 Stepping up the hill laboriously, suddenly a lark starts into the light and pours forth a rain of unwearied notes overhead. With bright light, and sunshine, and sunrise, and blue skies the bird is so associated in the mind, that even to see him in the...  The Open Air - Página 209por Richard Jefferies - 1893 - 270 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Norman Macleod - 1882 - 966 páginas
...open hillside is burned with bright light, the larks are then singing and soaring. Stepping upwards laboriously suddenly a lark starts into the light...with the case which protects them as a cloak. Put too the sharp needles of the green corn ; let the wind clear it of snow a little way, and show that... | |
 | 1882 - 896 páginas
...lark starts into the light and pours forth a rain of unwearied notes overhead. With bright light, arid sunshine, and sunrise, and blue skies the bird is...with the case which protects them as a cloak. Put too the sharp needles of the green corn ; let the wind clear it of snow a little way, and show that... | |
 | Robert Finch, John Elder - 1990 - 930 páginas
...are gone again. All at once one checks his pursuit, forgets the immediate object, and rises, singing as he soars. The notes fall from the air over the...with the case which protects them as a cloak. Put, too, the sharp needles of the green corn; let the wind clear it of snow a little way, and show that... | |
 | Robert Finch, John Elder - 2002 - 1160 páginas
...are gone again. All at once one checks his pursuit, forgets the immediate object, and rises, singing as he soars. The notes fall from the air over the...with the case which protects them as a cloak. Put, too, the sharp needles of the green corn; let the wind clear it of snow a little way, and show that... | |
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