A Browning Calendar Ed
A Browning Calendar Ed
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THE RING AND THE BOOK APRIL APRIL FIRST SOUL that canst soar! Body may slumber: Body shall cumber Soul-flight no more.
LA SA1SIAZ APRIL SECOND But Easter-Day breaks! Christ rises! Mercy every way Is infinite.
EASTER-DAY APRIL THIRD 'T was Winter yesterday ; now, all is warmth, The green leaf 's springing and the turtle's voice, "Arise and come away!" A BLOT IN THE 'SCUTCHEON APRIL FOURTH 'T is time new hopes should animate the world, New light should dawn from new revealings To a race, weighed ...down so long, forgotten so long!
PARACELSUS [ 19 ] APRIL FIFTH Robin has built on the apple tree, and our Creeper which came to grief Through the frost, we feared, is twining Round each casement in famous leaf.
DRAMATIC IDYLS \ APRIL SIXTH Spring 's come and Summer 's coming.
PIPPA PASSES APRIL SEVENTH When shy buds venture out, And the air by mild degrees Puts Winter's death past doubt.
REVERIE APRIL EIGHTH Man's work is to labour and leaven As best he may earth here with heaven.
PACCHIAROTTO APRIL NINTH How of the field's fortune ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE RING AND THE BOOK APRIL APRIL FIRST SOUL that canst soar! Body may slumber: Body shall cumber Soul-flight no more.
LA SA1SIAZ APRIL SECOND But Easter-Day breaks! Christ rises! Mercy every way Is infinite.
EASTER-DAY APRIL THIRD 'T was Winter yesterday ; now, all is warmth, The green leaf 's springing and the turtle's voice, "Arise and come away!" A BLOT IN THE 'SCUTCHEON APRIL FOURTH 'T is time new hopes should animate the world, New light should dawn from new revealings To a race, weighed ...down so long, forgotten so long!
PARACELSUS [ 19 ] APRIL FIFTH Robin has built on the apple tree, and our Creeper which came to grief Through the frost, we feared, is twining Round each casement in famous leaf.
DRAMATIC IDYLS \ APRIL SIXTH Spring 's come and Summer 's coming.
PIPPA PASSES APRIL SEVENTH When shy buds venture out, And the air by mild degrees Puts Winter's death past doubt.
REVERIE APRIL EIGHTH Man's work is to labour and leaven As best he may earth here with heaven.
PACCHIAROTTO APRIL NINTH How of the field's fortune ?
What to read after A Browning Calendar Ed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Robert, 1812-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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