Poems And Inscriptions
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Have we not seen, we wanderers from afar, Fountained Caneto, standing watch and ward Over Bisenzio s lovely, curving vale! Caneto, olive-cinctured, cypress-crowned, And wreathed in vine ; Caneto whose high hall Bears record of a proud and noble race, Friendly to art and letters (Cimabue Be witness paramount; and the brave front 29 Poems and Inscriptions Of Santa Maria Novella; the Academe That in the Garden of the Rucellai Relit the Athenian fire!) yes, Edith dear, 1 love Caneto well, but well ...I love This "Villa of the Little Fields, " that hides Embowered among its farms; in rose and lilac Radiant and scented like an April bride; Mid busy sounds secluded and remote. But most I love this tower you call my own, This musing tower that wins the soul to song, From whose four windows, see! the Apennines Make a walled paradise of Tuscany. Ii Beyond the ilex-dome, against the west, The sunset sky was crimson : Then/ you say, Poems and Inscriptions " Fair is to-morrow, if the sky was red. " " Fair is to-morrow " ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have we not seen, we wanderers from afar, Fountained Caneto, standing watch and ward Over Bisenzio s lovely, curving vale! Caneto, olive-cinctured, cypress-crowned, And wreathed in vine ; Caneto whose high hall Bears record of a proud and noble race, Friendly to art and letters (Cimabue Be witness paramount; and the brave front 29 Poems and Inscriptions Of Santa Maria Novella; the Academe That in the Garden of the Rucellai Relit the Athenian fire!) yes, Edith dear, 1 love Caneto well, but well ...I love This "Villa of the Little Fields, " that hides Embowered among its farms; in rose and lilac Radiant and scented like an April bride; Mid busy sounds secluded and remote. But most I love this tower you call my own, This musing tower that wins the soul to song, From whose four windows, see! the Apennines Make a walled paradise of Tuscany. Ii Beyond the ilex-dome, against the west, The sunset sky was crimson : Then/ you say, Poems and Inscriptions " Fair is to-morrow, if the sky was red. " " Fair is to-morrow " ?
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