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And now at length the merry time draws near When shepherds all begin their sheep to shear ; For not in vain waist - deep the washers stood , To cleanse the stubborn sheep within the flood . 205 Now a full price the fleeces shorn must ...
And now at length the merry time draws near When shepherds all begin their sheep to shear ; For not in vain waist - deep the washers stood , To cleanse the stubborn sheep within the flood . 205 Now a full price the fleeces shorn must ...
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As laugh and joke the merry band , Their work to play they turn , and ply the ready hand . XVI . Mark now the social glee , More glad , if such could be , As hastens on the hour of homely meal ; Echoes the jocund mead , As merry ...
As laugh and joke the merry band , Their work to play they turn , and ply the ready hand . XVI . Mark now the social glee , More glad , if such could be , As hastens on the hour of homely meal ; Echoes the jocund mead , As merry ...
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The workmen , with their wives And children , -each one strives The merry feast to greet , when grace is said ; With warm and thankful hearts they praise The harvest's Lord , and songs of gratitude upraise . XIX .
The workmen , with their wives And children , -each one strives The merry feast to greet , when grace is said ; With warm and thankful hearts they praise The harvest's Lord , and songs of gratitude upraise . XIX .
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65 His comrades blithe invite to pond or mere , Where'er the encrusted ice their weight will bear . No further hint they need ; the merry group , Seeking the flood , with eager footsteps troop ; With hearty shouts they form the ...
65 His comrades blithe invite to pond or mere , Where'er the encrusted ice their weight will bear . No further hint they need ; the merry group , Seeking the flood , with eager footsteps troop ; With hearty shouts they form the ...
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Maiden and youth both wish the supper o'er , Again in merry dance to step the floor ; 150 For now in distant room the band is heard , Again the time returns for dance and card . Then leaves his seat the jovial host , his speech ...
Maiden and youth both wish the supper o'er , Again in merry dance to step the floor ; 150 For now in distant room the band is heard , Again the time returns for dance and card . Then leaves his seat the jovial host , his speech ...
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| Title | The Seasons: a Poem |
| Author | Oliver Raymond |
| Published | 1878 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 9 Aug 2006 |
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