North American Second Class Reader: the Fifth book of Tower's Series for Common Schools ...
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'Tis true, although 'tis sad to say, Disputes are rising every day.
You'd think, if no one did deny it, A little work-box might be quiet ; u r 233—237. « 6 196 SECOND CLASS READER. 107 But 'tis not so ; for I did hear, — Or else I dreamed it, His so queer, — A Pin and Needle, in the cushion, Maintain the following discussion.
The Needle, u extra fine, gold-eyed, M Was very sharp and full of pride ; And thus, methought, she did begin : " You clumsy, thick, short, ugly Pin, I wish you were not qu...ite so near : How could my mistress stick me here ?
She should have put me in my place, With my bright sisters, in the case." " Would you were there ! " the Pin replied 44 1 do not want you by my side.
I'm rather short and thick, 'tis true : Who'd be so long and thin as you ?
I've got a head, though, of my own, That you had better let alone." 41 You make me laugh," the Needle cried t 44 That you've a head, can't be denied ; For you a very proper head, Without an eye, and full of lead." 44 You are so cross, and sharp, and thin/ Replied the poor insulted Pin, 44 1 hardly dare a word to say, And wish indeed you were away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis true, although 'tis sad to say, Disputes are rising every day.
You'd think, if no one did deny it, A little work-box might be quiet ; u r 233—237. « 6 196 SECOND CLASS READER. 107 But 'tis not so ; for I did hear, — Or else I dreamed it, His so queer, — A Pin and Needle, in the cushion, Maintain the following discussion.
The Needle, u extra fine, gold-eyed, M Was very sharp and full of pride ; And thus, methought, she did begin : " You clumsy, thick, short, ugly Pin, I wish you were not qu...ite so near : How could my mistress stick me here ?
She should have put me in my place, With my bright sisters, in the case." " Would you were there ! " the Pin replied 44 1 do not want you by my side.
I'm rather short and thick, 'tis true : Who'd be so long and thin as you ?
I've got a head, though, of my own, That you had better let alone." 41 You make me laugh," the Needle cried t 44 That you've a head, can't be denied ; For you a very proper head, Without an eye, and full of lead." 44 You are so cross, and sharp, and thin/ Replied the poor insulted Pin, 44 1 hardly dare a word to say, And wish indeed you were away.
What to read after North American Second Class Reader: the Fifth book of Tower's Series for Common Schools ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Bates Tower, Cornelius Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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