Pepper & Salt - or, Seasoning for Young Folk by Howard Pyle
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page 74 of 133 (55%)
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Most charming for to see.
They sat upon the dewy grass, With buds and blossoms set. And the shepherd played unto the lass, Upon a flageolet. It seemed to me as though it was A very pleasant thing; Particularly so because The time of year was Spring. But, O! the ground was damp, and so, At least, I have been told, The shepherd caught the lumbago, The shepherdess, a cold. My darling Child! the fact is That the Poets often sing Of those joys which in the practice Are another sort of thing. H. P. [Illustration: YE TWO WISHES. This is a full page illustrated poem with the angel and faggot-maker sitting together, the faggot-maker going into the bottle, and the faggot-maker coming out again.] |
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