Two Rhymes
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Still over the city hangs the mist, And the smell of the sea brings a thought of storm ; About the chimneys the smoke wreaths twist, And luider the eaves the pigeons swarm ; This is no dream, f(.)r there in the sk}', Pointing where clouds shut the sun from the e)-e, (3n the First Parish sjjire is plainly seen The vane which a century there hath been.
'^^y^ It was a simple dream I had, And heard the bo)'s of forty-two Calling- from far with voices glad, To gools, as they were wont to do ; Sweet ...\-oices from a mist)- shore.
Calling to me with joy once more.
All in ! All in ! gools ! gools !
ijools !
Aye ! voices of the boys we knew When Master Jackson was keej^ng- school I see him as plainly as I see you, Perched at his desk on his lofty stool ; And that well-known shout is in my ears Echoing' back from far-off years, All in ! All in ! gools ! gxjols ! gools !
O'ver his spectacles, noiv and thcn^ He peered at us.
Over his spectacles, now and then, He peered at us, as the feather frail He dipt and carved to a shapel\- pen ; Trimmini;' the nib on his broad thumb-nail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still over the city hangs the mist, And the smell of the sea brings a thought of storm ; About the chimneys the smoke wreaths twist, And luider the eaves the pigeons swarm ; This is no dream, f(.)r there in the sk}', Pointing where clouds shut the sun from the e)-e, (3n the First Parish sjjire is plainly seen The vane which a century there hath been.
'^^y^ It was a simple dream I had, And heard the bo)'s of forty-two Calling- from far with voices glad, To gools, as they were wont to do ; Sweet ...\-oices from a mist)- shore.
Calling to me with joy once more.
All in ! All in ! gools ! gools !
ijools !
Aye ! voices of the boys we knew When Master Jackson was keej^ng- school I see him as plainly as I see you, Perched at his desk on his lofty stool ; And that well-known shout is in my ears Echoing' back from far-off years, All in ! All in ! gools ! gxjols ! gools !
O'ver his spectacles, noiv and thcn^ He peered at us.
Over his spectacles, now and then, He peered at us, as the feather frail He dipt and carved to a shapel\- pen ; Trimmini;' the nib on his broad thumb-nail.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Phinney Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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