Ye birds that whistle, hares that limping run,
And little soft-eared rabbits, velvet shod,
Great wayward mortals, with unseeing eyes,
I greet you one and all, for Spring has come.
Laugh with the sun, muse with the silver showers;
Laugh and make merry, Spring is all too fleet,
And soon will dance away on flower-loved feet.
_Exit_ QUEEN MAB _in search of her court of butterflies. Above the
bird-music is heard the insistent cry of the cuckoo, till the fells
re-echo with his calling._
BOLTON WOODS, WHARFEDALE.
Printed by Hazell, Watson & Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury.
End of Project Gutenberg's The Dales of Arcady, by Dorothy Una Ratcliffe
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