Goldenrod And Thistledown
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The country doctor, poor, despised His purse half starved and undersized Contents himself to stay at home ; The only stars he ever knows Are those that rest in heaven's dome And light the waste of winter snows.
The country doctor ! Blessed be he Who sets the weary sufferer free From burning fever, racking pain And countless ills and does it, too, Without a thought or hope of gain ; Without a single cent in view ! I come to sing in praise of him, Whose soul is fat, whose purse is slim, Whose eye...sight keen, whose foresight dim ; For caring naught for fame or pelf, While there's a crust upon the shelf He works for fun and boards himself !
GOLDENROD AND THISTLEDOWN. 101 Doodle-Up, Doodle-Down.
F~~\OWN the dusty highway where the truant ' breeze Loiters o'er the roadside sod, On within the woodland where the giant trees Welcome them with smile and nod, Twain of dainty maidens, with their finger-tips Delving in each tiny mound, Breathe this cabalistic message from their lips: " Doodle, doodle-up, doodle-down !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The country doctor, poor, despised His purse half starved and undersized Contents himself to stay at home ; The only stars he ever knows Are those that rest in heaven's dome And light the waste of winter snows.
The country doctor ! Blessed be he Who sets the weary sufferer free From burning fever, racking pain And countless ills and does it, too, Without a thought or hope of gain ; Without a single cent in view ! I come to sing in praise of him, Whose soul is fat, whose purse is slim, Whose eye...sight keen, whose foresight dim ; For caring naught for fame or pelf, While there's a crust upon the shelf He works for fun and boards himself !
GOLDENROD AND THISTLEDOWN. 101 Doodle-Up, Doodle-Down.
F~~\OWN the dusty highway where the truant ' breeze Loiters o'er the roadside sod, On within the woodland where the giant trees Welcome them with smile and nod, Twain of dainty maidens, with their finger-tips Delving in each tiny mound, Breathe this cabalistic message from their lips: " Doodle, doodle-up, doodle-down !
What to read after Goldenrod And Thistledown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Q Lapius to read onlineMoreLess
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