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Dark and chill was the stony floor,Where never a sunbeam lay,And the mould crept up on the dreary wall,With its ghost touch, day by day. DARK AND CHILL WAS THE STONY FLOOR WHERE NEVER A SUNBEAM LAY AND THE MOULD CREPT UP TO THE DREARY WALL WITH ITS GHOST TOUCH DAY BY DAY
207 The Open Window - Collection at Bartleby.com Reference Verse Fiction Nonfiction × Subjects Titles Authors Essays Learn Thesaurus Quotations English Usage Skip to the content Home » Yale Book of American Verse » 207 The Open Window Previous Article Next Article Contents -BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD Thomas R. Lounsbury, ed. (1838–1915). Yale Book of American Verse. 1912. Edward Rowland Sill 1841–1887 Edward Rowland Sill 207 The Open Window MY tower was grimly builded,With many a bolt and bar,“And here,” I thought, “I will keep my lifeFrom the bitter world afar.”  THE OPEN WINDOW BY EDWARD ROLL AND SYLL READ FOR LIBERVOX DOT ORG BY GALE CATO MY TOWER WAS GRIMLY BUILDED WITH MANY A BOLT AND BAR AND HERE I THOUGHT I WILL KEEP MY LIFE FROM THE BITTER WORLD AFAR
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