The Wind on the Heath: A Gypsy AnthologyJohn Sampson |
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... bird noising yonder , brother ? ' C ' The bird ! Oh , that's the cuckoo tolling ; but what has the cuckoo to do with the matter ? ' ( We'll see , brother ; what's the cuckoo ? ' ' What is it ? you know as much about it as myself ...
... bird noising yonder , brother ? ' C ' The bird ! Oh , that's the cuckoo tolling ; but what has the cuckoo to do with the matter ? ' ( We'll see , brother ; what's the cuckoo ? ' ' What is it ? you know as much about it as myself ...
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... birds also do the like in their particular seasons , as namely the Leverock , the Titlark , the little Linnet , and the honest Robin , that loves mankind both alive and dead . But the Nightingale , another of my airy creatures ...
... birds also do the like in their particular seasons , as namely the Leverock , the Titlark , the little Linnet , and the honest Robin , that loves mankind both alive and dead . But the Nightingale , another of my airy creatures ...
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... nor in their homes were more troubled by cannon - roar than late the small birds wer , that nested and carol'd upon the devastated battlefields of France . Robert Bridges . W The Nightingale HAT bird so sings , yet so 76 FIELD AND SKY.
... nor in their homes were more troubled by cannon - roar than late the small birds wer , that nested and carol'd upon the devastated battlefields of France . Robert Bridges . W The Nightingale HAT bird so sings , yet so 76 FIELD AND SKY.
Contents
THE DARK RACE | 3 |
THE YOUTHFUL RUSKIN SPEAKS | 10 |
WHERE DO WE COME FROM? | 16 |
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