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1872–1943

AUGUST GUESTS

Cale Young Rice

The wind slipt over the hill And down the valley. He dimpled the cheek of the rill With a cooling kiss.

Then hid on the bank a-glee And began to rally The rushes — Oh, I love the wind for this!

A cloud blew out of the west And spilt his shower Upon the lily-bud crest And the clematis.

Then over the virgin corn Besprinkled a dower Of dew-gems — And, I love the cloud for this!

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