Versos English Robert Browning Cxxi

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I urged Your step this way, prolonged our path of enterprise To where we stand at last, in order that your eyes Might see the very thing, and save my tongue describe The Druid monument which fronts you. Could I bribe Nature to come in aid, illustrate what I mean, What wants there she should lend to solemnize the scene?