The Snow-Drop by Sarah S. Mower
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page 108 of 120 (90%)
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And smell her fragrant flowers.
I love to see the growing corn, And fields of waving grain; I love the sunshine, and the shade. And gentle showers of rain. I love to see the glitt'ring dew, Like pendant diamonds, hung On ev'ry plant, and flower, and tree, Their glossy leaves among. I love the joyful harvest months; When smiling on the plain, We see rich golden ears of corn, And bending sheaves of grain. I love to see the cellar filled With sauce of various kinds, Potatoes, beets and onions too, And squashes from the vines. I love to see the well filled barn, And smell the fragrant hay; I'll milk while brother feeds the lambs, And see them skip and play. I love to rise before the sun, And see his rosy beams Shine glim'ring through the waving trees, |
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