Child Songs of Cheer
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And he's passing it politely-- Can it be for _pay_? O dear me! I have no penny! Let us run away!
THE NEW MOON Pretty new moon, little new moon, Now, as first I look at you, I must make a wish, for wise folks Say it surely will come true!
Little new moon, pretty new moon, I wish--but I must not tell! For if any one should hear it, Wise folks say it breaks the spell!
SHOWERY TIME The April rain-drops tinkle In cuckoo-cups of gold, And warm south winds unwrinkle The buds the peach-boughs h...old.
In countless fluted creases The little elm-leaves show, While white as carded fleeces The dogwood blossoms blow.
A rosy robe is wrapping The early red-bud trees; But still the haws are napping, Nor heed the honey-bees.
And still in lazy sleeping The apple-buds are bound, But tulip-tips are peeping From out the garden ground.
And yonder, gayly swinging Upon the turning vane, A robin redbreast singing Makes merry at the rain!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he's passing it politely-- Can it be for _pay_? O dear me! I have no penny! Let us run away!
THE NEW MOON Pretty new moon, little new moon, Now, as first I look at you, I must make a wish, for wise folks Say it surely will come true!
Little new moon, pretty new moon, I wish--but I must not tell! For if any one should hear it, Wise folks say it breaks the spell!
SHOWERY TIME The April rain-drops tinkle In cuckoo-cups of gold, And warm south winds unwrinkle The buds the peach-boughs h...old.
In countless fluted creases The little elm-leaves show, While white as carded fleeces The dogwood blossoms blow.
A rosy robe is wrapping The early red-bud trees; But still the haws are napping, Nor heed the honey-bees.
And still in lazy sleeping The apple-buds are bound, But tulip-tips are peeping From out the garden ground.
And yonder, gayly swinging Upon the turning vane, A robin redbreast singing Makes merry at the rain!
What to read after Child Songs of Cheer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stein Evaleen to read onlineMoreLess
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