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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AESOP AT THE BEAR-GARDEN, SELECTION, by MR. ? PRESTON
First Line: In that soft season when each hedge and field
Last Line: That we might safely sleep beneath a shade.
Subject(s): Pope, Alexander (1688-1744)
First Line: In that soft season when each hedge and field
Last Line: That we might safely sleep beneath a shade.
Subject(s): Pope, Alexander (1688-1744)
In that soft season when each Hedge and Field,
The Violet, Cowslip, and the Primrose yield;
When the Sun's Heat the Ground so dry had made,
That we might safely sleep beneath a shade.
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