google-research-datasets/poem_sentiment · Datasets at Hugging Face

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400	‘these monsters, set out in the open sun,	0negative
401	before the saintly soul, whose human will	1positive
402	and on her ample square from side to side	2no_impact
403	and hold the hours as joshua stayed the sun,--	2no_impact
404	he scarce had ended, when those two approachd	2no_impact
405	blindness like that would scare the mole and bat,	0negative
406	did from the altar steal a smouldering brand,	0negative
407	"he whose lot hath been	2no_impact
408	our present, our past, our to be,	2no_impact
409	now rise and look upon me." and she rose,	2no_impact
410	came sages urging on his foamy steed:	2no_impact
411	is beaten by the winds, with foggy vapours bound.	0negative
412	and finde thee knowing not of beasts alone,	2no_impact
413	apple-blossoms pink, and low	2no_impact
414	pride of thy sex, miss harriet martineau!	1positive
415	we’ll say instead, the inconsequent creature, man,—	2no_impact
416	until the bitter summons fell--	0negative
417	with level wings swinging	2no_impact
418	lift not your hands in the banded war,	2no_impact
419	would my heart and life flow onward, deathward, through this dream of	3mixed
420	but de lawd is all aroun' you,	2no_impact
421	in slumber; for thine enemy never sleeps,	0negative
422	to hold it fast.	2no_impact
423	tain't the words alone, but feelin's,	2no_impact
424	no angry bolt, but harmless flame.	3mixed
425	the beauty and the joy of their renewed might.	1positive
426	oh, those days, so sweet, so happy,	1positive
427	if men are always at a loss	0negative
428	they were wet, and glistened with raindrops, shed	2no_impact
429	and circling wonders fill the vast profound.	1positive
430	the love that lived through all the stormy past,	3mixed
431	but it is not enough, ah! not enough	2no_impact
432	the pyramids have risen.	2no_impact
433	"play uppe, play uppe, o boston bells!	1positive
434	is plain, thou say'st: but wherefore god this way	2no_impact
435	to rise upon some other shore,	2no_impact
436	at dusk of eve,	2no_impact
437	and then, as is my wont, i told	2no_impact
438	with warning cough and threatening wheeze	0negative
439	who had my mother's servant been,	2no_impact
440	daily struggling, though unloved and lonely,	0negative
441	there's a certain slant of light,	2no_impact
442	honour to the old bow-string!	1positive
443	fall again.	2no_impact
444	love, on myriad lips fairer than yours, kisses you could not give! . . .	3mixed
445	how heavy it seemed! as heavy as a stone;	0negative
446	concerning him ye wot of, thus to think	2no_impact
447	thou too art victor, rochambeau!	1positive
448	when thou hadst overcome the sharpness of death, thou didst open the kingdom of heaven to all believers.	3mixed
449	and wit, like ocean, rose and fell?--	3mixed
450	how they had waited for him, to complete	2no_impact
451	heart as though with ashes blending;	0negative
452	and give a meaning to their lives; and still	2no_impact
453	along the track. afore the noonday meal	2no_impact
454	but descend to the ocean again.	2no_impact
455	and yet its whole career	2no_impact
456	when waves forget to roll.	2no_impact
457	i see two boats with nets, lying off the shore of paumanok, quite still;	2no_impact
458	rais’d on the seas, the surges to control—	2no_impact
459	passing to lap thy waters, crushed the flower	0negative
460	ay, knelt and worshipped on, as love in beauty's bower,	1positive
461	the tale is one of distant skies;	2no_impact
462	the herded wolves, bold only to pursue;	2no_impact
463	would we were bidden with the rest!	2no_impact
464	feel the pulses of the brave	1positive
465	sparked a ruby through its heart,	1positive
466	from the overhanging branches,	2no_impact
467	i see them mix'd with george's sons,	2no_impact
468	i watch you in your crystal sphere,	2no_impact
469	daih 's de ho'n a blowin'!	2no_impact
470	to teach in schools of little country towns	2no_impact
471	listening, with half-suspended breath,	2no_impact
472	beneath thy gracious feet!	1positive
473	his hand the captive's fetters broke,	0negative
474	did this wood come floating thick	2no_impact
475	and confessors betwixt.	2no_impact
476	his boundless gulfs and built his shore, thy breath,	2no_impact
477	a hundred years, and fifty more, had spread their leaves and snows,	2no_impact
478	and yet perhaps you had been startled less	2no_impact
479	and say, ‘fie, pale-face! are you english girls	2no_impact
480	at length they turn to nothing else but down,	2no_impact
481	and, waking, find it vision,--none the less	2no_impact
482	here on the street as strangers do,	2no_impact
483	it is but three times thou hast set thine eyes	2no_impact
484	behind the heads of children) compliments,	2no_impact
485	pulled by mules dat run like rabbits, each one tryin' to git ahead.	2no_impact
486	unclasped the rusty belt beneath,	2no_impact
487	you heard the news from vincent carrington.	2no_impact
488	got the ill name of augurs, because they were bores, —)	0negative
489	sire, son, and grandson; so the century glides;	2no_impact
490	but she guesses he is near,	2no_impact
491	and so,	2no_impact
492	and tender thoughts, and prayers, remains,	1positive
493	then thro’ his breast his fatal sword he sent,	0negative
494	"i mean estelle has always held the purse."	2no_impact
495	though books on manners are not out of print,	2no_impact
496	so, then, without a word that might offend	2no_impact
497	seed-field of simpler manners, braver truth,	1positive
498	the pain when it did live,	0negative
499	busy, with sacerdotal tailorings	2no_impact

400

‘these monsters, set out in the open sun,

0negative

401

before the saintly soul, whose human will

1positive

402

and on her ample square from side to side

2no_impact

403

and hold the hours as joshua stayed the sun,--

2no_impact

404

he scarce had ended, when those two approachd

2no_impact

405

blindness like that would scare the mole and bat,

0negative

406

did from the altar steal a smouldering brand,

0negative

407

"he whose lot hath been

2no_impact

408

our present, our past, our to be,

2no_impact

409

now rise and look upon me." and she rose,

2no_impact

410

came sages urging on his foamy steed:

2no_impact

411

is beaten by the winds, with foggy vapours bound.

0negative

412

and finde thee knowing not of beasts alone,

2no_impact

413

apple-blossoms pink, and low

2no_impact

414

pride of thy sex, miss harriet martineau!

1positive

415

we’ll say instead, the inconsequent creature, man,—

2no_impact

416

until the bitter summons fell--

0negative

417

with level wings swinging

2no_impact

418

lift not your hands in the banded war,

2no_impact

419

would my heart and life flow onward, deathward, through this dream of

3mixed

420

but de lawd is all aroun' you,

2no_impact

421

in slumber; for thine enemy never sleeps,

0negative

422

to hold it fast.

2no_impact

423

tain't the words alone, but feelin's,

2no_impact

424

no angry bolt, but harmless flame.

3mixed

425

the beauty and the joy of their renewed might.

1positive

426

oh, those days, so sweet, so happy,

1positive

427

if men are always at a loss

0negative

428

they were wet, and glistened with raindrops, shed

2no_impact

429

and circling wonders fill the vast profound.

1positive

430

the love that lived through all the stormy past,

3mixed

431

but it is not enough, ah! not enough

2no_impact

432

the pyramids have risen.

2no_impact

433

"play uppe, play uppe, o boston bells!

1positive

434

is plain, thou say'st: but wherefore god this way

2no_impact

435

to rise upon some other shore,

2no_impact

436

at dusk of eve,

2no_impact

437

and then, as is my wont, i told

2no_impact

438

with warning cough and threatening wheeze

0negative

439

who had my mother's servant been,

2no_impact

440

daily struggling, though unloved and lonely,

0negative

441

there's a certain slant of light,

2no_impact

442

honour to the old bow-string!

1positive

443

fall again.

2no_impact

444

love, on myriad lips fairer than yours, kisses you could not give! . . .

3mixed

445

how heavy it seemed! as heavy as a stone;

0negative

446

concerning him ye wot of, thus to think

2no_impact

447

thou too art victor, rochambeau!

1positive

448

when thou hadst overcome the sharpness of death, thou didst open the kingdom of heaven to all believers.

3mixed

449

and wit, like ocean, rose and fell?--

3mixed

450

how they had waited for him, to complete

2no_impact

451

heart as though with ashes blending;

0negative

452

and give a meaning to their lives; and still

2no_impact

453

along the track. afore the noonday meal

2no_impact

454

but descend to the ocean again.

2no_impact

455

and yet its whole career

2no_impact

456

when waves forget to roll.

2no_impact

457

i see two boats with nets, lying off the shore of paumanok, quite still;

2no_impact

458

rais’d on the seas, the surges to control—

2no_impact

459

passing to lap thy waters, crushed the flower

0negative

460

ay, knelt and worshipped on, as love in beauty's bower,

1positive

461

the tale is one of distant skies;

2no_impact

462

the herded wolves, bold only to pursue;

2no_impact

463

would we were bidden with the rest!

2no_impact

464

feel the pulses of the brave

1positive

465

sparked a ruby through its heart,

1positive

466

from the overhanging branches,

2no_impact

467

i see them mix'd with george's sons,

2no_impact

468

i watch you in your crystal sphere,

2no_impact

469

daih 's de ho'n a blowin'!

2no_impact

470

to teach in schools of little country towns

2no_impact

471

listening, with half-suspended breath,

2no_impact

472

beneath thy gracious feet!

1positive

473

his hand the captive's fetters broke,

0negative

474

did this wood come floating thick

2no_impact

475

and confessors betwixt.

2no_impact

476

his boundless gulfs and built his shore, thy breath,

2no_impact

477

a hundred years, and fifty more, had spread their leaves and snows,

2no_impact

478

and yet perhaps you had been startled less

2no_impact

479

and say, ‘fie, pale-face! are you english girls

2no_impact

480

at length they turn to nothing else but down,

2no_impact

481

and, waking, find it vision,--none the less

2no_impact

482

here on the street as strangers do,

2no_impact

483

it is but three times thou hast set thine eyes

2no_impact

484

behind the heads of children) compliments,

2no_impact

485

pulled by mules dat run like rabbits, each one tryin' to git ahead.

2no_impact

486

unclasped the rusty belt beneath,

2no_impact

487

you heard the news from vincent carrington.

2no_impact

488

got the ill name of augurs, because they were bores, —)

0negative

489

sire, son, and grandson; so the century glides;

2no_impact

490

but she guesses he is near,

2no_impact

491

and so,

2no_impact

492

and tender thoughts, and prayers, remains,

1positive

493

then thro’ his breast his fatal sword he sent,

0negative

494

"i mean estelle has always held the purse."

2no_impact

495

though books on manners are not out of print,

2no_impact

496

so, then, without a word that might offend

2no_impact

497

seed-field of simpler manners, braver truth,

1positive

498

the pain when it did live,

0negative

499

busy, with sacerdotal tailorings

2no_impact