Days We Remember
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44 Days We Remember OLD HOME WEEK Thrice fair the dear old State we love Among her green hills stands, And, like a waiting mother, smiles And reaches out her hands. "Come back, my wanderers!" she calls: "Come back! we miss you yet; New Hampshire hearts have never learned Their absent to forget! Come back and break the bread of love And hear fond memory speak, And give to those who knew you first An Old Home Week!
"Come back and let us share with you Your triumphs or your tears; Come back and se...e what toil has won For us these busy years. Let the closed by-roads, grass o'ergrown Again your footsteps know; By the deserted farmhouse still Your mother's roses grow. Strew flowers on long-forgotten graves, List while hushed voices speak, And make a sacrament of love Our Old Home Week. " 45 Days We Remember LABOR DAY O Christ! the King of Glory, To whom arch-angels bow, Does often come to Thee the thought Of Joseph's work-shop now? Where, making plows and ox-yokes, All day the good man wrought, And reverently his simple craft The child beside him taught?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
44 Days We Remember OLD HOME WEEK Thrice fair the dear old State we love Among her green hills stands, And, like a waiting mother, smiles And reaches out her hands. "Come back, my wanderers!" she calls: "Come back! we miss you yet; New Hampshire hearts have never learned Their absent to forget! Come back and break the bread of love And hear fond memory speak, And give to those who knew you first An Old Home Week!
"Come back and let us share with you Your triumphs or your tears; Come back and se...e what toil has won For us these busy years. Let the closed by-roads, grass o'ergrown Again your footsteps know; By the deserted farmhouse still Your mother's roses grow. Strew flowers on long-forgotten graves, List while hushed voices speak, And make a sacrament of love Our Old Home Week. " 45 Days We Remember LABOR DAY O Christ! the King of Glory, To whom arch-angels bow, Does often come to Thee the thought Of Joseph's work-shop now? Where, making plows and ox-yokes, All day the good man wrought, And reverently his simple craft The child beside him taught?
What to read after Days We Remember?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marian Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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