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The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

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The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

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The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

George Eliot

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The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

The rain is only half of what the poets say. It makes the earth smell sweet and clean, it draws the swelling bud, it sets the wood a-glistening; but for one pennyworth of actual moisture in the air, you get seven penniesworth of metaphor.

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