A Study of the Children's Poet
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Across green meadows in front of Craigie House flowed the beautiful River Charles.
Its waters sparkled and glistened in the sunlight.
Sometimes the river rushed and roared as it wound its way to the sea.
At other times it was quiet and flowed gentjy along.
Longfellow visited this river many times. ; 28 The Children's Poet Before his little children came to help banish his cares, he used to sit on the bank of this river.
Sometimes when he was sad it helped to make him feel better.
He loved the r...iver for many reasons.
He had friends who lived on its banks.
These friends were Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Lowell. You will hear about Lowell some time.
Longfellow says : "Where yon shadowy woodlands hide thee And thy waters disappear, Friends I love have dwelt beside thee, And have made thy margin dear." Longfellow had three friends whose names were Charles. This is another reason why he loved the river.
He said he learned to be patient and kind and gentle just by watching its waters flow.
He wrote a poem and called it — To the River Charles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Across green meadows in front of Craigie House flowed the beautiful River Charles.
Its waters sparkled and glistened in the sunlight.
Sometimes the river rushed and roared as it wound its way to the sea.
At other times it was quiet and flowed gentjy along.
Longfellow visited this river many times. ; 28 The Children's Poet Before his little children came to help banish his cares, he used to sit on the bank of this river.
Sometimes when he was sad it helped to make him feel better.
He loved the r...iver for many reasons.
He had friends who lived on its banks.
These friends were Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Lowell. You will hear about Lowell some time.
Longfellow says : "Where yon shadowy woodlands hide thee And thy waters disappear, Friends I love have dwelt beside thee, And have made thy margin dear." Longfellow had three friends whose names were Charles. This is another reason why he loved the river.
He said he learned to be patient and kind and gentle just by watching its waters flow.
He wrote a poem and called it — To the River Charles.
What to read after A Study of the Children's Poet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faris, Lillie A. (Lillie Anne), 1868-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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