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“Where'e'er I go, my soul shall stay with thee: 'Tis but my shadow that I take away: - John Morley gave this quote to Sophia Paterson in the book "The Winter Sea” quote by Dryden's King Arthur or the British Worthy
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““ Where'e'er I go, my soul shall stay with thee: 'Tis but my shadow that I take away: - John Morley gave this quote to Sophia Paterson in the book "The Winter Sea””

Dryden's King Arthur or the British Worthy

About This Quote

Source Book: The Winter Sea by John Morley, 2020

The speaker declares that wherever they go, their soul remains with a beloved, taking only a shadow away.

In simple terms: Soul stays with loved one despite distance.

Key Takeaway

Cherish deep connections.

Themes

love soul presence departure metaphor

Mood

romantic poetic

Type

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When to use this quote

  • personal letters
  • fictional dialogue
  • romantic literature

Key Concepts

spiritual bond emotional attachment poetic expression

Questions to Reflect On

  • What does “shadow” represent?
  • How do you keep love present when apart?
A Different Perspective

Metaphor may be overly romanticized.

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