The Four Season
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. . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet ! It was the nightingale, who sang: Now bosky darkness grows. The gradual summer-night bestows <• 98 **• Faint starlight on each hollow. The merry little swallow Has hied him to repose. Weet-a. . . Weet-a. . . Weet-a. . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet ! While now the moon through Heaven sails And all is still, blithe nightingales With hedgerow music follow. Weet-a. . . Weet-a. . . Weet-a. . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet ! In sleepy clusters gleaming, White elders sigh, red roses start, Forget-me-nots lie dreaming. They dream of summer all night long Whose splendour thrills that joy- ous song In mellow sweetness streaming From the green thicket's heart. . . . AUTUMN 1 > > I * > e <" 101 <- CHAPTER IV Autumn The loveliest things of Autumn's pack In his mottled coffers lay: Red mountain-berries. Hips sweet as cherries. Sloes blue and black He hung upon every spray. On the top of the hills in the West stood the Prince of Au- tumn and surveyed the land with his serious eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet ! It was the nightingale, who sang: Now bosky darkness grows. The gradual summer-night bestows <• 98 **• Faint starlight on each hollow. The merry little swallow Has hied him to repose. Weet-a. . . Weet-a. . . Weet-a. . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet ! While now the moon through Heaven sails And all is still, blithe nightingales With hedgerow music follow. Weet-a. . . Weet-a. . . Weet-a. . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet-a . . . Weet ! In sleepy clusters gleaming, White elders sigh, red roses start, Forget-me-nots lie dreaming. They dream of summer all night long Whose splendour thrills that joy- ous song In mellow sweetness streaming From the green thicket's heart. . . . AUTUMN 1 > > I * > e <" 101 <- CHAPTER IV Autumn The loveliest things of Autumn's pack In his mottled coffers lay: Red mountain-berries. Hips sweet as cherries. Sloes blue and black He hung upon every spray. On the top of the hills in the West stood the Prince of Au- tumn and surveyed the land with his serious eyes.
What to read after The Four Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Ewald to read online
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