Cottage Verses for Young Readers
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" Then dear Papa let's ramble on, The moon is rising high ; The'stars will soon illume the night.
And sparkle in the sky.
** And as we go'yon. Can point out The moving planets bright, That glitter in the space above. And cheer us with their light. " Morning at the Sea. 87 Naming: at tba %m.
The night was fine, and now the mom, Delightful is to see, And hark " said Charles "I hear the sound 0£ music' near the sea.
'* Then sister Jane let's walk along The^sandy beach, to see The ships, as they ar...e sailing by, So nobly o'er the sea, " The sky is clear, andjseaman now Are setting many a sail ; The wind is calm, they do not fear The tempest, nor the gale.
" Come, we will climb the coral rocks, To view the ocean wide To see the murm'ring waves roiron, And watch the rising tide. " 88 Cottage Verses, The Farmer to his Favorite Cow, Alas ! my poor Bess, thou'rt grown wan and old, But yet I can't send thee away ; Svirely the milkmaids may truly declare, Thou'st been a fine cow in thy day.
Indeed thou wast ever obedient and meek, Thy silken coat white as the snow ; Thou surpassed all the cattle for beauty of form, But age is now marked on thy brow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then dear Papa let's ramble on, The moon is rising high ; The'stars will soon illume the night.
And sparkle in the sky.
** And as we go'yon. Can point out The moving planets bright, That glitter in the space above. And cheer us with their light. " Morning at the Sea. 87 Naming: at tba %m.
The night was fine, and now the mom, Delightful is to see, And hark " said Charles "I hear the sound 0£ music' near the sea.
'* Then sister Jane let's walk along The^sandy beach, to see The ships, as they ar...e sailing by, So nobly o'er the sea, " The sky is clear, andjseaman now Are setting many a sail ; The wind is calm, they do not fear The tempest, nor the gale.
" Come, we will climb the coral rocks, To view the ocean wide To see the murm'ring waves roiron, And watch the rising tide. " 88 Cottage Verses, The Farmer to his Favorite Cow, Alas ! my poor Bess, thou'rt grown wan and old, But yet I can't send thee away ; Svirely the milkmaids may truly declare, Thou'st been a fine cow in thy day.
Indeed thou wast ever obedient and meek, Thy silken coat white as the snow ; Thou surpassed all the cattle for beauty of form, But age is now marked on thy brow.
What to read after Cottage Verses for Young Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Lake to read onlineMoreLess
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