Eugene Field, a Study in Heredity And Contradictions — volume 1
Eugene Field, a Study in Heredity And Contradictions — volume 1
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But whoever wishes to learn of the peculiar side of Child life thatappealed most strongly to Eugene Field when his own earlier bornchildren were still in the nursery age, should get a copy of "TheTribune Primer" and read, not only the sketches themselves, but betweenthe lines, where he will find much of the teasing spirit that kept hiswhole household wondering what he would do next. In these sketches willbe found frequent references to the Bugaboo, a creation of his fancy, "With a big Voice lik...e a Bear, and Claws as long as a Knife. " Hiswarning to the little children then was, "If you are Good, Beware ofthe Bugaboo. " In later life he reserved the terror of the Bugaboo fornaughty little boys and girls.
His first poem to his favorite hobgoblin, as it appeared in the DenverTribune, was the following: _THE AWFUL BUGABOO There was an awful Bugaboo Whose Eyes were Red and Hair was Blue; His Teeth were Long and Sharp and White And he went prowling 'round at Night.
A little Girl was Tucked in Bed, A pretty Night Cap on her Head; Her Mamma heard her Pleading Say, "Oh, do not Take the Lamp away!" But Mamma took away the lamp And oh, the Room was Dark and Damp; The Little Girl was Scared to Death-- She did not Dare to Draw her Breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But whoever wishes to learn of the peculiar side of Child life thatappealed most strongly to Eugene Field when his own earlier bornchildren were still in the nursery age, should get a copy of "TheTribune Primer" and read, not only the sketches themselves, but betweenthe lines, where he will find much of the teasing spirit that kept hiswhole household wondering what he would do next. In these sketches willbe found frequent references to the Bugaboo, a creation of his fancy, "With a big Voice lik...e a Bear, and Claws as long as a Knife. " Hiswarning to the little children then was, "If you are Good, Beware ofthe Bugaboo. " In later life he reserved the terror of the Bugaboo fornaughty little boys and girls.
His first poem to his favorite hobgoblin, as it appeared in the DenverTribune, was the following: _THE AWFUL BUGABOO There was an awful Bugaboo Whose Eyes were Red and Hair was Blue; His Teeth were Long and Sharp and White And he went prowling 'round at Night.
A little Girl was Tucked in Bed, A pretty Night Cap on her Head; Her Mamma heard her Pleading Say, "Oh, do not Take the Lamp away!" But Mamma took away the lamp And oh, the Room was Dark and Damp; The Little Girl was Scared to Death-- She did not Dare to Draw her Breath.
What to read after Eugene Field, a Study in Heredity And Contradictions — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Slason to read onlineMoreLess
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