A Heap O Livin
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That's how me got all over dirt.
Me threw those building blocks downstairs, An' me upset the parlor chairs, Coz when you're playin' train you've got To move things 'round an awful lot. " An' then my Pa he kisses me An' bounces me upon his knee An' says: "Well, well, my little lad, What glorious fun you must have had ! " 139 MOTHER'S DAY Gentle hands that never weary toiling in love's vineyard sweet, Eyes that seem forever cheery when our eyes they chance to meet, Tender, patient, brave, devoted..., this is always mother's way. Could her worth in gold be quoted as you think of her to-day?
There shall never be another quite so tender, quite so kind As the patient little mother; nowhere on this earth you'll find Her affection duplicated; none so proud if you are fine. Could her worth be overstated? Not by any words of mine.
Death stood near the hour she bore us, agony was hers to know, Yet she bravely faced it for us, smiling in her time of woe ; Down the years how oft we've tried her, often selfish, heedless, blind, Yet with love alone to guide her she was never once unkind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's how me got all over dirt.
Me threw those building blocks downstairs, An' me upset the parlor chairs, Coz when you're playin' train you've got To move things 'round an awful lot. " An' then my Pa he kisses me An' bounces me upon his knee An' says: "Well, well, my little lad, What glorious fun you must have had ! " 139 MOTHER'S DAY Gentle hands that never weary toiling in love's vineyard sweet, Eyes that seem forever cheery when our eyes they chance to meet, Tender, patient, brave, devoted..., this is always mother's way. Could her worth in gold be quoted as you think of her to-day?
There shall never be another quite so tender, quite so kind As the patient little mother; nowhere on this earth you'll find Her affection duplicated; none so proud if you are fine. Could her worth be overstated? Not by any words of mine.
Death stood near the hour she bore us, agony was hers to know, Yet she bravely faced it for us, smiling in her time of woe ; Down the years how oft we've tried her, often selfish, heedless, blind, Yet with love alone to guide her she was never once unkind.
What to read after A Heap O Livin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar a Edgar Albert Guest to read onlineMoreLess
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