...elbow-chair, His cool brick-floor, his pitcher, and his eafe, And braves the fultry beams, and gladly fees His gates thrown open, and his team abroad, The ready group attendant on his word, To turn the fwarth, the qiiiv'ring load to rear, Or ply the bufy rake, the land to clear. Summer's light garb itfelf...

...elbow-chair, His cool brick-floor, his pitcher, and his ease. And braves the sultry beams, and gladly tees His gates thrown open, and his team abroad, The ready group attendant on his word, To turn the swaith, the quiv'ring load to rear, Or ply the busy rake, the land to clear. Summer's light garb itself...

...his.pitcher, and his ease, .\ i..l braves the sultry beams, and gladly tee* Mis gates thrown open, and hi* team abroad, The ready group attendant on his word, "To turn the swaith, the quiv'ring load to rear, Or ply the busy rake, the land to clear. . Summer's light garb...

...elbow-chair, His cool brick-floor, his pircher, and his ease, And braves the fultry beams, a- d gladly fees His gates thrown open, and his team abroad, The ready group attendant on his word, To turn the ftvarth, the quiv'ring load to rear, Or ply the bufy rake, the land to clear. Summer's light garb itfelf...

...share. Meanwhile the FARMER quits his elbow-chair, The joy of the Fanner. His cool brick-floor, his pitcher, and his ease, And braves the sultry beams,...the swarth, the quiv'ring load to rear, Or ply the busy.rake, the land to clear. Summer's light garb itself now cumb'rous grown, Each his thin doublet...

...field, the general toil to share ; Meanwhile the farmer quits his elbow chair, His cool brick-floor, his pitcher, and his ease, And braves the sultry beams,...The ready group attendant on his word, To turn the swath, the quiv'ring load to rear, Or ply the busy rake the land to clear/' Bloomfield's Farmer's Boy....

...His gates thrown open, and his team abroad, The ready group attendant on his word, To turn the swath, the quiv'ring load to rear, Or ply the busy rake the land to clear." Bloomfield's Farmer's Boy. Summer, v. 131. * " Meanwhile The gleaners spread around, and here and there,...

...Meanwhile the FARMER quits his elbow-chair. Tin- joy of the Farmer. v. IS 5. His cool brick floor, his pitcher, and his ease, And braves the sultry beams,...Summer's light garb itself now cumb'rous grown, Each bis thin doublet in the shade throws down; Where oft the Mastiff sculks with half-shut eye, And rouses...

...-elbowchair, His cool brick-floor, his pitcher, and ' his cafe, And braves the fultry beams, and gladly fees His gates thrown open, and his team abroad, • •...The ready g-roup attendant on his word, To turn the iwatb, the quiv'ring load > to rear, Or ply the bufy rake, the land to clear. Summer's light garb itfelf...

...field, the general toil to share, Meanwhile the farmer quits his elbow chair ; His cool brick floor, his pitcher, and his ease, And braves the sultry beams,...group attendant on his word, To turn the swarth, the quivering load to rear, Or ply the busy rake the land to clear. Summer's light garb itself now cumbrous...