Home Blossoms
Home Blossoms
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to thus destroy Her child so suddenly.
"When next I saw that little child, T'was in his coffin small, And in each hand he held a flower, Though faded were they all.
I Imew they were the daisies white, And buttercups so gay, Which he had ])luckcd beside the stream.
On that sad fatal da3^ Dear little one, his infant life Had passed like summer flowers, And we are left to mourn his loss. Through many weary hours.
-:oo:- THE TWO HOMES— RICH AND POOE.
A lady sat in her parlour warm, One cold and fro...sty day.
Surrounded by a youthful band Of children bright and gay.
81 Oh look mamma ? the lovelj' snow Is over all the ground ; And we can skate upon tlie pond, The ice is hard and sound.
So off they went, those children fair, Wrapt in their furs so warm, They quite enjoy 'd the wintry cold, For them it had a charm.
At home they had a well- spread board, A pleasant cheerful fire. And every comfort wealth could grant, No more could they desire.
The wintry winds might howl and blow. And shake the trees around ; And fields be covered white with snow, All frozen on the ground ; It only gave them pleasures new, To view a scene so fair ; And watch the snow-flakes as they came All dancing through the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to thus destroy Her child so suddenly.
"When next I saw that little child, T'was in his coffin small, And in each hand he held a flower, Though faded were they all.
I Imew they were the daisies white, And buttercups so gay, Which he had ])luckcd beside the stream.
On that sad fatal da3^ Dear little one, his infant life Had passed like summer flowers, And we are left to mourn his loss. Through many weary hours.
-:oo:- THE TWO HOMES— RICH AND POOE.
A lady sat in her parlour warm, One cold and fro...sty day.
Surrounded by a youthful band Of children bright and gay.
81 Oh look mamma ? the lovelj' snow Is over all the ground ; And we can skate upon tlie pond, The ice is hard and sound.
So off they went, those children fair, Wrapt in their furs so warm, They quite enjoy 'd the wintry cold, For them it had a charm.
At home they had a well- spread board, A pleasant cheerful fire. And every comfort wealth could grant, No more could they desire.
The wintry winds might howl and blow. And shake the trees around ; And fields be covered white with snow, All frozen on the ground ; It only gave them pleasures new, To view a scene so fair ; And watch the snow-flakes as they came All dancing through the air.
What to read after Home Blossoms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Violet Vale to read onlineMoreLess
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