A Wayside Lute
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BIBLE STORIES THE room was low and small and kind ; And in its cupboard old, The shells were set out to my mind ; The cups I loved with rims of gold.
Then, with that good gift which she had, My mother showed at will, David, the ruddy Syrian lad, With his few sheep upon a hill ; A shop down a rude country street, The chips strewn on the floor, And faintly keen across the heat ; The simple kinsfolk at the door ; Mary amid the homely din, As slim as violet ; The little Jesus just within, About His... father s business set.
My mother rose, and then I knew As she stood smiling there, Her gown was of that gentle blue Which she had made the Virgin wear.
How far the very chairs were grown !
The gilt rose on each back, Into a Syrian rose was blown, And not our humble gold and black.
33 That week long, in our acres old, Lad David did I see ; From out our cups with rims of gold, The little Jesus supped with me.
34 SPINNING TOPS ALL day, all day, the village lads are out It is so pleasant and so clear a weather And my lad, too, is somewhere thereabout ; For as of old they spin their tops together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BIBLE STORIES THE room was low and small and kind ; And in its cupboard old, The shells were set out to my mind ; The cups I loved with rims of gold.
Then, with that good gift which she had, My mother showed at will, David, the ruddy Syrian lad, With his few sheep upon a hill ; A shop down a rude country street, The chips strewn on the floor, And faintly keen across the heat ; The simple kinsfolk at the door ; Mary amid the homely din, As slim as violet ; The little Jesus just within, About His... father s business set.
My mother rose, and then I knew As she stood smiling there, Her gown was of that gentle blue Which she had made the Virgin wear.
How far the very chairs were grown !
The gilt rose on each back, Into a Syrian rose was blown, And not our humble gold and black.
33 That week long, in our acres old, Lad David did I see ; From out our cups with rims of gold, The little Jesus supped with me.
34 SPINNING TOPS ALL day, all day, the village lads are out It is so pleasant and so clear a weather And my lad, too, is somewhere thereabout ; For as of old they spin their tops together.
What to read after A Wayside Lute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lizette Woodworth Reese to read onlineMoreLess
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