Country life -- Poetry

The rhyme and reason of country life

Cooper, Susan Fenimore, 1813-1894 [Compiler]; Orr, John William, 1815-1887 [Engraver]; Doepler, Carl Emil, 1824-1905 [Illustrator]· 2 chapters· 18,493 words

world to any thing I loved—the difference of the life I should lead from that of this old pair, perhaps at their age discontented, disappointed, and miserable, wishing for power—my dearest mother, if it was not for you, I believe I never should go home, at least I thought so a...

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1. scene I had left—the immense way I had to get from this corner of the

world to any thing I loved—the difference of the life I should lead from that of this old pair, perhaps at their age discontented, disappointed, and miserable, wishing for power...

2. Part XXVII. These translations have all been transcribed from M. de

“On Wednesday morning, about 9 o’clock, as her Majestie opened a casement of her gallerie window, ther were three excellent musitians, who, being disguised in auncient country a...