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...flowery vefture, and the warmer fun Their foggy raoiftnefs drain'dj in wintry days Cold, vapourifh, miry, wet, and to the flocks Unfriendly, when autumnal rains begin To drench the fpungy turf : but ere that time The careful Ihepherd moves to healthier foil, Redialing, led his tender...

...flowery vefture, and the warmer fun Their foggy moiftnefs drain'd ; in wintry days Cold, Cold, vapourifb, miry, wet, and to the flocks Unfriendly, when autumnal rains begin To drench the fpungy turf: but ere that time The careful fhepherd moves to healthier foil, Rechafing, left his tender...

...flowery ycfture, and the warmer fun Their foggy moiftnefs drain'd 5 in wintry days Cold, vapourifh, miry, wet, and to the flocks Unfriendly, when autumnal rains begin To drench the fpungy turf: but ere that time The careful fliepherd moves to healthier foil, Rechafing, left his tender...

...dairy ; such fair plenty fills The pleasant vale of Marshwood, pleasant now, Since that the Spring hath deck'd anew the meads With flowery vesture, and the...soil, Rechasing, lest his tender ewes should coath In the dank pasturage. Yet not the fields Of Evesham, nor that ample valley named Of the White Horse,...

...dairy ; such fair plenty fills The pleasant vale of Marshwood, pleasant now, Since that the Spring hath deck'd anew the meads With flowery vesture, and the warmer sun Their foggy moistncss drain'd ; in wintry days Cold, vapourish, miry, wet, and to the flocks Unfriendly, when autumnal...

...such fair plenty fills The pleasant vale of Marshwood, pleasant now, Since that the Spring hath dcck'd anew the meads With flowery vesture, and the warmer...soil, Rechasing, lest his tender ewes should coath In the dank pasturage. Yet not the fields Of Evesham, nor that ample valley named Of the White Horse,...

...dairy ; such fair plenty fills The pleasant vale of Marshwood, pleasant now, Since that the Spring hath deck'd anew the meads "With flowery vesture, and the warmer sun Their foggy moistness drain' d ; in wintry days Cold, vapourish, miry, wet, and to the flocks Unfriendly, when autumnal rains...

...lias. Crowe, who knew it well, thus describes it — " In wintry days, Cold, vapourish, miry, wot, and to the flocks Unfriendly, when autumnal rains begin To drench the spungy turf." — Crowe's 'Letvesdvn Hill.' It is, however, remarkable for the large size of its oaks. Loudon mentions...

...of the lias. Crowe, who knew it well, thus describes it— " In wintry days, Cold, vapourish, tniry, wet, and to the flocks Unfriendly, when autumnal rains begin .To drench tne spungy turf." — Crowe's 'Lewesdon Hill.' It is, however, remarkable for the large size of its...