the tear in Beauty’s eye” (Bride) “And Honour’s eye on daring deeds!” (Siege) “Still laughs the radiant eye of Heaven” (PP)

6. “With eyes so pure, that from their ray” (FW) “The glaring of those large blue eyes” (PP) “She first beheld his radiant eyes” (FW) “From his dark eyes, too bright to bear” (FW) “the cheeks are pale, / The eyes are dim” (LH)

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