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Frederick Goddard Tuckerman (Фредерик Годдард Такерман) Second Series. 1. That boy, the farmer said, with hazel wand That boy, the farmer said, with hazel wand Pointing him out, half by the haycock hid, Though bare sixteen, can work at what he's bid From sun till set, to cradle, reap, or band. I heard the words, but scarce could understand Whether they claimed a smile or gave me pain: Or was it aught to me, in that green lane, That all day yesterday, the briars amid, He held the plough against the jarring land Steady, or kept his place among the mowers Whilst other fingers, sweeping for the flowers, Brought from the forest back a crimson stain? Was it a thorn that touched the flesh, or did The pokeberry spit purple on my hand? Frederick Goddard Tuckerman's other poems:
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