Abroad
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PARIS, gay Pai<^ ! so bright and so fair, Your sun is all smiles, and there 's mirth in your air.
The children, though tired with their travelling, found That the first night in Paris one's sleep is not sound, For the hum of the streets makes one dream all the night Of the wonderful sights that will come with the light.
The morning was fine, and breakfast despatched They soon made their way to the Gardens attached To the old Royal Palace, and there met a throng Of French children, and joined in... their games before long.
One boy lent his hoop, and gave Bertie a bun. And talking quite fast seemed to think it great fun With nice English girls like our Nellie to play, Though not understanding a word she might say.
On leaving the Gardens, the party were seated Outside of a caft, and there Papa treated Them all to fine ices and chocolate too ; They could hardly tell which was the nicer could you ?
Paris, gay Paris, So bright and so fair ! Your sun is all smiles.
And there 's mirth in your air !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Crane to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PARIS, gay Pai<^ ! so bright and so fair, Your sun is all smiles, and there 's mirth in your air.
The children, though tired with their travelling, found That the first night in Paris one's sleep is not sound, For the hum of the streets makes one dream all the night Of the wonderful sights that will come with the light.
The morning was fine, and breakfast despatched They soon made their way to the Gardens attached To the old Royal Palace, and there met a throng Of French children, and joined in... their games before long.
One boy lent his hoop, and gave Bertie a bun. And talking quite fast seemed to think it great fun With nice English girls like our Nellie to play, Though not understanding a word she might say.
On leaving the Gardens, the party were seated Outside of a caft, and there Papa treated Them all to fine ices and chocolate too ; They could hardly tell which was the nicer could you ?
Paris, gay Paris, So bright and so fair ! Your sun is all smiles.
And there 's mirth in your air !
What to read after Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Crane to read onlineMoreLess
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