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Our boat is safely anchored by the shore, And there will safely ride when we are gone ; The flowering shrubs that deck our humble door Will prosper, though untended and alone : Fields, goods, and far-off chattels we have none : These narrow bounds contain our private store Of things earth makes, and sun doth shine upon ; Here are they in our sight — we have no more.
Sunshine and shower be with you, bud and bell !
For two months now in vain we shall be sought : We leave you here in solitude to d...well With these our latest gifts of tender thought ; Thou, like the morning, in thy saffron coat, Bright gowan, and marsh-marigold, farewell !
Whom from the borders of the Lake we brought, And placed together near our rocky Well.
1 Written in 1802, on leaving Grasmere to bring home his bride from Gallow-hill, near Scarborough.
[ 160 ] THE YEARS 1800 TO 1813 We go for One to whom ye will be dear ; And she will prize this Bower, this Indian shed, Our own contrivance, Building without peer !
— A gentle Maid, whose heart is lowly bred, Whose pleasures are in wild fields gathered, With joyousness, and with a thoughtful cheer, Will come to you ; to you herself will wed ; And love the blessed life that we lead here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our boat is safely anchored by the shore, And there will safely ride when we are gone ; The flowering shrubs that deck our humble door Will prosper, though untended and alone : Fields, goods, and far-off chattels we have none : These narrow bounds contain our private store Of things earth makes, and sun doth shine upon ; Here are they in our sight — we have no more.
Sunshine and shower be with you, bud and bell !
For two months now in vain we shall be sought : We leave you here in solitude to d...well With these our latest gifts of tender thought ; Thou, like the morning, in thy saffron coat, Bright gowan, and marsh-marigold, farewell !
Whom from the borders of the Lake we brought, And placed together near our rocky Well.
1 Written in 1802, on leaving Grasmere to bring home his bride from Gallow-hill, near Scarborough.
[ 160 ] THE YEARS 1800 TO 1813 We go for One to whom ye will be dear ; And she will prize this Bower, this Indian shed, Our own contrivance, Building without peer !
— A gentle Maid, whose heart is lowly bred, Whose pleasures are in wild fields gathered, With joyousness, and with a thoughtful cheer, Will come to you ; to you herself will wed ; And love the blessed life that we lead here.
What to read after With Wordsworth in England;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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