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Letitia Elizabeth Landon - I speak of my own feelings...

I speak of my own feelings-I can judge
Of others but by outward show, and that
Is falser than the actor's studied part.
We dress our words and looks in borrow'd robes:
The mind is as the face-for who goes forth
In public walks without a veil at least? (Letitia Elizabeth Landon)

I speak of my own feelings-I can judge Of others but by outward show, and that Is falser than the actor's studied part. We dress our words and looks in borrow'd robes: The mind is as the face-for who goes forth In public walks without a veil at least?

Letitia Elizabeth Landon

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