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They feasted at the upper spring, Each drinking with soft eyes To each, while Philomel did sing Her sweetest lullabies.
JACK AND JILL 25 He fell. In vain she sought the joy From solitude that springs, Then followed fast the recreant boy With unconfined wings.
EIGHTEENTH.
Jack (of what vale the history doth not mention) Forsook the valley Avith a fixed intention, With gentle Mistress Gillian by his side To act as friend, philosopher and guide.
They left behind their unassuming home, Aping ' the ...wise who soar but never roam ' ; They left behind the undulating dale, The verdant meadow and the smiling vale The land of flowery field and foaming flood, Where drowsy cattle chewed the soothing cud And turned their steps to scale the cloud-girt mountain, Crowned on its summit by a sparkling fountain.
The object of this perilous ascent Was to procure a grateful condiment A pailful of the draught the hillsides proffer, Which
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They feasted at the upper spring, Each drinking with soft eyes To each, while Philomel did sing Her sweetest lullabies.
JACK AND JILL 25 He fell. In vain she sought the joy From solitude that springs, Then followed fast the recreant boy With unconfined wings.
EIGHTEENTH.
Jack (of what vale the history doth not mention) Forsook the valley Avith a fixed intention, With gentle Mistress Gillian by his side To act as friend, philosopher and guide.
They left behind their unassuming home, Aping ' the ...wise who soar but never roam ' ; They left behind the undulating dale, The verdant meadow and the smiling vale The land of flowery field and foaming flood, Where drowsy cattle chewed the soothing cud And turned their steps to scale the cloud-girt mountain, Crowned on its summit by a sparkling fountain.
The object of this perilous ascent Was to procure a grateful condiment A pailful of the draught the hillsides proffer, Which
What to read after Loves Argument And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fowler Ellen Thorneycroft to read onlineMoreLess
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