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HTML Ii: Review

This document provides an overview of creating a basic webpage with HTML and CSS. It includes instructions on adding HTML elements and CSS styling to structure the content into div sections like header, content, footer. CSS rules are added to style elements sitewide and within each div for formatting like background color, text alignment and font properties. The goal is to separate the webpage structure from presentation for accessibility and maintenance.
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HTML Ii: Review

This document provides an overview of creating a basic webpage with HTML and CSS. It includes instructions on adding HTML elements and CSS styling to structure the content into div sections like header, content, footer. CSS rules are added to style elements sitewide and within each div for formatting like background color, text alignment and font properties. The goal is to separate the webpage structure from presentation for accessibility and maintenance.
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HTML II

I. Review
a. File Management b. Editors c. Creating a Page d. Adding Elements e. Posting to the Web

II. Introduction to CSS


a. What is CSS The Internet, HTML and their accompan ing components !ere originall designed "or scienti"ic p#rposes and the comm#nication o" data. The !ere not created as design elements and !ere not intended to e$tend into the %ast in"ormational s stem the ha%e become. As a res#lt, in the da s be"ore CSS, designers !ho !ished to add design elements to a Web page had to #se basic data components to create design as !ell as displa content. Most Web pages, incl#ding man still in #se toda , contained tables, images and characters #sed not as data b#t as "ormatting elements, added to a page solel "or the p#rpose o" ma&ing it loo& 'good(. While the designers are to be commended on their creati%it in #sing data elements to create some ama)ing designs the pages o"ten ha%e some real problems in toda (s Web econom . Accessibilit is a h#ge iss#e and man o" these pages ma&e little to no sense to someone tr ing to access them !ith a screen reader or mobile de%ice. Large sites designed this !a are o"ten #n!ield to manage and #pdate.

The sol#tion to these iss#es !as the inno%ation o" CSS. CSS allo!s the data and design to be completel separate. This separation can impro%e content accessibilit , pro%ide more "le$ibilit and control in the speci"ication o" presentation characteristics, and red#ce comple$it and repetition in the str#ct#ral content. CSS can also allo! the same mar&#p page to be presented in di""erent st les "or di""erent rendering methods, s#ch as on+screen, in print, b %oice, etc.

CSS can be #sed to create "ormatting in t!o !a s, Internal and E$ternal. Internal CSS is located in the HTML code o" an indi%id#al doc#ment. It is #sed solel b the doc#ment !ithin !hich it is located. E$ternal CSS in%ol%es ha%ing a doc#ment that contains onl CSS ,#les. Web pages that need the r#les can then be lin&ed to the CSS doc#ment. - lin&ing to the CSS doc#ment changes or #pdates to the "ormat can be completed on m#ltiple Web pages b ma&ing changes in the single CSS "ile.

*. .pen a Web bro!ser s#ch as Fire"o$, Sa"ari or Internet E$plorer.


/. 0o to !!!.css)engarden.com

1. Loo& thro#gh the %ario#s designs all created #sing CSS b#t #sing the same HTML.

III.

Obtain Course Files


a. .pen a Web bro!ser and na%igate to

http233!!!.s"s#.ed#34doit3train.htm b. Clic& the lin& 'co#rse sample "iles(. c. 5a%igate to the HTML / Co#rse Title and clic& the appropriate lin& to do!nload the "iles. d. 6o#ble clic& the do!nloaded "ile to a#tomaticall e$tract the co#rse "iles to a "older. The "older !ill be named HTML7II and !ill contain a second "older called sha&espeare.
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IV.

Creating CSS Ready HTML


a. ,e%ie! the HTML
*. 8sing o#r Web bro!ser, go to2

http233#ser!!!.s"s#.ed#34training3sha&espeare3sonnets.h tml.This site consists o" t!o pages that incl#de some o" Sha&espeare(s !or&. -ro!se aro#nd and see !hat is there9 /. From the sha&espeare "older o# do!nloaded open the "ile sonnets.ht l in o#r Web bro!ser. 5otice ho! this is a basic page containing all o" the elements o" the page o# !ere %ie!ing online b#t none o" the "ormatting. This basic page contains elements disc#ssed in the HTML * co#rse2 title, image, lin&, paragraphs and headings. 1. Close o#r bro!ser and open the sonnets.ht l "ile #sing a te$t editor :Windo!s2 5otepad, Mac2 Te$tEdit;. b. What is a 6i%< A 6i% tag de"ines a di%ision or section on a Web page. It can be #sed to create gro#ps o" elements that, once gro#ped, can be "ormatted together. The 6i% tags themsel%es !ill not be %isible !hen %ie!ing the page in a bro!ser.

6i% tags ha%e t!o possible "ormats, I6 and class. I6s are #sed "or #ni=#e elements on a page !hile classes are #sed "or non+#ni=#e elements.

:Technicall , o# can name a 6i% an thing o# !ish as long as there are no spaces, special characters and the name does not start !ith a n#mber. Ho!e%er, "or this co#rse, the other page o" this site has alread been created and !e need to match its 6i% str#ct#re so #sing the same I6 and class names !ill be important.;

c. Add I6 6i% Tags *. Add the 'container( 6i%. This 6i% !ill act as a container "or all o" o#r other 6i% tags and allo! #s to center o#r content b#t !ill not contain an indi%id#al data. i. ii. Add the opening tag !div id"#container#$ >#st a"ter the ?bod @ tag. Place the closing !%div$ tag >#st be"ore the closing ?3bod @ tag.

/. Create the 'header( 6i%. This !ill allo! #s to "ormat all o" the elements in o#r header area separatel . i. Place the opening and closing tags, !div id"&header&$ and !%div$, as sho!n belo!2 !div id"#header#$ ?img srcABimages3!ill.>pgB altABSha&espeare ImageB 3@ ?h*@Sha&espeareCs Most Pop#lar Sonnets?3h*@ ?p@ ?a hre"ABcomplaint.htmlB@Sha&espeareCs A Lo%ers Complaint?3a@?3p@ !%div$ 1. Create the 'content( 6i%. This 6i% !ill hold the main content o" the page. i. ii. Place the opening !div id"&content&$ a"ter the closing ?3di%@ o" the header. Place the closing !%div$ tag >#st be"ore the opening paragraph tag o" the "ooter. See the "#ll, completed te$t at the end o" this doc#ment i" o# are #ns#re !here these sho#ld go.

D. Create the '"ooter( 6i%. This 6i% !ill allo! #s to "ormat all o" the elements in the "ooter area separatel .
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Add the opening and closing tags aro#nd the "inal paragraph as sho!n2 !div id"#'ooter#$ ?p@This !ebsite has been de%eloped "or the SFS8 6oIT training center. ?br 3@ Please pro%ide credit i" o# #se an element "o#nd on this Web page. ?3p@ !%div$

d. Add Class 6i% Tags *. Add t!o 'clear( 6i%s. A clear 6i% is #sed "or "ormatting. -eca#se not all Web bro!sers displa in"ormation the same !a it can sometimes be challenging to align content correctl . A clear di% is #sed to '"orce( a bro!ser to displa content at a point relati%e to the 6i%. A clear di% does not generall contain an content. i. ii. T pe the line !div class"#clear#$ !%div$ a"ter the opening ?di% idAEcontentE@ tag. T pe the same !div class"#clear#$ !%div$ line be"ore the opening ?"ooter@ tag.

/. Add t!o 'odd( 6i%s. The sonnets.html "ile contains the te$t o" F sonnets !hich !e !ill be arranging into t!o col#mns. In order to align them correctl the paragraphs in the le"t and right col#mns !ill be "ormatted slightl di""erentl . i. Place the opening and closing !div class"&odd&$ and !%div$ tags aro#nd the "irst and third :odd n#mbered; paragraph tags. See the "#ll completed te$t at the end o" this doc#ment i" o# are #ns#re !here these sho#ld go.

1. Add t!o 'e%en( 6i%s.

i.

Place the opening and closing, !div class"&even&$ and !%div$( aro#nd the second and "o#rth :e%en n#mbered; paragraph tags. See the "#ll completed te$t at the end o" this doc#ment i" o# are #ns#re !here these sho#ld go.

D. Add a 'last( 6i%. i. Place the opening and closing 6i% tags, !div class"&last&$ and !%div$, aro#nd the "inal sonnet. - #sing the e%en3odd3last method !e are designing o#r page so more data co#ld be entered !ith relati%e ease in the "#t#re.

F. Add a lin& to the st le sheet !e !ill be creating in the ne$t step. i. Add the line !lin) hre'"#assets%styles.css# rel"#stylesheet# ty*e"#te+t%css# %$ >#st a"ter the closing ?3title@ tag in the doc#ment head. This line lets the bro!ser &no! that there is a st le sheet associated !ith this Web page.

G. Sa%e o#r !or& and close the "ile. I" o# pre%ie! o#r "ile in a bro!ser again o# sho#ld not see an %isible changes9 et.

V. Creating a Style Sheet


a. Create st les.css *. Windo!s #sers open a blan& 5otepad doc#ment 3 Mac #sers open a blan& Te$tEdit doc#ment. /. Sa%e the "ile as styles.css in the assets "older inside the sha&espeare "older o# e$tracted earlier. b. CSS ,#les CSS r#les are #sed to set "ormatting in"ormation and, m#ch li&e HTML tags, m#st be "ormatted correctl . The "ormat "or a CSS r#le is2
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Selector Class , Propert 2 %al#eH Propert 2 %al#eH Etc. I" o# !ish to create a single r#le "or m#ltiple tags or I6s :selectors; o# can do so b separating them !ith commas.

Ha%ing a class speci"ied in the r#le is optional. 6oing so allo!s "or more speci"ic selection o" page elements b#t ma not be necessar .

Selectors can ha%e more than one r#le applied to them. Ho!e%er i" o# accidentall set the same r#le more than once "or a selector !hiche%er one the bro!ser reads last !ill be the one that gets displa ed. :i.e. i" o# set the bac&gro#nd color to bl#e and then later set it to orange it !ill appear orange on the Web page.;

c. Add Page Formatting Page "ormatting st les !ill appl to the entire Web page. .nce the basic st les are in place !e can re"ine indi%id#al areas #sing the 6i% and other more speci"ic tags. *. Set the bac&gro#nd color. i. Add the "ollo!ing code to o#r st les.css doc#ment. body , bac)ground.color/ 01122''3 I

/. Set the Font i. Set the "ont properties "or the page b adding the "ollo!ing r#le to o#r st le sheet. -e care"#l abo#t capital letters as o# t peJ For more in"ormation on "ont "amilies ta&e the 6ream!ea%er co#rse. body(td(th , 'ont.'a ily/ Verdana( 4rial( Helvetica( sans.seri'3 'ont.si5e/ +.s all3

'ont.style/ italic3 1. Sa%e o#r st le sheet. D. .pen sonnets.html in o#r bro!ser to see the changes. F. Minimi)e the bro!ser. As !e contin#e to add more CSS sa%e the st le sheet and re"resh o#r bro!ser periodicall to see the changes !e are ma&ing. d. Add I6 6i% Formatting When adding a CSS r#le "or a 6i% tag o# !ill need to add the K sign to the selector. *. Center o#r content. The "ollo!ing code sets the !idth o" o#r container 6i% to I/L pi$els and !ill set the le"t and right doc#ment margins to 'a#to( e""ecti%el centering the container. i. Add the "ollo!ing r#le2 0container , width/ 678*+3 argin.to*/ 8*+3 argin.right/ auto3 argin.botto / 8*+3

argin.le't/ auto3
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/. Align all o" the content in the 'header( 6i% to center. i. Add the "ollo!ing r#le2 0header , te+t.align/ center3 1. Format the '"ooter( 6i%. i. Change the te$t color and alignment. 0'ooter , color/ 0FFFFFF3 te+t.align/ center3 ii. Add the "ollo!ing t!o lines to the "ooter r#le to '"orce( the "ooter to appear belo! the content 6i% :rather than to the side i" the bro!ser !indo! is !ide eno#gh;. clear/ le't3 width/ 678*+3 D. Format the 'content( 6i% i. Set the bac&gro#nd color to !hite b adding the "ollo!ing r#le2 0content , bac)ground.color/ 0FFFFFF3 ii. Add a G pi$el !ide, solid, blac& border to the 'content( 6i% b adding the "ollo!ing to the 'content( r#le2 border/ 1*+ solid 08888883
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Witho#t padding a Web bro!ser places content right #p to the edge o" a 6i%. In man instances, this can ma&e things %er hard to read. Add padding to the 6i% b adding the "ollo!ing lines to the 'content( r#le2 *adding.to*/ 78*+3 *adding.right/ 78*+3 *adding.botto / 78*+3

*adding.le't/ 98*+3 F. Add "ormatting that !ill onl a""ect the headers in the content 6i%. i. Add the "ollo!ing r#le so that onl the ?h/@ tags inside the content 6i% !ill change to bl#e. 0content h7 , color/ 01122''3 G. Sa%e o#r st le sheet and then re"resh o#r bro!ser to see !hat the changes o#(%e made ha%e accomplished. e. Add Class 6i% Formatting. *. Set the 'clear( 6i% so that content !ill be '"orced( aro#nd it. - setting this 6i% to ha%e the same !idth as the container 6i% it !ill e""ecti%el create a di%ider "or o#r content. 8sing the 'clear( attrib#te is an e$tra preca#tion to ma&e s#re that this code does !hat !e !ant in m#ltiple bro!sers. i. Add the "ollo!ing r#le to o#r CSS sheet2 0content .clear , width/ 678*+3 clear/ both3 -

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/. Set the 'odd( class so that o#r le"t col#mn o" sonnets is 1LL pi$els !ide and is aligned :"loats; to the le"t side o" its containing 'content( 6i%. i. Add the "ollo!ing r#le2 0content .odd , width/ :88*+3 'loat/ le't3 1. Set the 'e%en( class so that it too is 1LL pi$els !ide, !ill "loat against !hate%er is to its le"t and has some e$tra padding so that the col#mns do not appear too close together. i. Add the "ollo!ing r#le2 0content .even , width/ :88*+3 'loat/ le't3 *adding.le't/ 78*+3 D. -eca#se the sonnets are o" #ne%en length there is a possibilit that the 6i% s#rro#nding the last sonnet, i" !e assigned it to the general 'odd( class, might tr and "loat against the other odd class members ma&ing it appear in the second col#mn. To correct this !e !ill add an e$tra r#le "or this 6i% telling it to clear the pre%io#s elements. i. Add the "ollo!ing r#le2 0content .last , width/ :88*+3 'loat/ none3 clear/ both3 *adding.to*/ ;8*+3
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F. Sa%e o#r st le sheet and then re"resh o#r bro!ser to see !hat the changes o#(%e made ha%e accomplished.

VI. Tables
Tables are a signi"icant iss#e !hen creating accessible Web pages. In the past, tables !ere o"ten #sed "or "ormattingH an accessibilit nightmare. Oo# ha%e no! seen ho! to do basic "ormatting #sing CSS so o# sho#ld not need to #se a table "or "ormatting b#t ho! do o# add a table that displa s data in a "ormat that is accessible<

a. 8sing o#r te$t editor .pen the complaint.html "ile located in the shas&espeare "older. Oo# can also open it in a Web bro!ser to note that it is %er similar to the page o# >#st completed b#t !ith the 'content( 6i% ha%ing no content. b. -egin o#r table b placing the opening and closing, !table$ and !%table$ tags bet!een the t!o 6i%s o" class 'clear(. c. Add table attrib#tes. i. Set the table !idth to NLP o" the !idth o" the containing ob>ect. Add width"&28<& to the opening ?table@ tag so it reads ?table !idthAENLPE@. Align the table to the center b adding align"&center&. In order to be accessibilit compliant all tables m#st ha%e a s#mmar . The s#mmar !ill not be %isible to a general #ser b#t !ill be read allo!ed to an one #sing screen reading so"t!are. In some bro!sers it ma also appear as a tool tip. Add a short s#mmar so that the completed opening table tag is similar to2

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!table width"#28<# align"#center# su ary"#4 table organi5ing Sha)es*eare=s *oe >4 Lovers Co *laint= by verse.#$ d. Add a Table Caption. A table caption is another accessibilit re=#irement. The caption !ill appear aligned to the top or side o" the table and help pro%ide "#rther in"ormation on !hat is being displa ed. i. Add the "ollo!ing line >#st a"ter the opening ?table@ tag. !ca*tion align"#to*#$ !h7$Sha)es*eare?s 4 Lovers Co *laint by Verse!%h7$ !%ca*tion$ e. Add the Header ,o!. i. A"ter the caption add the opening and closing ro! tags, !tr$ and !%tr$.

". Add the Header Cells. i. ii. iii. Add, bet!een the ro! tags o# >#st created, the line2 !th$Verse @u ber!%th$ Add a second line2 !th$Verse!%th$ Add a 'scope( attrib#te so that a screen reader !ill &no! that these cells are the header "or the associated col#mn. In each o" the opening ?th@ tags add sco*e"&col& so the "#ll tags read ?th scopeAEcolE@.

g. Add a 6ata ,o!. i. A"ter the closing ?3tr@ tag o" the pre%io#s ro! add another set o" ro! tags, !tr$ and !%tr$.

h. Add a 6ata Cell. i. Add, bet!een the ro! tags o# >#st created, the line2 !th$;!%th$
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Add a 'scope( attrib#te so that a screen reader !ill &no! that this cell is a header "or the associated ro!. The "#ll tag sho#ld read !th sco*e"&row&$. -elo! the header ro! o# >#st created b#t still !ithin o#r ro! tags add !td%$ !%td$ :5.TE2 This cell !ill contain data onl and does not incl#de an header in"ormation there"ore the ?td@ rather than ?th@ tag is #sed;. Add the te$t Q in the assets "older there is a "ile called complaint*.t$t. This "ile contains three, pre+ "ormatted paragraphs o# can #se as o#r te$t. Cop and paste the "irst paragraph bet!een the ?td@ and ?3td@ tags o# >#st created.

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i. Add More 6ata Cells. i. ,epeat steps :g; and :h; "or the remaining t!o paragraphs changing the paragraph n#mber as appropriate. ERT,A2 In the assets "older there is a "ile called complaint/.t$t this "ile contains the remainder o" the poem !ith the ro! and cell tags alread in place. Cop and paste it into the correct spot in o#r doc#ment.

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>. ERT,A2 Format o#r table #sing CSS. i. Add the "ollo!ing code to o#r st les.css doc#ment2 Kcontent td S border+bottom+!idth2 *p$H border+bottom+st le2 solidH border+bottom+color2 KGGNN""H %ertical+align2 bottomH T
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Kcontent th S te$t+align2 le"tH %ertical+align2 middleH T ii. iii. Ho! did this change o#r table< For more in"ormation on all o" the accessible HTML elements and their attrib#tes o# can add to a !ebpage %isit http233!!!.!1.org3T,3,EC+ htmlDL3inde$3elements.html

VII.

Ao Live
a. FTP Client Trans"erring o#r "iles "rom o#r local comp#ter to the Web re=#ires a FTP :File Trans"er Protocol; client. Altho#gh there are man clients to choose "rom, 6oIT recommends #sing FileUilla beca#se the program is sec#re, a%ailable "or both Mac and PC and is "ree. Oo# can do!nload a cop "rom http233"ile)illa+ pro>ect.org3 b. La#nch the FileUilla application. The !indo! that opens !ill displa o#r local "iles on the le"t and, once connected, the "iles on o#r ser%er to the right. c. Enter the Host, 8sername and Pass!ord in"ormation. :These settings are "or SFS8 i" o# are #sing another host o# !ill need to contact them "or connection in"ormation.; *. Host2 a*ollo.s'su.edu /. 8sername2 e+mail login :i.e. i" o#r e+mail is >anedoeVs"s#.ed# o#r log+in name is >anedoe;. 1. Pass!ord2 o#r email pass!ord. d. Clic& Buic)connect. The top !indo! pane !ill displa connection stat#s. o#r

e. .nce connected #se the center !indo! on the le"t to na%igate to the p#blic7html "older o# created on o#r local comp#ter.

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". .pen the p#blic7html "older on the remote3ser%er side. g. 6rag and drop the "iles inde$.html, lin&s.html and the images "older "rom o#r local comp#ter to the remote3ser%er p#blic7html "older. h. .pen a Web bro!ser and go to http233#ser!!!.s"s#.ed#34acctname :!here acctname is o#r acco#nt name;.

VIII. BC4 ID. Co *leted Code


a. Completed Q sonnets.html ?html @ ?head@

?title@Sha&espeareCs Most Pop#lar Sonnets?3title@ ?lin& hre"ABassets3st les.cssB relABst lesheetB t peABte$t3cssB 3@

?3head@

?bod @ ?di% idABcontainerB@ ?di% idABheaderB@ ?img srcABimages3!ill.>pgB altABSha&espeare ImageB 3@ ?h*@Sha&espeareCs Most Pop#lar Sonnets?3h*@ ?p@ ?a hre"ABcomplaint.htmlB@Sha&espeareCs A Lo%ers Complaint?3a@?3p@
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?3di%@ ?di% idABcontentB@ ?di% classABclearB@ ?3di%@ ?di% classABoddB@ ?p@ ?h/@*M?3h/@ Shall I compare thee to a s#mmerCs da <?br@ Tho# art more lo%el and more temperate2?br@ ,o#gh !inds do sha&e the darling b#ds o" Ma ,?br@ And s#mmerCs lease hath all too short a date2?br@ Sometime too hot the e e o" hea%en shines,?br@ And o"ten is his gold comple$ion dimmCdH?br@ And e%er "air "rom "air sometime declines,?br@ - chance or nat#reCs changing co#rse #ntrimmCdH?br@ -#t th eternal s#mmer shall not "ade?br@ 5or lose possession o" that "air tho# o!estH?br@ 5or shall 6eath brag tho# !anderCst in his shade,?br@ When in eternal lines to time tho# gro!est2?br@ So long as men can breathe or e es can see,?br@ So long li%es this and this gi%es li"e to thee.?br@ ?3p@
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?3di%@ ?di% classABe%enB@ ?p@ ?h/@/N?3h/@ When, in disgrace !ith "ort#ne and menCs e es,?br@ I all alone be!eep m o#tcast state?br@ And tro#ble dea" hea%en !ith m bootless cries?br@ And loo& #pon m sel" and c#rse m "ate,?br@ Wishing me li&e to one more rich in hope,?br@ Feat#red li&e him, li&e him !ith "riends possessCd,?br@ 6esiring this manCs art and that manCs scope,?br@ With !hat I most en>o contented leastH?br@ Oet in these tho#ghts m sel" almost despising,?br@ Hapl I thin& on thee, and then m state,?br@ Li&e to the lar& at brea& o" da arising?br@ From s#llen earth, sings h mns at hea%enCs gateH?br@ For th s!eet lo%e rememberCd s#ch !ealth brings?br@ That then I scorn to change m state !ith &ings.?br@ ?3p@ ?3di%@ ?di% classABoddB@ ?p@ ?h/@**G?3h/@
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Let me not to the marriage o" tr#e minds?br@ Admit impediments. Lo%e is not lo%e?br@ Which alters !hen it alteration "inds,?br@ .r bends !ith the remo%er to remo%e2?br@ . noJ it is an e%er+"i$ed mar&?br@ That loo&s on tempests and is ne%er sha&enH?br@ It is the star to e%er !andering bar&,?br@ Whose !orthCs #n&no!n, altho#gh his height be ta&en.?br@ Lo%eCs not TimeCs "ool, tho#gh ros lips and chee&s?br@ Within his bending sic&leCs compass come2?br@ Lo%e alters not !ith his brie" ho#rs and !ee&s,?br@ -#t bears it o#t e%en to the edge o" doom.?br@ I" this be error and #pon me pro%ed,?br@ I ne%er !rit, nor no man e%er lo%ed.?br@ ?3p@ ?3di%@ ?di% classABe%enB@ ?p@ ?h/@*/G?3h/@ . tho#, m lo%el bo , !ho in th po!er?br@ 6ost hold TimeCs "ic&le glass, his sic&le, ho#rH?br@ Who hast b !aning gro!n, and therein sho!Cst?br@ Th lo%ers !ithering as th s!eet sel" gro!CstH?br@
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