Landscape and Song by Various
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In the world to take its part;
The flower died in the bleak March air, And the heart went on its way; The violet's life was blooming there, And melting the snows away. _Caris Brooke._ [Illustration] [Illustration] VI. Yet nature holds a gracious hand, Her ancient ways pursuing; And spreads the charms we loved of old, To aid the heart's renewing. Here her long crests of fringèd crag Allure the skyward swallows; Here the still dove's low love-note floats Above her leafy hollows. Here its calm strength her hillside rears, From heaving slopes of clover; Here still the pewit pipes and flits |
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