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An Anthology of Fairy Poetry Alfred Noyes. THE URCHINS ' DANCE BY Y the moon we sport and play , With the night begins our day : As we frisk the dew doth fall ; Trip it , little urchins all ... DANCE William Shakespeare PAGE John Lyly.
An Anthology of Fairy Poetry Alfred Noyes. THE URCHINS ' DANCE BY Y the moon we sport and play , With the night begins our day : As we frisk the dew doth fall ; Trip it , little urchins all ... DANCE William Shakespeare PAGE John Lyly.
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... dance their roundelays on flow'ry banks ? Long must they dance before they earn my thanks , - So step aside , to some far safer spot , Whilst with my hungry scythe I mow their ranks , And leave them in the sun , like weeds to rot , And ...
... dance their roundelays on flow'ry banks ? Long must they dance before they earn my thanks , - So step aside , to some far safer spot , Whilst with my hungry scythe I mow their ranks , And leave them in the sun , like weeds to rot , And ...
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... dance While lightnings glance , And thunders rattle loud , And call the brave , To bloody grave , To sleep without a shroud . Wheel the wild dance ! Brave sons of France , For you our ring makes room ; Make space full wide For martial ...
... dance While lightnings glance , And thunders rattle loud , And call the brave , To bloody grave , To sleep without a shroud . Wheel the wild dance ! Brave sons of France , For you our ring makes room ; Make space full wide For martial ...
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ALFRED NOYES arms bees bell bird blow blue bright charm child Christabel Claia dance dawn dead dear doth dream elfin Elve eyes face fair fairy Falstaff Fayrie fear FIONA MACLEOD flower G. K. CHESTERTON GEORGE DARLEY goblin golden grass green grey Guendolen hair hand Hark hast hath head hear heard heart Hecate hill hither Ho-ran King kiss lady Laura leaves light lily lips Lizzie look Lord Macbeth Mach Mermen merry Mertilla moon morn mortal Nephon never night o'er Oberon OWLSPIEGLE pale PHILIP BOURKE MARSTON Puck queen Queene Mab quoth R. C. LEHMANN Rapunzel rose round shadows sigh sing sleep song sweet SYDNEY DOBELL tears tell thee thing thou thro Tita Titania trees Violet voice wake wave weep wild wind wings Witch wonder wood