Robert Browning

Robert Browning

Protus (1855)

Summary

Portrait of Robert Browning Robert Browning,  Protus (1855)

“ In one breath and one hand-sweep, all their art—
To make his graces prompt as blossoming
Of plentifully-watered palms in spring:
Since well beseems it, whoso mounts the throne,
For beauty, knowledge, strength, should stand alone,
And mortals love the letters of his name.
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