Children of Christmas
Children of Christmas
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Weary of playing the long day through ?
But there's something that looks like a tear in your eye, And your lips — why, your lips are quivering, too!
Do I guess aright ? — it is coming night, And you cry for the old — you are tired of the new ?
Little one, little one, old loves are best; And the heart still clings though the hands loose their hold!
Take the old doll back, in your arms she shall rest, When you wander away to the dreamland fold.
(With all, even so, — ere to sleep we go, The waveri...ng heart wavers back to the old! ) 38 II OTHER CHILDREN THE APPLE-BLOSSOM SWITCH It was the daughter of a fairy witch, — A sweet, though wayward child.
" Go, naughty Elfinella, bring a switch From yonder fruit tree wild! " (It was the charming time of all the year, — The darling month of May And every bush and thicket, far and near, With leaves and flowers was gay.) Poor Elfinella heard, and off she went, With lagging steps and slow, To where, amidst the wild, a fruit tree bent, Her branches spreading low.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weary of playing the long day through ?
But there's something that looks like a tear in your eye, And your lips — why, your lips are quivering, too!
Do I guess aright ? — it is coming night, And you cry for the old — you are tired of the new ?
Little one, little one, old loves are best; And the heart still clings though the hands loose their hold!
Take the old doll back, in your arms she shall rest, When you wander away to the dreamland fold.
(With all, even so, — ere to sleep we go, The waveri...ng heart wavers back to the old! ) 38 II OTHER CHILDREN THE APPLE-BLOSSOM SWITCH It was the daughter of a fairy witch, — A sweet, though wayward child.
" Go, naughty Elfinella, bring a switch From yonder fruit tree wild! " (It was the charming time of all the year, — The darling month of May And every bush and thicket, far and near, With leaves and flowers was gay.) Poor Elfinella heard, and off she went, With lagging steps and slow, To where, amidst the wild, a fruit tree bent, Her branches spreading low.
What to read after Children of Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, Edith Matilda, 1854- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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