From Hearts Content
From Hearts Content
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he piped, and chirr! and chirr-r !
The children sighed, " Provoking !" Quite out of sorts, indeed, they were That that small hidden thing should stir The sweet air with his croaking.
B5 Their play was planned for out of doors When first they heard him calling, And now a heavy darkness lowers; Rain pattered first, and now it pours As if the sky were falling.
I fancy he will find some chink, With twigs and leaves for cover, Where he can safely sit and blink, And thrust his nose out for a drink, U...ntil the rain is over.
You'd like to see him some fine day?
Only quick eyes can find him. He has a most mysterious way Of being gray, if bark is gray, Green, if there's green behind him.
His guesses are not always right To the extent of bringing A thunder rack of black in sight; Yet sweet as the whistle of Bob White Is the little tree-frog's singing.
56 THE CHIMNEY SWALLOWS.
i a puzzle indeed I cannot read, As to what is the earthly sense or need For these little things, With their swift wings, To turn from the bough that tosses and swings, And to choose as the best Nook for a nest The very last place one would have guessed, When the summer tide, So warm and wide, Flows sunny and sweet on every side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he piped, and chirr! and chirr-r !
The children sighed, " Provoking !" Quite out of sorts, indeed, they were That that small hidden thing should stir The sweet air with his croaking.
B5 Their play was planned for out of doors When first they heard him calling, And now a heavy darkness lowers; Rain pattered first, and now it pours As if the sky were falling.
I fancy he will find some chink, With twigs and leaves for cover, Where he can safely sit and blink, And thrust his nose out for a drink, U...ntil the rain is over.
You'd like to see him some fine day?
Only quick eyes can find him. He has a most mysterious way Of being gray, if bark is gray, Green, if there's green behind him.
His guesses are not always right To the extent of bringing A thunder rack of black in sight; Yet sweet as the whistle of Bob White Is the little tree-frog's singing.
56 THE CHIMNEY SWALLOWS.
i a puzzle indeed I cannot read, As to what is the earthly sense or need For these little things, With their swift wings, To turn from the bough that tosses and swings, And to choose as the best Nook for a nest The very last place one would have guessed, When the summer tide, So warm and wide, Flows sunny and sweet on every side.
What to read after From Hearts Content?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates Clara Doty to read onlineMoreLess
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