Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 488
at well by reason men call it mayThe daisie, or else the eye of day. speak, in its spelling, and you will not find it easyreading at all. Spenser, in his Faerie Queene, has a fine de-scription of the Seasons and the Months passing ina grand procession ; but he also uses a great manyobsolete words.… … 4^V\X*;F\ V*>~- f r^rC ri * THE SINGING-LESSON. laucer wrote of the spring with a more child-lelight than any poet since. He describes his r Into the woods to hear the birdes sing the tall oaks, Laden with leaves new,That springen out against the sunne-shene,Some very red, and some a glad light…
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