Many Children
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{MANNERS I HAVE an uncle I don't like, An aunt I cannot bear: She chucks me underneath the chin, He ruffles up my hair.
Another uncle I adore, Another aunty, too: She shakes me kindly by the hand, He says, How do you do ?
THE SCHOOLS Or 1 AM not one who hates his school I like too many boys, And even the teachers, as a rule, Are persons one enjoys.
But certain people make me hate To talk of school, for they Behave as though they must some great Astonishment display; Or call me "little man, " or... try To make it seem a jest' To ask if scholars big as I Know Greek or Latin best.
I am not big, but I can go To school and do my task And be polite to people who Unpleasant questions ask.
THE CAT lO^THE CORNFIELD JUST now I met it once again, The lion without cage or chain, Prowling about in a thick wood, Growling and looking for its food. Yellow it was, as it should be: It stood and gazed and gazed at me, Arched its back, opened its jaws, And stretched its many pointed claws, With just the very dangerous look Of lions in my Daniel book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{MANNERS I HAVE an uncle I don't like, An aunt I cannot bear: She chucks me underneath the chin, He ruffles up my hair.
Another uncle I adore, Another aunty, too: She shakes me kindly by the hand, He says, How do you do ?
THE SCHOOLS Or 1 AM not one who hates his school I like too many boys, And even the teachers, as a rule, Are persons one enjoys.
But certain people make me hate To talk of school, for they Behave as though they must some great Astonishment display; Or call me "little man, " or... try To make it seem a jest' To ask if scholars big as I Know Greek or Latin best.
I am not big, but I can go To school and do my task And be polite to people who Unpleasant questions ask.
THE CAT lO^THE CORNFIELD JUST now I met it once again, The lion without cage or chain, Prowling about in a thick wood, Growling and looking for its food. Yellow it was, as it should be: It stood and gazed and gazed at me, Arched its back, opened its jaws, And stretched its many pointed claws, With just the very dangerous look Of lions in my Daniel book.
What to read after Many Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schuyler Van Rensselaer to read onlineMoreLess
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