Taylor, Jane, 1783-1824, Taylor, Ann, 1782-1866 · Philadelphia : T. Ash · leaf 22
SPRING. AH ! see how the ices are melting a.wa.y,The rivers have burst from their chain; Tne woods and the hedges with verdure look gay,And daisies enamel the plain. The sun rises high, and shines warm oer the dale,The orchards with blossoms are white; The voice of the woodlark is heard in the… … SPRING. P. 12. FOR INFANT MINDS. The turtle-dove opens her soft cooing bill,And snow-drops and primroses peep. All nature looks active delightful and gay, The creatures begin their employ ;Ah! let me not be less industrious than they, An idle, or indolent boy. Now, while in the spring of my vigour…
Children's poetry, English
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