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That, they might spare; a certain wood

Might miss the plant; their loss were small:

But I—whene'er the leaf grows there,

Its drop comes from my heart, that's all.

The poet's one truly enthusiastic outburst in connection with English Nature he sings out in his longing for an English spring in the incomparable little lyric "Home-thoughts, from Abroad."