Clover Leaves
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Hereisone,two,three, four, five, six, seven, eighty nine.
Oh ! the star is mine, it did twinkle at me, And a dark eyed stranger I know f shall see.
Now what shall 1 do.' I will hasten away.
No more on the green with the girls will I play To sew I'll begin and my wedding dress make And Rosie, friend Rosie shall make me the cake" So rising and clapping her hands with glee, The girl of sixteen quickly sped o'er the lea.
A summer of gold and a winter of gray O'er the head of the maiden passed swift...ly away But when in the meadow the thrush sang again, And the quivering grasses sparkled with rain, A dark eyed stranger from far o'er the sea, Came wooing and winning our ("air Minnie Lee.
• AUTUMN The Autumn has come.
With noiseless tread, Through forest and meadow Her liiiht is shed.
The winds of the morn.
Sweep hurriedly by Caressing the virile oak.
Towering high, An
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hereisone,two,three, four, five, six, seven, eighty nine.
Oh ! the star is mine, it did twinkle at me, And a dark eyed stranger I know f shall see.
Now what shall 1 do.' I will hasten away.
No more on the green with the girls will I play To sew I'll begin and my wedding dress make And Rosie, friend Rosie shall make me the cake" So rising and clapping her hands with glee, The girl of sixteen quickly sped o'er the lea.
A summer of gold and a winter of gray O'er the head of the maiden passed swift...ly away But when in the meadow the thrush sang again, And the quivering grasses sparkled with rain, A dark eyed stranger from far o'er the sea, Came wooing and winning our ("air Minnie Lee.
• AUTUMN The Autumn has come.
With noiseless tread, Through forest and meadow Her liiiht is shed.
The winds of the morn.
Sweep hurriedly by Caressing the virile oak.
Towering high, An
What to read after Clover Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mckane, Alice Woodby to read onlineMoreLess
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