Lyrical Ballads,: With Other Poems. In Two Volumes, Volume 2T.N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1800 - English poetry |
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... cottage , as it chanced that day , Employ'd in winter's work . Upon the stone His Wife sate near him , teasing matted wool , While , from the twin cards tooth'd with glittering wire ,. He fed the spindle of his youngest child , Who turn ...
... cottage , as it chanced that day , Employ'd in winter's work . Upon the stone His Wife sate near him , teasing matted wool , While , from the twin cards tooth'd with glittering wire ,. He fed the spindle of his youngest child , Who turn ...
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... cottage to the church - yard led , He took his way , impatient to accost The Stranger , whom he saw still lingering there . ' Twas one well known to him in former days , A Shepherd - lad : who ere his thirteenth year Had changed his ...
... cottage to the church - yard led , He took his way , impatient to accost The Stranger , whom he saw still lingering there . ' Twas one well known to him in former days , A Shepherd - lad : who ere his thirteenth year Had changed his ...
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... their inheritance , that single cottage , You see it yonder , and those few green fields . They toil'd and wrought , and still , from sire to son , Each struggled , and each yielded as before A little - yet a little - and old Walter 30.
... their inheritance , that single cottage , You see it yonder , and those few green fields . They toil'd and wrought , and still , from sire to son , Each struggled , and each yielded as before A little - yet a little - and old Walter 30.
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... Cottage , he entreated That Leonard would partake his homely fare : The other thank'd him with a fervent voice , But added , that , the evening being calm , He would pursue his journey . So they parted . It was not long ere Leonard ...
... Cottage , he entreated That Leonard would partake his homely fare : The other thank'd him with a fervent voice , But added , that , the evening being calm , He would pursue his journey . So they parted . It was not long ere Leonard ...
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... cottage bent my way , Beneath the evening moon . Upon the moon I fix'd my eye , All over the wide lea ; My horse trudg'd on , and we drew nigh Those paths so dear to me . And now we reach'd the orchard plot , And , 50.
... cottage bent my way , Beneath the evening moon . Upon the moon I fix'd my eye , All over the wide lea ; My horse trudg'd on , and we drew nigh Those paths so dear to me . And now we reach'd the orchard plot , And , 50.
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