Home Songs for Little People
Home Songs for Little People
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ay ! I wish I were an elm- tree, ofty elm-tree, with green leaves gay.
e wind would set them dancing, e sun and moonshine glance in, rds would house among the boughs, tly chirp and sing.
y Google HOME SONGS. 63 Oh, no ! I wish I were a Robin ; A robin or a little wren, everywhere to go, Through forest, field, or garden, And ask no leave or pardon, Till winter conies, with icy thumbs, To ruffle up my wings.
Well, tell. Where should I fly to ?
Where go to sleep in the dark wood or dell ?
Before a... day w r as over, Home must come the rover For mother's kiss : sweeter this Than any other thing.
THE BARBER AND TOjM, A more untidy boy than Tom Was surely never seen ; His hair was seldom combed, his hands And face were seldom clean.
His schoolmates oftentimes would try, But all in vain, to shame Tom into tidiness, for still He came each day the same.
His mother used to seize on him, And scrub him 'gainst his will, To which Tom always would object With cries both loud and shrill.
y Google 64 HOME SONGS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ay ! I wish I were an elm- tree, ofty elm-tree, with green leaves gay.
e wind would set them dancing, e sun and moonshine glance in, rds would house among the boughs, tly chirp and sing.
y Google HOME SONGS. 63 Oh, no ! I wish I were a Robin ; A robin or a little wren, everywhere to go, Through forest, field, or garden, And ask no leave or pardon, Till winter conies, with icy thumbs, To ruffle up my wings.
Well, tell. Where should I fly to ?
Where go to sleep in the dark wood or dell ?
Before a... day w r as over, Home must come the rover For mother's kiss : sweeter this Than any other thing.
THE BARBER AND TOjM, A more untidy boy than Tom Was surely never seen ; His hair was seldom combed, his hands And face were seldom clean.
His schoolmates oftentimes would try, But all in vain, to shame Tom into tidiness, for still He came each day the same.
His mother used to seize on him, And scrub him 'gainst his will, To which Tom always would object With cries both loud and shrill.
y Google 64 HOME SONGS.
What to read after Home Songs for Little People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Tract Society to read onlineMoreLess
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