Poems 4
Poems 4
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His tanned cheeks curved to temples closely shorn ; Clean-shaved he was, save where a hedge of gray Upon his brawny throat leaned every way About an Adam's-apple, that beneath Bulged like a boulder from a brambly heath.
The Western World's true child and nursling he, Equipt with aptitudes enough for three : No eye like his to value horse or cow.
FITZ ADAM'S STORY Or gauge the contents of a stack or mow ; He could foretell the weather at a word, He knew the haunt of every beast and bird, Or wher...e a two-pound trout was sure to lie, Waiting the flutter of his home-made fly ; Nay, once in autumns five, he had the luck To drop at fair-play range a ten-tined buck ; Of sportsmen true he favored every whim.
But never cockney found a guide in him ; A natural man, with all his instincts fresh.
Not buzzing helpless in Beflection's mesh.
Firm on its feet stood his broad-shouldered mind.
As bluffly honest as a northwest wind ; Hard-headed and soft-hearted, you 'd scarce meet A kindlier mixture of the shrewd and sweet ; Generous by birth, and ill at saying ' No,' Yet in a bargain he was aU men's foe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His tanned cheeks curved to temples closely shorn ; Clean-shaved he was, save where a hedge of gray Upon his brawny throat leaned every way About an Adam's-apple, that beneath Bulged like a boulder from a brambly heath.
The Western World's true child and nursling he, Equipt with aptitudes enough for three : No eye like his to value horse or cow.
FITZ ADAM'S STORY Or gauge the contents of a stack or mow ; He could foretell the weather at a word, He knew the haunt of every beast and bird, Or wher...e a two-pound trout was sure to lie, Waiting the flutter of his home-made fly ; Nay, once in autumns five, he had the luck To drop at fair-play range a ten-tined buck ; Of sportsmen true he favored every whim.
But never cockney found a guide in him ; A natural man, with all his instincts fresh.
Not buzzing helpless in Beflection's mesh.
Firm on its feet stood his broad-shouldered mind.
As bluffly honest as a northwest wind ; Hard-headed and soft-hearted, you 'd scarce meet A kindlier mixture of the shrewd and sweet ; Generous by birth, and ill at saying ' No,' Yet in a bargain he was aU men's foe.
What to read after Poems 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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