Smiles Yoked With Sighs
Smiles Yoked With Sighs
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The smell is sweet of growing wheat, When dimpling fields I see; And the lark's song the hills along Is psalm of praise to me ; 136 Rime of the Ancient Miller He droppeth into a reminiscent strain, which is great medi cine for a man who enjoyeth the sound of his own voice.
Bully for the quail !
The sound of the jolly thresher is never muffled.
The swaying reapers bend and sing Amid the golden grain ; I hear their songs who toil in throngs Around the harvest wain ; The quail's low whistle softly... calls Above the stubbled plain ; With royal nod the golden rod Approves the sumac's stain; I hear once more on puncheon floor The hard flail's muffled sound, The mirthful roar that tells once more The threshers are around ; The flying chaff and lighter laugh Go drifting down the wind ; But golden wheat and love-words sweet Come ofR The best is left behind. Down the long slope, sunlit with hope, The croaking wain draws near, And the clacking mill and the singing rill whoa, January Are the music sweet I hear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The smell is sweet of growing wheat, When dimpling fields I see; And the lark's song the hills along Is psalm of praise to me ; 136 Rime of the Ancient Miller He droppeth into a reminiscent strain, which is great medi cine for a man who enjoyeth the sound of his own voice.
Bully for the quail !
The sound of the jolly thresher is never muffled.
The swaying reapers bend and sing Amid the golden grain ; I hear their songs who toil in throngs Around the harvest wain ; The quail's low whistle softly... calls Above the stubbled plain ; With royal nod the golden rod Approves the sumac's stain; I hear once more on puncheon floor The hard flail's muffled sound, The mirthful roar that tells once more The threshers are around ; The flying chaff and lighter laugh Go drifting down the wind ; But golden wheat and love-words sweet Come ofR The best is left behind. Down the long slope, sunlit with hope, The croaking wain draws near, And the clacking mill and the singing rill whoa, January Are the music sweet I hear.
What to read after Smiles Yoked With Sighs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J Robert Jones Burdette to read onlineMoreLess
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