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ReadingWillow structured literacy program for Australian students

Summer begins to have the look

Emily Dickinson·1830–1886
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Summer begins to have the lookPeruser of enchanting BookReluctantly but sure perceivesA gain upon the backward leaves -- Autumn begins to be inferredBy millinery of the cloudOr deeper color in the shawlThat wraps the everlasting hill. The eye begins its avariceA meditation chastens speechSome Dyer of a distant treeResumes his gaudy industry. Conclusion is the course of AllAt most to be perennialAnd then elude stabilityRecalls to immortality.