Happy Days At Hampton And Other Poems
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JOHN GOODMAN.
" The sweetest wife, my mild Marie, Is sixty now, and so am I.
Two children died long years ago, With typhus fever deep and slow ; The angels sent a bird again, A manly boy, now five and ten.
Wife prayed for me through all the wars, And gloried in my sword and scars ; In rebel and the Mexic fight, Her faith has kept my armor bright.
AT THE THANKSGIVING. ^ 59 A tender eye she hath for poor Who seek a blessing at our door.
One day she said, ' 'Tis not a task To grant the favor that ...I ask ; You have three hundred thousand, just, Secured by honest means, I trust ; Give me a full five thousand down.
With gig to ride about the town.' Some generous scheme I knew she planned To bless the needy of the land ; Nor closer then the details scanned, Enough that wife could understand ; But drew the check, a phaeton bought, A gentle steed from 'York State' brought; And, loaded well with baskets down.
She drives her team about the town.
Dispensing blessings to the poor, 60 AT THE THANKSGIVING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOHN GOODMAN.
" The sweetest wife, my mild Marie, Is sixty now, and so am I.
Two children died long years ago, With typhus fever deep and slow ; The angels sent a bird again, A manly boy, now five and ten.
Wife prayed for me through all the wars, And gloried in my sword and scars ; In rebel and the Mexic fight, Her faith has kept my armor bright.
AT THE THANKSGIVING. ^ 59 A tender eye she hath for poor Who seek a blessing at our door.
One day she said, ' 'Tis not a task To grant the favor that ...I ask ; You have three hundred thousand, just, Secured by honest means, I trust ; Give me a full five thousand down.
With gig to ride about the town.' Some generous scheme I knew she planned To bless the needy of the land ; Nor closer then the details scanned, Enough that wife could understand ; But drew the check, a phaeton bought, A gentle steed from 'York State' brought; And, loaded well with baskets down.
She drives her team about the town.
Dispensing blessings to the poor, 60 AT THE THANKSGIVING.
What to read after Happy Days At Hampton And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aella Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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