A Floral Fantasy in An Old English Garden
A Floral Fantasy in An Old English Garden
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[Illustration] 'Twas lost in the wood in a summer shower When the CLOWN'S WORT tried to trip her.
[Illustration] TOAD-FLAX is spun for BUTTER-AND-EGGS [Illustration] On a LADIES' CUSHION sits THRIFT She never wastes, or steals, or begs, But she can't give poor RAGWORT a lift.
[Illustration] QUEEN OF THE MEADS is MEADOWSWEET, In the realm of grasses wide: [Illustration] But not in all her court you meet The turbaned TURK'S HEAD in his pride.
[Illustration] Fair BETHLEHEM' STAR shineth bright, In... a lowly place, as of old, [Illustration] And through the green gloom glows the light Of ST. JOHN'S-WORT--a nimbus of gold.
[Illustration] But the hours of the sun swift glide, And the flowers with them are speeding.
[Illustration] Though LOVE-IN-A-MIST may hide. When Time's in the garden weeding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration] 'Twas lost in the wood in a summer shower When the CLOWN'S WORT tried to trip her.
[Illustration] TOAD-FLAX is spun for BUTTER-AND-EGGS [Illustration] On a LADIES' CUSHION sits THRIFT She never wastes, or steals, or begs, But she can't give poor RAGWORT a lift.
[Illustration] QUEEN OF THE MEADS is MEADOWSWEET, In the realm of grasses wide: [Illustration] But not in all her court you meet The turbaned TURK'S HEAD in his pride.
[Illustration] Fair BETHLEHEM' STAR shineth bright, In... a lowly place, as of old, [Illustration] And through the green gloom glows the light Of ST. JOHN'S-WORT--a nimbus of gold.
[Illustration] But the hours of the sun swift glide, And the flowers with them are speeding.
[Illustration] Though LOVE-IN-A-MIST may hide. When Time's in the garden weeding.
What to read after A Floral Fantasy in An Old English Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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