Chinese Mother Goose Rhymes
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120 THE BLIND MAN LD Mr. Blind man, come here quick, I see you carry a feeling- stick; To the river side you take your way, An d feed tne froggies every day; A frog, one day, stuck out his head, And bit your toe, I've heard it said.
ML 121 A TRAGEDY IN THREE ACTS SMALL boy came from the south of the farm, With a bamboo basket upon his arm, With mutton bones was the basket filled, From a sheep which his folks that day had killed.
A monkey came from a pile of stones To steal that boy's fresh mutt...on bones, 122 But a big, spotted dog followed close at his heels, To bite a bad monkey whenever he steals.
A half of a brick lay there on the road, It upset the boy and he spilt out his load, The dog bit the monkey, the monkey ran away, The boy broke his basket and cried all day.
123 PULLING THE SAW E pull the big saw, And we push it out straight, There's a Punch and a Judy At grandmother's gate, Our sisters and brothers Invite to the show, And all of us, even The baby, shall go.
124 THISTLE- SEED T HISTLE-SEED, thistle-seed, Fly away, fly, The hair on vour body f> Jf Will take you up high; &
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
120 THE BLIND MAN LD Mr. Blind man, come here quick, I see you carry a feeling- stick; To the river side you take your way, An d feed tne froggies every day; A frog, one day, stuck out his head, And bit your toe, I've heard it said.
ML 121 A TRAGEDY IN THREE ACTS SMALL boy came from the south of the farm, With a bamboo basket upon his arm, With mutton bones was the basket filled, From a sheep which his folks that day had killed.
A monkey came from a pile of stones To steal that boy's fresh mutt...on bones, 122 But a big, spotted dog followed close at his heels, To bite a bad monkey whenever he steals.
A half of a brick lay there on the road, It upset the boy and he spilt out his load, The dog bit the monkey, the monkey ran away, The boy broke his basket and cried all day.
123 PULLING THE SAW E pull the big saw, And we push it out straight, There's a Punch and a Judy At grandmother's gate, Our sisters and brothers Invite to the show, And all of us, even The baby, shall go.
124 THISTLE- SEED T HISTLE-SEED, thistle-seed, Fly away, fly, The hair on vour body f> Jf Will take you up high; &
What to read after Chinese Mother Goose Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Headland Isaac Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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