Wharfdale Lays Or Lyrical Poems
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The fleecy light cloud flew, and the blighting east wind blew ; O'er the recent ploughed furrow it was bleak, dry, and chill ; And the hoary frost lay white, by the opening gates of light; But when the sun arose, I spied my lov'd daffodil.
Yet see there 's wreathed snow on yon mountain's lofty brow ; The woods are black and leafless on the verge of the hill; But in the dell I hear — 'tis a note to me most dear — A throstle singing gaily o'er my lov'd daffodil.
The small brown seed-bird's here, ...and the mellow gold ring near, And the water-wagtail undulates his flight to the rill; 7
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fleecy light cloud flew, and the blighting east wind blew ; O'er the recent ploughed furrow it was bleak, dry, and chill ; And the hoary frost lay white, by the opening gates of light; But when the sun arose, I spied my lov'd daffodil.
Yet see there 's wreathed snow on yon mountain's lofty brow ; The woods are black and leafless on the verge of the hill; But in the dell I hear — 'tis a note to me most dear — A throstle singing gaily o'er my lov'd daffodil.
The small brown seed-bird's here, ...and the mellow gold ring near, And the water-wagtail undulates his flight to the rill; 7
What to read after Wharfdale Lays Or Lyrical Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Fawcett to read onlineMoreLess
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