XXIV

_A FINE DAY_

Clear had the day been from the dawn,

All chequer'd was the sky,

Thin clouds like scarfs of cobweb lawn

Veil'd heaven's most glorious eye.

The wind had no more strength than this,

That leisurely it blew,

To make one leaf the next to kiss

That closely by it grew.

_M. Drayton_

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