A Little of This And That
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To me, He was A man above all men.
None knew him But to love him, None knew him But to do him honor.
He was a Holy man Pure in heart, Pure in mind, Sincere in his faith, Loyal to its precepts.
He knew But the one righteous path.
He was a Godlike man.
I worshiped him I idolized him MY FATHER.
Lonesome The Moon it hides its rays of splendor, And casts its shadows here for me; The world seems dreary, I shed a tear, And weep in silence for love of thee.
The wild thrush twitters in the hedge, The ni...ghtingale is singing, too, The gentle breeze they all seem to whisper your name I guess I'm lonesome, sweetheart dear, for you.
The orange blossoms are in bloom.
But droop and wither for want of care; The roses have lost their sweet perfume, And somehow there's a sadness in the air.
The mocking-bird is silent in his song.
The sky it lacks its azure of blue; There's a longing deep within my heart I know I'm lonesome, sweetheart dear, for you.
A Dream I dreamt a dream.
I lay as one dead.
Then, in a vision I beheld my soul Wing its flight upwards On a cloud of rainbow tinting Through Starland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To me, He was A man above all men.
None knew him But to love him, None knew him But to do him honor.
He was a Holy man Pure in heart, Pure in mind, Sincere in his faith, Loyal to its precepts.
He knew But the one righteous path.
He was a Godlike man.
I worshiped him I idolized him MY FATHER.
Lonesome The Moon it hides its rays of splendor, And casts its shadows here for me; The world seems dreary, I shed a tear, And weep in silence for love of thee.
The wild thrush twitters in the hedge, The ni...ghtingale is singing, too, The gentle breeze they all seem to whisper your name I guess I'm lonesome, sweetheart dear, for you.
The orange blossoms are in bloom.
But droop and wither for want of care; The roses have lost their sweet perfume, And somehow there's a sadness in the air.
The mocking-bird is silent in his song.
The sky it lacks its azure of blue; There's a longing deep within my heart I know I'm lonesome, sweetheart dear, for you.
A Dream I dreamt a dream.
I lay as one dead.
Then, in a vision I beheld my soul Wing its flight upwards On a cloud of rainbow tinting Through Starland.
What to read after A Little of This And That?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ben W Edelman to read onlineMoreLess
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