Crack O'dawn
Crack O'dawn
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— But I — I go a-peddling on the dusty village street.
Uphill, downhill, rain and sunny weather: Right foot, left foot, (faith, it's hard on leather) !
Dolls and balls and kites and chains, knives and knick-knacks — oh, I'm the crazy peddlerman that all the children know!
52 THE CHILDREN'S PEDDLER S3 All the village children shout and tag me down the street: Bobbing braids and freckled cheeks and bare brown dusty feet.
"Have you got the marbles with the twisty glass inside?" "Have you got the g...im that popped?" "And oh, the doll that cried?" "Have you got a sailorman with wind-mill arms and oars?" "I must buy a league ball, and a book to keep the scores." " Did you bring my box of paints? " They puU my coat and tease: "Show me how to fly my kite!" "And run my jig-saw, please!" Eager eyes and laughing lips and dancing dusty feet.
So they cry and chase me down the maple-shaded street.
S4 THE CHILDREN'S PEDDLER And the grown-up people smile from window-sill and door, "It's the children's peddlerman, come to town once more." Oh, the grown-up people smile and tap their fore- heads wise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— But I — I go a-peddling on the dusty village street.
Uphill, downhill, rain and sunny weather: Right foot, left foot, (faith, it's hard on leather) !
Dolls and balls and kites and chains, knives and knick-knacks — oh, I'm the crazy peddlerman that all the children know!
52 THE CHILDREN'S PEDDLER S3 All the village children shout and tag me down the street: Bobbing braids and freckled cheeks and bare brown dusty feet.
"Have you got the marbles with the twisty glass inside?" "Have you got the g...im that popped?" "And oh, the doll that cried?" "Have you got a sailorman with wind-mill arms and oars?" "I must buy a league ball, and a book to keep the scores." " Did you bring my box of paints? " They puU my coat and tease: "Show me how to fly my kite!" "And run my jig-saw, please!" Eager eyes and laughing lips and dancing dusty feet.
So they cry and chase me down the maple-shaded street.
S4 THE CHILDREN'S PEDDLER And the grown-up people smile from window-sill and door, "It's the children's peddlerman, come to town once more." Oh, the grown-up people smile and tap their fore- heads wise.
What to read after Crack O'dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fannie Stearns Davis Gifford to read onlineMoreLess
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