Ballads of the Busy Days
Ballads of the Busy Days
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A golden sunbeam found its way Across the happy world, to rest Upon a dead child s curls, that lay Against a sobbing mother s breast.
120 Ballads of the Busy Days THE WOMAN ON CRUTCHES HpHE people rush madly in Washington Street Past a woman who goes upon crutches, And she hears the swift tramping of hundreds of feet, The pleasant-faced woman on crutches ! And men who have triumphed and men who are sad, And lads who are eager and maids who are glad, Some going to honor and some to the bad, Meet... the brave little woman on crutches.
In days that are dismal, in days that are fair, I meet the brave woman on crutches, And a smile of contentment forever is there, In the face of the woman on crutches, And oft when the fates have been cruel to me, When Doubt with her brood is where Courage should be, 121 Ballads of the Busy Days And my pathway seems hard, I am shamed when I see Her smiling away on her crutches.
A thousand press past her and hurry away, Nor notice her there on her crutches Bound for some place where she toils through the day, With always a smile, on her crutches !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A golden sunbeam found its way Across the happy world, to rest Upon a dead child s curls, that lay Against a sobbing mother s breast.
120 Ballads of the Busy Days THE WOMAN ON CRUTCHES HpHE people rush madly in Washington Street Past a woman who goes upon crutches, And she hears the swift tramping of hundreds of feet, The pleasant-faced woman on crutches ! And men who have triumphed and men who are sad, And lads who are eager and maids who are glad, Some going to honor and some to the bad, Meet... the brave little woman on crutches.
In days that are dismal, in days that are fair, I meet the brave woman on crutches, And a smile of contentment forever is there, In the face of the woman on crutches, And oft when the fates have been cruel to me, When Doubt with her brood is where Courage should be, 121 Ballads of the Busy Days And my pathway seems hard, I am shamed when I see Her smiling away on her crutches.
A thousand press past her and hurry away, Nor notice her there on her crutches Bound for some place where she toils through the day, With always a smile, on her crutches !
What to read after Ballads of the Busy Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel E Samuel Ellsworth Kiser to read onlineMoreLess
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