Robert Louis Stevenson To Mrs. Will. H. Low.From UnderwoodsEven in the bluest noonday of July,There could not run the smallest breath of windBut all the quarter sounded like a wood;And in the chequered silence and aboveThe hum of city cabs that sought the Bois,Suburban ashes shivered into song.A patter and a chatter and a chirpAndContinue reading “To Mrs. Will H Low : Robert Louis Stevenson : : July Poems: : Months Poems : :”