A Second Reader
A Second Reader
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When the little boy ran away.
133 Digitized by Googk The violets whispered, '' Your eyes are blue And lovely and bright to see, And so are mine, and Fin kin to you, So dwell in the light with me.'' But the little boy laughed, while the wind in glee Sang, '' Follow, follow me ! '' And the wind called the clouds from their home in the skies And said to the violet, '' Shut your eyes ! '' That day, that day.
When the little boy ran away.
134 Digitized by Cc^le Then the wind played leapfrog over the... hills And twisted each leaf and limb ; And all the rivers and all the rills Were foaming mad with him ; And 'twas dark as the darkest night could be, But still came the wind's voice, " Follow me ! " And over the mountain and up from the hollow Came echoing voices with, '* Follow him ; follow ! " That awful day, When the little boy ran away.
135 Digitized by Googk Then the little boy cried, '' Let me go, let me go! " For a scared, scared boy was he.
But the thunder growled from a black cloud, a No!" And the wind roared, ^' Follow me !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the little boy ran away.
133 Digitized by Googk The violets whispered, '' Your eyes are blue And lovely and bright to see, And so are mine, and Fin kin to you, So dwell in the light with me.'' But the little boy laughed, while the wind in glee Sang, '' Follow, follow me ! '' And the wind called the clouds from their home in the skies And said to the violet, '' Shut your eyes ! '' That day, that day.
When the little boy ran away.
134 Digitized by Cc^le Then the wind played leapfrog over the... hills And twisted each leaf and limb ; And all the rivers and all the rills Were foaming mad with him ; And 'twas dark as the darkest night could be, But still came the wind's voice, " Follow me ! " And over the mountain and up from the hollow Came echoing voices with, '* Follow him ; follow ! " That awful day, When the little boy ran away.
135 Digitized by Googk Then the little boy cried, '' Let me go, let me go! " For a scared, scared boy was he.
But the thunder growled from a black cloud, a No!" And the wind roared, ^' Follow me !
What to read after A Second Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Ellsworth Spaulding, Catherine Turner Bryce to read onlineMoreLess
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