What Goes Around: Swinburne’s *Century of Roundels*
Herbert Tucker
This essay begins, somewhat like the form of Swinburne’s devising that is its
subject, at the end, which is to say at the ‘Envoi’ concluding A Century of Roundels on its
last and hundredth page (Swinburne 1883, 100; 1904, 5.193):
Fly, white butterflies, out to sea,
Frail pale wings for the winds to try,
Small white wings that we scarce can see
Fly.
Here and there may a chance-caught eye
Note in a score of...
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