Spring Song From Love's Labour's Lost

William Shakespeare

Paperback (01 Jan 2006)

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Publisher's Synopsis

This lovely but somewhat disturbing song from Love's Labour's Lost uses Shakespeare's original spelling and is here illustrated with wit and imagination by Peter Hay. When daizies pied, and violets blue,And Lady-smocks all silver white,And cuckoo-buds of yellow hue,Do paint the meadows with delight,The cuckoo then, on every tree ,Mocks marry'd men, for thus sings he,Cuckoo;Cuckoo, cuckoo, -O word of fear,Unpleasing to a married ear!

About the Publisher

Two Rivers Press

Two Rivers Press has been publishing in and about Reading since 1994. The brainchild of Peter Hay (1951-2003), one of the town's most creative champions, the press grew out of his delight in this under-loved town and its recessed spaces. "Pete believed in Reading, and his enthusiastic publication of local books and maps can be seen as part of a quiet campaign that a number of us have been waging for years - to prove that the town exists, lives, happens, and is by no means to be confused with Anywhere." Adam Sowan.

Book information

ISBN:	9781901677461
Publisher:	Two Rivers Press
Imprint:	Two Rivers Press
Pub date:	01 Jan 2006
DEWEY:	821.3
DEWEY edition:	22
Language:	English
Number of pages:	16
Weight:	30g
Height:	150mm
Width:	103mm