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... fields with signs of woe : Beneath her sway , a simple forest cry Becomes an echo of Man's misery . Blithe ravens croak of death ; and when the owl Tries his two voices for a favourite strain- Tu - whit - Tu - whoo ! the unsuspecting ...
... fields with signs of woe : Beneath her sway , a simple forest cry Becomes an echo of Man's misery . Blithe ravens croak of death ; and when the owl Tries his two voices for a favourite strain- Tu - whit - Tu - whoo ! the unsuspecting ...
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... field of battle made , Where three thousand skulls are laid ; These died in peace each with the other , — Father , sister , friend , and brother , Mark the spot to which I point ! From this platform , eight feet square , Take not even a ...
... field of battle made , Where three thousand skulls are laid ; These died in peace each with the other , — Father , sister , friend , and brother , Mark the spot to which I point ! From this platform , eight feet square , Take not even a ...
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... fields are thine by right ; And Autumn , melancholy Wight ! Doth in thy crimson head delight When rains are on thee . In shoals and bands , a morrice train , Thou greet'st the traveller in the lane ; Pleased at his greeting thee again ...
... fields are thine by right ; And Autumn , melancholy Wight ! Doth in thy crimson head delight When rains are on thee . In shoals and bands , a morrice train , Thou greet'st the traveller in the lane ; Pleased at his greeting thee again ...
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... field Or heath - besprinkled copse might yield , Or lofty wood , shower - proof . He paced along ; and , pensively , Halting beneath a shady tree , Whose moss - grown root might serve for couch or seat , Fixed on a Star his upward eye ...
... field Or heath - besprinkled copse might yield , Or lofty wood , shower - proof . He paced along ; and , pensively , Halting beneath a shady tree , Whose moss - grown root might serve for couch or seat , Fixed on a Star his upward eye ...
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... field or forest with nice care , Is none that with the little Wren's In snugness may compare . No door the tenement requires , And seldom needs a laboured roof ; Yet is it to the fiercest sun Impervious , and storm - proof . So warm ...
... field or forest with nice care , Is none that with the little Wren's In snugness may compare . No door the tenement requires , And seldom needs a laboured roof ; Yet is it to the fiercest sun Impervious , and storm - proof . So warm ...
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