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... wander in our midnight walk , So charmed the ear , to eye it is not dark . From feathered tribe shall we no lessons learn , From those whose early song awakes the morn , 90 Who matins sing to greet the rising sun , 14 THE SEASONS .
... wander in our midnight walk , So charmed the ear , to eye it is not dark . From feathered tribe shall we no lessons learn , From those whose early song awakes the morn , 90 Who matins sing to greet the rising sun , 14 THE SEASONS .
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... price the fleeces shorn must earn , And to the owner yield his just return : This the reward of early toil and late , A rich supply of wool in honest weight . Sweet Spring arrived , with types and shadows dressed , 22 THE SEASONS .
... price the fleeces shorn must earn , And to the owner yield his just return : This the reward of early toil and late , A rich supply of wool in honest weight . Sweet Spring arrived , with types and shadows dressed , 22 THE SEASONS .
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... ; Prepare to greet the early morning ray 235 Of Resurrection and the Judgment Day . 1 ' The fool hath said in his heart , There is no God .'- Ps . liii . 1 . Summer . ARGUMENT . Spring Flowers succeeded by those of 24 THE SEASONS .
... ; Prepare to greet the early morning ray 235 Of Resurrection and the Judgment Day . 1 ' The fool hath said in his heart , There is no God .'- Ps . liii . 1 . Summer . ARGUMENT . Spring Flowers succeeded by those of 24 THE SEASONS .
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... early Spring have had their brilliant day . ' III . The daffodil so sweet , The scented jonquil , meet Our senses ' like , till April's day is past ; Ranunculus now vies With polyanthuses , On all around a 28 THE SEASONS .
... early Spring have had their brilliant day . ' III . The daffodil so sweet , The scented jonquil , meet Our senses ' like , till April's day is past ; Ranunculus now vies With polyanthuses , On all around a 28 THE SEASONS .
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... early morning breaks , And he , with children round , his prayer makes ; 220 Refreshed , he hastens to renew his work , With plough , spade , shovel , hoe , or rake , or fork . No time lies heavy on industrious hands ; Health , strength ...
... early morning breaks , And he , with children round , his prayer makes ; 220 Refreshed , he hastens to renew his work , With plough , spade , shovel , hoe , or rake , or fork . No time lies heavy on industrious hands ; Health , strength ...
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