The Old Arm Chair And Other Poems
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0, for more of His gentle, thoughtful spirit among the children of men. j i (12) ^.^.^ MOTHER^S LO YE.
V You may gain a mighty fortune, ^ V And may build a bungalow, a y You may get great earthly honors j I That will reach this wide world o'er; 1 h You may dwell among ihe lofty, j ^ And with millionaires may roam, j L You may iiit at princes' tables, j I And their mansions be vour home; 1 y But there's one thing I would tell you, 4 [ Which I'm sure you ought to know, j [ You will never find ano...ther mother ] f That v/ili always love you so. 4 ^ ] y But ii on the other hand, j y No fame and fortune you ever can command, j ^ No one seems to love you, 4 y Or for your comfort take a stand: 4 [ Your life be spent in poverty, j r Bitter pain and Vvoe; i ^ You cry and moan and wonder 4 y Why it ever should be so: I Then ]Qt m_e tell you, Dearie, [ 'Tis the truth I surely know, [ You will never find another Mother I That will ever love you so.
y Now no matter v/hcre you wander, y And no matter where you roam, 4 (ioj No matter if you gain a fortune, Or have no place to call your home; Let me plead as one who loves you As no other friend can do, Stop and listen to my pleading, For I'm sure 'tis good for you: Always turn your back on evil, Hate it, scorn it, pass it by; Seek the things of God and Heaven, And be exatled in the sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0, for more of His gentle, thoughtful spirit among the children of men. j i (12) ^.^.^ MOTHER^S LO YE.
V You may gain a mighty fortune, ^ V And may build a bungalow, a y You may get great earthly honors j I That will reach this wide world o'er; 1 h You may dwell among ihe lofty, j ^ And with millionaires may roam, j L You may iiit at princes' tables, j I And their mansions be vour home; 1 y But there's one thing I would tell you, 4 [ Which I'm sure you ought to know, j [ You will never find ano...ther mother ] f That v/ili always love you so. 4 ^ ] y But ii on the other hand, j y No fame and fortune you ever can command, j ^ No one seems to love you, 4 y Or for your comfort take a stand: 4 [ Your life be spent in poverty, j r Bitter pain and Vvoe; i ^ You cry and moan and wonder 4 y Why it ever should be so: I Then ]Qt m_e tell you, Dearie, [ 'Tis the truth I surely know, [ You will never find another Mother I That will ever love you so.
y Now no matter v/hcre you wander, y And no matter where you roam, 4 (ioj No matter if you gain a fortune, Or have no place to call your home; Let me plead as one who loves you As no other friend can do, Stop and listen to my pleading, For I'm sure 'tis good for you: Always turn your back on evil, Hate it, scorn it, pass it by; Seek the things of God and Heaven, And be exatled in the sky.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ragsdale, Pallie A. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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