Ballads of Childhood
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57 A LITTLE RAILROAD MAN /. Now r^ROM Boston Town to Frisco Bay The crossing railroads go, And some run down a southern way, And some where north winds blow: From east and west by night and day Are countless roads, I know.
See, like a spider's web they stand Across the colored chart, They track the level prairie land And crowd the busy mart: And reach round like a mighty hand That holds a countr 's heart.
58 A Little Railroad Man 59 Oh, there is Good Hope by a sea, And here is Santa Fe, And ove...r there is Merrilee, And this is Spendaday: And now we take a homeward way, The best way that can be.
So if you want a day of fun, I'll be the guide for you, Across the map our course will run As quick as lightnings do: And we'll come home before the sun Waves us a glad adieu.
//. Later Like crossing lines in queer designs Are other roads to know: The ways of life through peace or strife, Each human heart must go: Now on it speeds by merry meads, Now summits that are slow.
60 A Little Railroad Man We ride away and gladly pay With work and prayer the toll: O'er hill and dale God marks a trail For journey of the soul, And lights the skies for earnest eyes That seek the one great Goal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
57 A LITTLE RAILROAD MAN /. Now r^ROM Boston Town to Frisco Bay The crossing railroads go, And some run down a southern way, And some where north winds blow: From east and west by night and day Are countless roads, I know.
See, like a spider's web they stand Across the colored chart, They track the level prairie land And crowd the busy mart: And reach round like a mighty hand That holds a countr 's heart.
58 A Little Railroad Man 59 Oh, there is Good Hope by a sea, And here is Santa Fe, And ove...r there is Merrilee, And this is Spendaday: And now we take a homeward way, The best way that can be.
So if you want a day of fun, I'll be the guide for you, Across the map our course will run As quick as lightnings do: And we'll come home before the sun Waves us a glad adieu.
//. Later Like crossing lines in queer designs Are other roads to know: The ways of life through peace or strife, Each human heart must go: Now on it speeds by merry meads, Now summits that are slow.
60 A Little Railroad Man We ride away and gladly pay With work and prayer the toll: O'er hill and dale God marks a trail For journey of the soul, And lights the skies for earnest eyes That seek the one great Goal.
What to read after Ballads of Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earls Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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