A Little Girl to Her Flowers in Verse
A Little Girl to Her Flowers in Verse
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But oh! the fields they are so sweet, The gardens are so gay, That I should like to run about, And nosegays make all day.
[Illustration] GREEN-HOUSE.
And now we'll see the Green-house Plants: They cannot bear cold air; Yet with them many wild field-flowr's In beauty may compare.
[Illustration] MYRTLES AND GERANIUMS.
The Myrtles and Geraniums Seem mostly to abound; And these, in the warm summer months, Are planted in the ground.
[Illustration] CAMELLIA JAPONICA.
Here are the rich... Camellias; Oh, 'tis a splendid sight! Some variegated with soft tints, Some crimson, and some white.
[Illustration] PASSION-FLOWER.
How gracefully the Passion-flow'r, Along the trellis twining, Shows symmetry, with colours fair, So pleasingly combining.
[Illustration] ORANGES.
The Oranges, and Lemons too, All in their proper station, Tho' robb'd of half their native charms, Invite our admiration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But oh! the fields they are so sweet, The gardens are so gay, That I should like to run about, And nosegays make all day.
[Illustration] GREEN-HOUSE.
And now we'll see the Green-house Plants: They cannot bear cold air; Yet with them many wild field-flowr's In beauty may compare.
[Illustration] MYRTLES AND GERANIUMS.
The Myrtles and Geraniums Seem mostly to abound; And these, in the warm summer months, Are planted in the ground.
[Illustration] CAMELLIA JAPONICA.
Here are the rich... Camellias; Oh, 'tis a splendid sight! Some variegated with soft tints, Some crimson, and some white.
[Illustration] PASSION-FLOWER.
How gracefully the Passion-flow'r, Along the trellis twining, Shows symmetry, with colours fair, So pleasingly combining.
[Illustration] ORANGES.
The Oranges, and Lemons too, All in their proper station, Tho' robb'd of half their native charms, Invite our admiration.
What to read after A Little Girl to Her Flowers in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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