Rhymes for children : illustrated with appropriate wood-cuts (1919)
London : Poetry Bookshop · leaf 32
THE HUSBANDMAN Ye pamperd great, who proudly rideIn gilded coaches, as ye glide Along the crowded street;Scorn not the man who tills the fields,Who reaps the fruits which autumn yields, That rich and poor may eat. 26 … Tho Fortune adverse, for his homeHas raisd in state no splendid dome, Nor spread upon his boardDelicious dainties—and his name,Unblazond in the roles of Fame, Is lost among the crowd.
Children's poetry, English
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