Journeys through bookland; a new and original plan for reading (1912)
Sylvester, Charles Herbert · Chicago : Bellows-Reeve company · leaf 279
reater rewardfor her noble lover than a sight of the swansnest among the reeds, of A\hich she alone knows.Mrs. Browning had a purpose in writing thislittle story in verse; she wanted to show us howsuddenly and how rudely unpleasant facts canbreak in upon our dreams. Ellie could nevershow her lover… … THE COTTERS SATURDAY NIGHT ROBERT BURNS Note,—There are many homes we like tovisit in imagination, even if we cannot really gointo them. It does not matter so much if theyare not the homes of people in our own countrywho live as we do. For instance, Robert Burnsdescribed so well for us once the…
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