In Berkshire With the Wild Flowers
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52 HAREBELL.
Low adown the gracious meadow, dappled close with sun and shadow, Rounded soft by waving grasses, thro a hun dred falling lines, Drowsy as the noontide found her, with her ample robes around her, Summer, lost in idle musing, at her ease reclines.
Floating free in dell and hollow, ere the fleetfoot daisies follow, Springing light where swoon the breezes, warm against her throbbing breast, Pure and deep, yet swaying lowly to a rhythm sweet and holy, Myriad harebells meet and tremble ...o er her dream less rest.
High above the quiet valley, where she loves to droop and dally, All along the windy headlands, where the rock is steep and bare, 54 HAREBELL.
Summer stays a moment only, leaves her kingdom wild and lonely, And her warm breath chills to vapor on the frosty air.
Yet in bleak and barren places, fresh with unex pected graces, Leaning over rocky ledges, tenclerest glances to bestow, Dauntless still in time of danger, thrilling every wayworn stranger, Scattered harebells earn a triumph never known below !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
52 HAREBELL.
Low adown the gracious meadow, dappled close with sun and shadow, Rounded soft by waving grasses, thro a hun dred falling lines, Drowsy as the noontide found her, with her ample robes around her, Summer, lost in idle musing, at her ease reclines.
Floating free in dell and hollow, ere the fleetfoot daisies follow, Springing light where swoon the breezes, warm against her throbbing breast, Pure and deep, yet swaying lowly to a rhythm sweet and holy, Myriad harebells meet and tremble ...o er her dream less rest.
High above the quiet valley, where she loves to droop and dally, All along the windy headlands, where the rock is steep and bare, 54 HAREBELL.
Summer stays a moment only, leaves her kingdom wild and lonely, And her warm breath chills to vapor on the frosty air.
Yet in bleak and barren places, fresh with unex pected graces, Leaning over rocky ledges, tenclerest glances to bestow, Dauntless still in time of danger, thrilling every wayworn stranger, Scattered harebells earn a triumph never known below !
What to read after In Berkshire With the Wild Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elaine Goodale Eastman to read onlineMoreLess
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