Early Days Upon the Plains of Texas
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Unscathed in every raid.
That thru the strife on battle fields, It's glory may not fade.
121 OUR LITTLE FOLKS.
Six little girls to have some fun, Met on a grassy slope.
They played awhile at hide-and-seek, And then they jumped the rope.
But bye-and-bye, they all sat down.
When they were tired of play, To talk about their cozy homes, And each one had her say.
First.
My home is on the mountain side.
Among the evergreens, And where sweet songs of little birdi.
Add to the cheerful scenes.
Second.
M...y home is in a pleasant vale, Where gentle streamlets flow.
While sunbeams kiss the morning dew.
And fragrant flowers grow.
Third.
I have a home among the hills, Where rippling fountains play, Along our paths sweet flowers grow.
And bloom in early May.
122 Fourth.
I live among the lofty pines, Nearby a mountain lake, Where feathered songsters in the trees.
Their merry music make.
Fifth.
I'm living near the ocean shore, That has its charms for me.
And many times my home is called, The cottage by the Sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unscathed in every raid.
That thru the strife on battle fields, It's glory may not fade.
121 OUR LITTLE FOLKS.
Six little girls to have some fun, Met on a grassy slope.
They played awhile at hide-and-seek, And then they jumped the rope.
But bye-and-bye, they all sat down.
When they were tired of play, To talk about their cozy homes, And each one had her say.
First.
My home is on the mountain side.
Among the evergreens, And where sweet songs of little birdi.
Add to the cheerful scenes.
Second.
M...y home is in a pleasant vale, Where gentle streamlets flow.
While sunbeams kiss the morning dew.
And fragrant flowers grow.
Third.
I have a home among the hills, Where rippling fountains play, Along our paths sweet flowers grow.
And bloom in early May.
122 Fourth.
I live among the lofty pines, Nearby a mountain lake, Where feathered songsters in the trees.
Their merry music make.
Fifth.
I'm living near the ocean shore, That has its charms for me.
And many times my home is called, The cottage by the Sea.
What to read after Early Days Upon the Plains of Texas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunt, George Madden, 1843-1919. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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