Life And Remains of John Clare
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The moss upon the tree Was as green as green could be, The clover on the lea Ruddy glowed; Leaves were silver with the dew, Where the tall sowthistles grew, And I bade the maid adieu On the road.
Then I took myself to sea, While the little chiming bee Sung his ballad on the lea, Humming sweet; And the red-winged butterfly Was sailing through the sky, Skimming up and bouncing by Near my feet.
I left the little birds, And sweet lowing of the herds, And couldn't find out words, Do you ...see, To say to them good bye, Where the yellow cups do lie; So heaving a deep sigh, Took to sea.
MY BONNY ALICE AND HER PITCHER There's a bonny place in Scotland, Where a little spring is found; There Nature shows her honest face The whole year round. Where the whitethorn branches, full of may, Hung near the fountain's rim, Where comes sweet Alice every day And dips her pitcher in; A gallon pitcher without ear, She fills it with the water clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moss upon the tree Was as green as green could be, The clover on the lea Ruddy glowed; Leaves were silver with the dew, Where the tall sowthistles grew, And I bade the maid adieu On the road.
Then I took myself to sea, While the little chiming bee Sung his ballad on the lea, Humming sweet; And the red-winged butterfly Was sailing through the sky, Skimming up and bouncing by Near my feet.
I left the little birds, And sweet lowing of the herds, And couldn't find out words, Do you ...see, To say to them good bye, Where the yellow cups do lie; So heaving a deep sigh, Took to sea.
MY BONNY ALICE AND HER PITCHER There's a bonny place in Scotland, Where a little spring is found; There Nature shows her honest face The whole year round. Where the whitethorn branches, full of may, Hung near the fountain's rim, Where comes sweet Alice every day And dips her pitcher in; A gallon pitcher without ear, She fills it with the water clear.
What to read after Life And Remains of John Clare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cherry J. L. to read onlineMoreLess
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