Grandma's Memories
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i8 Grandma s Memories.
"Time passes, my baby has suddenly flown, And left me a daughter to maidenhood grown.
As / did, e'en so does my bonny maid do.
And learns that sweet lesson so old and so new.
"For her comes a day when the wedding bells ring, And my darling to other than ' mother ' must cling.
' Like mother, like daughter,' ' like father, like son,' 'Tis an adage will live till all living be done." Grandma pauses a moment. Her listener cries, With a sweet look of sympathy in her young eyes... : "And then you were lonely, poor Grandma! I know, But so was — my great grandmama, long ago." A smile lights the dear, aged face, and again Grandma takes up her story. "Yes, dearie, but then It wasn't for long, because, darling, vou see, A gift / once gave was soon given to me.
"Learns llial snur/ lesson su old and so new' Grandma s Alcuiorics. ji "The gift of a grandchild as fair and as sweet As the baby my mother's heart bounded to meet ; Oh, how my fond prayers 'rose in gratitude true, For the blessings of daughter and granddaughter too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i8 Grandma s Memories.
"Time passes, my baby has suddenly flown, And left me a daughter to maidenhood grown.
As / did, e'en so does my bonny maid do.
And learns that sweet lesson so old and so new.
"For her comes a day when the wedding bells ring, And my darling to other than ' mother ' must cling.
' Like mother, like daughter,' ' like father, like son,' 'Tis an adage will live till all living be done." Grandma pauses a moment. Her listener cries, With a sweet look of sympathy in her young eyes... : "And then you were lonely, poor Grandma! I know, But so was — my great grandmama, long ago." A smile lights the dear, aged face, and again Grandma takes up her story. "Yes, dearie, but then It wasn't for long, because, darling, vou see, A gift / once gave was soon given to me.
"Learns llial snur/ lesson su old and so new' Grandma s Alcuiorics. ji "The gift of a grandchild as fair and as sweet As the baby my mother's heart bounded to meet ; Oh, how my fond prayers 'rose in gratitude true, For the blessings of daughter and granddaughter too.
What to read after Grandma's Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brine, Mary D. (Mary Dow) to read onlineMoreLess
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