A Ladder to Learning: for Little Climbers
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ANIMAL, VEGETABLE AND MINERAL.
To form my mother's glossy gown The Silkworm spins its thread ; Whilst to the Beaver, father owes The hat upon his head.
The gentle Lamb must yield its coat, To give us clothing fine ; And e'en the little Calf must bleed, To make these shoes of mine.
The milk which children ought to love.
Because it suits them well, Provided by a hand above.
His power and goodness tell.
The vegetable kingdom, too.
Doth varied comforts yield ; Our handkerchiefs and aprons, once Wer...e growing in the field.
84 The very bread we daily eat, The clothing that we wear ; The cattle which supply our meat, Are proofs of bounteous care.
The mineral kingdom gives us coal, To burn upon the grate ; Our iron, copper, lead, and tin, Our coins and silver plate.
How grateful, then, we all should be.
For comforts these produce; God saw that we had need of them.
And gave them for our use.
Anonymous.
THE HUMAN FRAME.
Two hundred and forty-five bones, 'tis said.
Compose the human frame ; Just sixty-one within the head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ANIMAL, VEGETABLE AND MINERAL.
To form my mother's glossy gown The Silkworm spins its thread ; Whilst to the Beaver, father owes The hat upon his head.
The gentle Lamb must yield its coat, To give us clothing fine ; And e'en the little Calf must bleed, To make these shoes of mine.
The milk which children ought to love.
Because it suits them well, Provided by a hand above.
His power and goodness tell.
The vegetable kingdom, too.
Doth varied comforts yield ; Our handkerchiefs and aprons, once Wer...e growing in the field.
84 The very bread we daily eat, The clothing that we wear ; The cattle which supply our meat, Are proofs of bounteous care.
The mineral kingdom gives us coal, To burn upon the grate ; Our iron, copper, lead, and tin, Our coins and silver plate.
How grateful, then, we all should be.
For comforts these produce; God saw that we had need of them.
And gave them for our use.
Anonymous.
THE HUMAN FRAME.
Two hundred and forty-five bones, 'tis said.
Compose the human frame ; Just sixty-one within the head.
What to read after A Ladder to Learning: for Little Climbers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hyde, Anna M., Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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