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• Hilda believes Beatrice's act to be an " inexpiable crime " but Miriam believes it was " no sin at all, but the best possible virtue in the circumstances ".
• The way I read it, the " have " in the previous line extends to the " glore ", making it present perfect ( have " participle " ) : " And gloried in th'inexpiable crime ! " The one you link to ( I downloaded the pdf, and I couldn't find this stanza ) seems to have it simple present : " And glory in th'inexpiable crime ! " I'd need to see the whole poem before deciding one way or the other .-- talk ) 16 : 37, 11 January 2009 ( UTC)
• The way I read it, the " have " in the previous line extends to the " glore ", making it present perfect ( have " participle " ) : " And gloried in th'inexpiable crime ! " The one you link to ( I downloaded the pdf, and I couldn't find this stanza ) seems to have it simple present : " And glory in th'inexpiable crime ! " I'd need to see the whole poem before deciding one way or the other .-- talk ) 16 : 37, 11 January 2009 ( UTC)