A speaker in one of these title places notes that “The others have gone; they were tired… But I would rather be standing here” in a poem that declares “There is something terrible about a child.” Charlotte Mew wrote a poem set at one of these places “In Nunhead.” A “school” of poetry named for these places included Thomas Parnell and Robert Blair. (10[2])In a poem set in one of these places, the speaker imagines “a heart once pregnant with celestial fire” and “hands” that “wak’d to ecstasy the living lyre.” The speaker of a poem reflects that “the paths of glory led but to” one of these places (10[1])in a poem that includes (10[1])an epitaph to “A youth to Fortune and to Fame unknown” and begins “The curfew tolls the knell of parting day.” For 10 points, (10[1])an elegy by Thomas Gray is set (10[1])in a “Country” type of what location? ■END■