Enoch Arden; And, the Two Locksley Halls

This collection of poems by Alfred Tennyson includes his famous works 'Enoch Arden' and 'The Two Locksley Halls.' The former tells the tragic story of a sailor who is presumed dead but actually returns home to find his wife remarried, while the latter is a more lighthearted look at lost love and unrequited affection.

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