Edward Smith, Once a Week (1864)
“ So bright her presence seemed, that light And warmth around her footsteps flitted: Anger, where’er she came, took flight, And every brow from care unknitted. A thoughtful love, a loving heart ”
Edward Smith
Summary
“Once a Week”, published in 1864, is a work by Edward Smith. It explores elements such as Yorkshire and north.
Quotes from Once a Week (Edward Smith)
Edward Smith, Once a Week (1864)
“ Yet yonder stream is still the same, Onwards, yet ever onwards gliding. Beauséant. ↑ Suggested by the peculiar nature of the streams in the north-eastern part of Yorkshire, near Ingleborough. ↑ Used in Yorkshire for “keeper.” ”
