Eliot, Samuel, 1821-1898 · Boston : [J. Wilson & Son, University Press] · leaf 31
ell be merry enough when the mildews gone,And the corn stands stiff and strong I And some they brought the brown linseed.And flung it down from the Low:And this, said they, by the sunrise.In the weavers croft shall grow ! Oh. the poor lame weaver !How he will laugh outrightWhen he sees his… … ve spun a piece of hempen cloth,And I want to spin another —e sheet for Marys bed,an apron for her mother ! •ith tliat I could not help but laugh,d I laughed out loud and free ;then on top of the Caldon-Low (If \v;i^ no one left but me. ^fSt&ifJ THE FAllilE.S OF THE CALDON-LOW. 13 And all on…
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