"Doth Nature know our dream, or is the mind A passing breath her beauty leaves behind?"
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Thomas Gordon Hake
Thomas Gordon Hake (10 March 1809 β 11 January 1895) was an English physician and poet. He was a first cousin of Major-General Charles George Gordon and a friend of William Michael Rossetti, George Borrow, and John William Donaldson.
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