English poem
Xviii
The villagers might call them mad; An endless holiday they had, Of pleasure in a serious work: They taught by leaps where perils lurk, And with the lambkins practised sports For ’scaping Satan’s pounds and quarts.
Versos English George Meredith Xviii
English poem
The villagers might call them mad; An endless holiday they had, Of pleasure in a serious work: They taught by leaps where perils lurk, And with the lambkins practised sports For ’scaping Satan’s pounds and quarts.