THRO' August heats I climb the hill
Swept by the east wind free;
And far below me, pale and still
As moonlight, lies the sea.
Northward, upon its farthest rim
The Isles of Shoals peer thro' the dim
And hazy sky that bathes around
The far horizon's utmost bound;
And, nearer, gleams old Newburyport's enchanted ground, -
White dots against a woody headland grim.
Westward, and seeming as it rode
On hollowing billows green,
Is Ipswich; many a quaint abode
Thro' bending trees half seen,
With jutting wall and roof's long sweep,
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Class of '91.