Death & Dying

X

by Thomas Hardy 1840–1928

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Death & Dying

She changed death-white, and heaved a cry: we’d never heard so grieved
a cry
As came from her at this from him: heart-broken quite seemed she;
And suddenly, as we looked on, she turned, and rushed; and she was
gone,
Whither, her husband, following after, knew not; nor knew we.

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