Read full poem →To filche the gray ducke fro the lake.
Right then, there passen by the way
His aunt, and eke her daughters tway.
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Poetry examples for “by the way”
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Read full poem →(The eighth), while through the fields they walk’d,
Their children shouting by the way.
Read full poem →But all evoked by Elenor Murray's death.
And by the way trace riffles here and there....
A word now on the Domesday book of old:
Read full poem →Said the Watcher by the Way
To the fiery folk that hastened,
Read full poem →Said the Watcher by the Way
To the slower folk who stumbled,
Read full poem →Said the Watcher by the Way
To some aged ones who lingered,
Read full poem →Said the Watcher by the Way
To the young and the unladen,
Read full poem →"Give me thy sword," he to the Angel said,
"Lest thou shouldst fall upon me by the way."
The Angel smiled and hastened to obey,
Read full poem →The same thing is true of his famous quarrel with the Harveys,
which here begins, I have said nothing, by the way, of the great