Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Quotes

Therefore, At Pentecost, Which Brings The Spring, Clothed Like A Bride, When Nestling Buds Unfold Their Wings, And Bishop's-caps Have Golden Rings, Musing Upon Many Things, I Sought The Woodlands Wide.

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