Proverbial Folk-loreFolcroft Library Editions, 1976 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 21
... look gay . If it rains on Easter day Plenty of grass and little hay . A cold April The barn will fill When April blows his horn Then ' tis good for hay and corn . A poetical version perhaps of the better known couplet . March winds and ...
... look gay . If it rains on Easter day Plenty of grass and little hay . A cold April The barn will fill When April blows his horn Then ' tis good for hay and corn . A poetical version perhaps of the better known couplet . March winds and ...
Pagina 22
... Look at your corn in May And you'll come weeping away : Look at the same in June You'll come back in another tune . A dry May and a dripping June Does surely bring all things in tune . - Mechi . A cold May Plenty of corn and hay . Calm ...
... Look at your corn in May And you'll come weeping away : Look at the same in June You'll come back in another tune . A dry May and a dripping June Does surely bring all things in tune . - Mechi . A cold May Plenty of corn and hay . Calm ...
Pagina 125
... Look to the light , All will be right . Morning is ever the daughter of night , All that was dark shall be all that is bright . The Italians think women more hopeful than men , La Speranza è feminina . Again La Speranza è il pan dei ...
... Look to the light , All will be right . Morning is ever the daughter of night , All that was dark shall be all that is bright . The Italians think women more hopeful than men , La Speranza è feminina . Again La Speranza è il pan dei ...
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