Rhymes and Roundelayes in Praise of a Country LifeRoutledge, 1875 - 191 Seiten |
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... e'en its fragrant leaf has not its mate Among the perfumes which the rich and great Bring from the odours of the spicy East . You love your flowers and plants , and will you hate The little four - leaved rose that I love best , That ...
... e'en its fragrant leaf has not its mate Among the perfumes which the rich and great Bring from the odours of the spicy East . You love your flowers and plants , and will you hate The little four - leaved rose that I love best , That ...
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Noon swoons beneath the heat it made , And flowers e'en within the shade , Until the sun slopes in the west Like weary traveller , glad to rest On pillow'd clouds of many hues ; Then Nature's voice its joy renews , And chequer'd field ...
Noon swoons beneath the heat it made , And flowers e'en within the shade , Until the sun slopes in the west Like weary traveller , glad to rest On pillow'd clouds of many hues ; Then Nature's voice its joy renews , And chequer'd field ...
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... e'en the hum of converse from the road . The grass , with its low insect - tones , appears As murmuring in its sleep . This butterfly Seems as if loth to stir , so lazily It flutters by . In fitful starts , and stops , The locust sings ...
... e'en the hum of converse from the road . The grass , with its low insect - tones , appears As murmuring in its sleep . This butterfly Seems as if loth to stir , so lazily It flutters by . In fitful starts , and stops , The locust sings ...
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... E'en at this hour , the noonday hardly past , The lulling insects of the summer's night ; To hear , where lately buzzing swarms were heard , A lonely bee , long roving here and there To find a single flower , but all in vain ; Then ...
... E'en at this hour , the noonday hardly past , The lulling insects of the summer's night ; To hear , where lately buzzing swarms were heard , A lonely bee , long roving here and there To find a single flower , but all in vain ; Then ...
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... E'en the domestic laughing dairy - maid Hies to the field , the general toil to share . Meanwhile the Farmer quits his elbow - chair , His cool brick floor , his pitcher , and his ease , And braves the sultry beams , and gladly sees His ...
... E'en the domestic laughing dairy - maid Hies to the field , the general toil to share . Meanwhile the Farmer quits his elbow - chair , His cool brick floor , his pitcher , and his ease , And braves the sultry beams , and gladly sees His ...
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Amaryllis art thou AUTUMN beauty beneath bird BIRKET FOSTER bloom blossoms boughs bowers breath breeze bright brook buds Charlotte Smith cheer Clare clouds comes but once cottage courser Crown'd DAFFODILS dancing dark deep delight dewy doth Duke of Orleans earth EDWARD DUNCAN fair flocks flowers gale gentle gleaming glowing green grove happy Harral HARRISON WEIR HARVEST hath heart heaven hills hues hunt ladies gay lark leafy light lonely loud melody merrily merry mirth mistletoe moon MORNING mossy Motherwell mountain murmuring neath night nightingale o'er Old Christmas comes purple RICHARD ANSDELL rill roses round scene shade shepherd shining silent silent hills sing sleep smiles snow soft song sound spread SPRING stream summer sunny sweet swell thee THOMAS MACQUOID thou thrush toil trees vale village voice WALTER GOODALL wassail waves weary wild wind wind-flowers wings winter woodland woods yellow yonder