Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 768
eautiful scenes about Lake Windermere thatWordsworth composed many of his best-known poems, drawing, like a painter, direct-ly from nature. Tennyson, that swarthygiant, also composed while walking—setnature to music to the rhythm of his legs. Itwas on his walks in the fields and woods and 1922] THE… … LET S TRY, SAID THE MAN, AS HE MOUNTED THE ANIMAL (SEE NEXT PAGE) pauses of the wind; with the decline of day,watched the lily fold all her sweetness up andslip into the bosom of the lake; at twilight,the bats that haunt the dusk. You can seethat he was out at all seasons and in all kindsof weather…
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