May-Day - and Other Pieces by Ralph Waldo Emerson
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page 106 of 121 (87%)
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What me the flowers will bring.
GARDENER. True Bramin, in the morning meadows wet, Expound the Vedas of the violet, Or, hid in vines, peeping through many a loop, See the plum redden, and the beurre stoop. FORESTER. He took the colour of his vest From rabbit's coat or grouse's breast; For, as the wood-kinds lurk and hide, So walks the woodman, unespied. NORTHMAN. The gale that wrecked you on the sand, It helped my rowers to row; The storm is my best galley hand, |
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