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Page 456
... still the steeples hum . " Come all to church , good people , " Oh , noisy bells , be dumb ; I hear you , I will come . 10 20 30 [ The rain , it streams on stone and hillock 456 POETRY / Themes A E Housman Bredon Hill /
... still the steeples hum . " Come all to church , good people , " Oh , noisy bells , be dumb ; I hear you , I will come . 10 20 30 [ The rain , it streams on stone and hillock 456 POETRY / Themes A E Housman Bredon Hill /
Page 471
... hills Where none had been : and firelight flickered red on their knees between them : if they were hills : They were more like Red Indians around a camp - fire , grave and dark , mountain - high , hams on heels Squatting around a little ...
... hills Where none had been : and firelight flickered red on their knees between them : if they were hills : They were more like Red Indians around a camp - fire , grave and dark , mountain - high , hams on heels Squatting around a little ...
Page 494
... , the calves Sang to my horn , the foxes on the hills barked clear and cold , And the sabbath rang slowly In the pebbles of the holy streams . 20 10 All the sun long it was running , it was 494 POETRY / Themes Fern Hill /
... , the calves Sang to my horn , the foxes on the hills barked clear and cold , And the sabbath rang slowly In the pebbles of the holy streams . 20 10 All the sun long it was running , it was 494 POETRY / Themes Fern Hill /
Contents
The Art of Reading Poetry 383 | 383 |
Transition to Poetry | 392 |
Narratives 403 Robert Frost The Death of | 404 |
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