The Early Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson

Note 6 — Early Poems (continued 2)

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In 1833 these eight stanzas were inserted after the stanza beginning, “I take possession of men’s minds and deeds”; in 1842 they were transferred, greatly altered, to their present position. For the alterations on them see infra.

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