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120 "FOREST ECHOES" GRANNY LAMORE Smiling and sweet at our hearthstone sits Our dearly loved Granny Lamore; So lightly old age has besieged her wits, And yet lingers far from her door.
We all hold her dear.
And our only fear Is that soon we will have her no more.
Oh, Granny Lamore!
Our Granny Lamore!
Our dearly loved Granny Lamore!
No wonder we love her and treasure her so This dear little Granny Lamore!
For vv^e crave her blessing wherever we go.
And rich is as ever her store.
We all hold her ...dear.
And our only fear Is that soon we will have her no more.
Oh, Granny Lamore!
Our Granny Lamore!
Our dearly loved Granny Lamore!
"FOREST ECHOES" 121 THE PRINCESS MY-OWNIE!
She lives quite apart, For her home is my heart.
And the path to my heart is stony.
I don't know her name So I can't be to blame If I call her The Princess My-Ownie!
She is dainty and sweet.
And whenever we meet I shall know her — this Princess My-Ownie.
Be she brilliant or shy No laggard am I, And I'll win her, this Princess My-Ownie.
What to read after "forest Echoes";?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
120 "FOREST ECHOES" GRANNY LAMORE Smiling and sweet at our hearthstone sits Our dearly loved Granny Lamore; So lightly old age has besieged her wits, And yet lingers far from her door.
We all hold her dear.
And our only fear Is that soon we will have her no more.
Oh, Granny Lamore!
Our Granny Lamore!
Our dearly loved Granny Lamore!
No wonder we love her and treasure her so This dear little Granny Lamore!
For vv^e crave her blessing wherever we go.
And rich is as ever her store.
We all hold her ...dear.
And our only fear Is that soon we will have her no more.
Oh, Granny Lamore!
Our Granny Lamore!
Our dearly loved Granny Lamore!
"FOREST ECHOES" 121 THE PRINCESS MY-OWNIE!
She lives quite apart, For her home is my heart.
And the path to my heart is stony.
I don't know her name So I can't be to blame If I call her The Princess My-Ownie!
She is dainty and sweet.
And whenever we meet I shall know her — this Princess My-Ownie.
Be she brilliant or shy No laggard am I, And I'll win her, this Princess My-Ownie.
What to read after "forest Echoes";?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malmquist, Marie. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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