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"It happen'd on a Whitsunday,

When woods and fields look'd green and gay,

When balmy flow'rs and herbs were springing,

And feather'd folks were sweetly singing;

The morn was fine, the weather clear,

And fragrant odours fill'd the air,

When Noble, sov'reign king of beasts,

Proclaim'd a court and public feasts.

His loyal subjects, lords and commons,

Obey'd their master's royal summons;

And many a valiant knight and squire

To court repair'd in grand attire,

With their attendants, great and small--

'Twas difficult to count them all."

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 59, No. 368, June 1846 · 第 5 / 43 题