Lyrical Ballads,: With Other Poems. In Two Volumes, Volume 2T.N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1800 - English poetry |
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Page 19
... Sit perch'd with book and pencil on their knee , And look and scribble , scribble on and look , Until a man might travel twelve stout miles , Or reap an acre of his neighbour's corn . * This Poem was intended to be the concluding poem ...
... Sit perch'd with book and pencil on their knee , And look and scribble , scribble on and look , Until a man might travel twelve stout miles , Or reap an acre of his neighbour's corn . * This Poem was intended to be the concluding poem ...
Page 29
... sits easy on the man Who has been born and dies among the mountains : LEONARD . : Your dalesmen , then , do in each other's thoughts Possess a kind of second life : no doubt You , Sir , could help me to the history . Of half these ...
... sits easy on the man Who has been born and dies among the mountains : LEONARD . : Your dalesmen , then , do in each other's thoughts Possess a kind of second life : no doubt You , Sir , could help me to the history . Of half these ...
Page 47
... sit by Kirtle's Braes Upon the verdant mosses ? Alas that ever he was born ! The Gordon , couch'd behind a thorn , Sees them and their caressing , Beholds them bless'd and blessing . Proud Gordon cannot bear the thoughts That through ...
... sit by Kirtle's Braes Upon the verdant mosses ? Alas that ever he was born ! The Gordon , couch'd behind a thorn , Sees them and their caressing , Beholds them bless'd and blessing . Proud Gordon cannot bear the thoughts That through ...
Page 77
... bereaves , It robs my heart of rest . Thou Thrush , that singest loud and loud and free , Into yon row of willows flit , Upon that alder sit ; Or sing another song , or chuse another tree Roll back , sweet rill ! back to thy mountain 77.
... bereaves , It robs my heart of rest . Thou Thrush , that singest loud and loud and free , Into yon row of willows flit , Upon that alder sit ; Or sing another song , or chuse another tree Roll back , sweet rill ! back to thy mountain 77.
Page 157
... sits at his own door , and like the pear Which overhangs his head from the green wall , Feeds in the sunshine ; the robust and young , The prosperous and unthinking , they who live Shelter'd , and flourish in a little grove Of their own ...
... sits at his own door , and like the pear Which overhangs his head from the green wall , Feeds in the sunshine ; the robust and young , The prosperous and unthinking , they who live Shelter'd , and flourish in a little grove Of their own ...
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