Thoughts On the Seasons C
Thoughts On the Seasons C
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Like ivy, may Your ev'ry leal intent, ay upwards creep, Along the branches of ftill-blooming truth - t A pleafing evergreen in winter's cold, When, fruit and leaves fall off dimonefty. Too long remote from my attention, have Maria's charms been hid. Too long, indeed, Within the covert of yon cot, obfcure, Has that fair image of much honeft worth, Liv'd on penurious fare ! But, let me, now, Frae the fequefler'd wild, and, winter-fide Of a bleak defert, lead the living fprout, Into AUTUMN. 10 Int...o a richer foil. - Thcfe fields which ye Now labor in, in fervile ftate, are mine.
The flocks of yonder mountains, which, you fee Among the walys browfing, all are mine A bount'ous favour of all-gracious Heav'n.
Though poverty's cold blaft, and, biting florm, Have nip'd the beauty of, your budding charms Tranfplanted fafe into a warmer clime, The bloom mall moot again and, happinefs, By renovating funs refume her feat.
Then, fling the fickle by, from that fair hand, But ill befitted for fuch rugged toil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like ivy, may Your ev'ry leal intent, ay upwards creep, Along the branches of ftill-blooming truth - t A pleafing evergreen in winter's cold, When, fruit and leaves fall off dimonefty. Too long remote from my attention, have Maria's charms been hid. Too long, indeed, Within the covert of yon cot, obfcure, Has that fair image of much honeft worth, Liv'd on penurious fare ! But, let me, now, Frae the fequefler'd wild, and, winter-fide Of a bleak defert, lead the living fprout, Into AUTUMN. 10 Int...o a richer foil. - Thcfe fields which ye Now labor in, in fervile ftate, are mine.
The flocks of yonder mountains, which, you fee Among the walys browfing, all are mine A bount'ous favour of all-gracious Heav'n.
Though poverty's cold blaft, and, biting florm, Have nip'd the beauty of, your budding charms Tranfplanted fafe into a warmer clime, The bloom mall moot again and, happinefs, By renovating funs refume her feat.
Then, fling the fickle by, from that fair hand, But ill befitted for fuch rugged toil.
What to read after Thoughts On the Seasons C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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