Select Poems of William Barnes
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There a light-russlen snow-doust did vail ; An' noo pleaee wer a-vound that wer lew.
But the shed, or the ivy-hung wall.
Then I knock'd at the wold passage door Wi' the win'-driven snow on my locks ; 10 Till, a-comen along the cwold vloor.
There my Jenny soon answer'd my knocks.
19 wind raid dreve] wind may drive. 4 bars] railings. 7 lew] sheltered.
h8 100 A SNOWY NIGHT Then the wind, by the door a-swung wide, Flung some snow in her clear-bloomen fejice, An' she blinked, wi' her head all a-zide..., An"* a-chucklen, went back to her pleace.
An' in there, as we zot roun' the brands, Though the talkers Aver mainly the men, Bloomen Jeane, wi' her work in her hands, Did put in a good word now an' then, 20 An' when I took my leave, though so bleak Wer the weather, she went to the door Wi' a smile, an' a blush on the cheak That the snow had a-smitten avore.
SHAFTESBURY FEAIR When hillborne Paladore did show So bright to me down miles below. As woonce the zun, a-rollen west. Did brighten up his hill's high breast, Wi' walls a-looken dazzlen white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There a light-russlen snow-doust did vail ; An' noo pleaee wer a-vound that wer lew.
But the shed, or the ivy-hung wall.
Then I knock'd at the wold passage door Wi' the win'-driven snow on my locks ; 10 Till, a-comen along the cwold vloor.
There my Jenny soon answer'd my knocks.
19 wind raid dreve] wind may drive. 4 bars] railings. 7 lew] sheltered.
h8 100 A SNOWY NIGHT Then the wind, by the door a-swung wide, Flung some snow in her clear-bloomen fejice, An' she blinked, wi' her head all a-zide..., An"* a-chucklen, went back to her pleace.
An' in there, as we zot roun' the brands, Though the talkers Aver mainly the men, Bloomen Jeane, wi' her work in her hands, Did put in a good word now an' then, 20 An' when I took my leave, though so bleak Wer the weather, she went to the door Wi' a smile, an' a blush on the cheak That the snow had a-smitten avore.
SHAFTESBURY FEAIR When hillborne Paladore did show So bright to me down miles below. As woonce the zun, a-rollen west. Did brighten up his hill's high breast, Wi' walls a-looken dazzlen white.
What to read after Select Poems of William Barnes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barnes William to read onlineMoreLess
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