Bell And Wing
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Molly-mauw is in wing To plow above the thundering; I could see the sea-boil churn Round which once he fetched one turn, One wheeling wheel as if to split The bull-wind, make mince of it, Then the clean upward shoot.
All the planet under foot 364 My Friends 365 As if to point one point to men Worth their looking to again, The point in his blue meridian, III Helminth furrows through his park, Sails by no chart under ground, Makes him master of the dark By tough rub, downward bound To where he ne...ither knows nor cares So he bore the planet through Trusting to his power to run Up or down, builds no stairs, Which is more than you could do Who cry for Heaven and help and sun.
Fingerling fears not his wave, There he lives there in his grave, Topsy-turvy for his sport.
Endless ocean for his court, Every unknown coast his port, And he no end in sight But fine fins and endless flight To keep his poise, flash his blue, Loophole power to button to.
Little lintie in his cell In a fork of zinfandel, Under his one leaf for shed To duck the sun off overhead, 366 My Friends Tunes his master-music true, One song for him, two for you If you put an eye to glisten, Let him know you love to listen, He of no greedy thought, What 's to come of it, what not, So he unbosom to sing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Molly-mauw is in wing To plow above the thundering; I could see the sea-boil churn Round which once he fetched one turn, One wheeling wheel as if to split The bull-wind, make mince of it, Then the clean upward shoot.
All the planet under foot 364 My Friends 365 As if to point one point to men Worth their looking to again, The point in his blue meridian, III Helminth furrows through his park, Sails by no chart under ground, Makes him master of the dark By tough rub, downward bound To where he ne...ither knows nor cares So he bore the planet through Trusting to his power to run Up or down, builds no stairs, Which is more than you could do Who cry for Heaven and help and sun.
Fingerling fears not his wave, There he lives there in his grave, Topsy-turvy for his sport.
Endless ocean for his court, Every unknown coast his port, And he no end in sight But fine fins and endless flight To keep his poise, flash his blue, Loophole power to button to.
Little lintie in his cell In a fork of zinfandel, Under his one leaf for shed To duck the sun off overhead, 366 My Friends Tunes his master-music true, One song for him, two for you If you put an eye to glisten, Let him know you love to listen, He of no greedy thought, What 's to come of it, what not, So he unbosom to sing.
What to read after Bell And Wing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ayer, Frederick Fanning, 1851-1924. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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