Rhymes of Home
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Cause some one comes along Who says " You are not strong, — You had n't oughta play so hard, it certainly is wrong." 89 ^trateffic That's why I keep a skipping and a run- ning in and out Until I 'm really certain that no Grown-ups are about; And then I slip away Just a minute from my play, And rest as hard as possible to last me through the day.
90 Ko^teti LOSTED T FEEL so far from anywheres!
^ Perhaps my family Has got so many other cares They've all forgotted me.
I s*pose I '11 starve to skin... an' bone If I stay losted here alone.
My little dog, he founded me, An' wagged his tail an' whined.
But he can't lead me home, for he Is taught to walk behind.
And so I 'm crying yet, becuz I 'm just as losted as I was.
91 1^0 €rabrier NO TRAVELER T 'D love to ride on railroads every day ^ And sit up by the window, — wouldn't you?
To watch the world all rush the other way And make believe where it is running to.
But once — it wasn't far — I took Kitty on a car, And I guess there 's lots of other things a cat 'd rather do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cause some one comes along Who says " You are not strong, — You had n't oughta play so hard, it certainly is wrong." 89 ^trateffic That's why I keep a skipping and a run- ning in and out Until I 'm really certain that no Grown-ups are about; And then I slip away Just a minute from my play, And rest as hard as possible to last me through the day.
90 Ko^teti LOSTED T FEEL so far from anywheres!
^ Perhaps my family Has got so many other cares They've all forgotted me.
I s*pose I '11 starve to skin... an' bone If I stay losted here alone.
My little dog, he founded me, An' wagged his tail an' whined.
But he can't lead me home, for he Is taught to walk behind.
And so I 'm crying yet, becuz I 'm just as losted as I was.
91 1^0 €rabrier NO TRAVELER T 'D love to ride on railroads every day ^ And sit up by the window, — wouldn't you?
To watch the world all rush the other way And make believe where it is running to.
But once — it wasn't far — I took Kitty on a car, And I guess there 's lots of other things a cat 'd rather do.
What to read after Rhymes of Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Burges, 1877-1963 to read onlineMoreLess
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