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| —I see him, up the midway cliff he creeps To where a scanty knot of verdure peeps, Thence down the steep a pile of grass he throws, The fodder of his herds in winter snows. | 1815 |
—I see him, up the midway cliff he creeps
To where a scanty knot of verdure peeps,
Thence down the steep a pile of grass he throws,
The fodder of his herds in winter snows.
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| ... to what tradition hoar Transmits of days more blest ... | 1815 |
... to what tradition hoar
Transmits of days more blest ...