Home Ballads Devotional Sentimental Humorous
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You would not heed the golden hand, You would not list the warning voice: One pointed to the better land, One bade you make the better choice; 74 Home Ballads. One pointed to fair cities forth, Which sit like jewels on the earth, On whose high portals, deep inwrought, Was "touch not, taste not, handle not. " Polly Hone. O, NCE an old crone Lived all alone; Her name was simply Polly Hone. Her sister dead, Her brother led A wandering life. She never wed. Her neighbors proud, * She thought, aloud;... Some better ones to find, she vowed; And vainly thought There surely ought Somewhere to be a better spot. The truth to own, Poor 'Polly Hone Disliked to live so much alone. 76 Home Ballads. So one day she Resolved to be A traveler, and the world to see. Too much, of late, She'd heard folks prate Of a new town in a new State. This town out west, She thought it best To seek; its name was Cozynest. Said she, "The keers, For one of years, Have many breakdowns, horrors, fears. 'Twill give me time, And be sublime, To go by Foot & Walker's line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You would not heed the golden hand, You would not list the warning voice: One pointed to the better land, One bade you make the better choice; 74 Home Ballads. One pointed to fair cities forth, Which sit like jewels on the earth, On whose high portals, deep inwrought, Was "touch not, taste not, handle not. " Polly Hone. O, NCE an old crone Lived all alone; Her name was simply Polly Hone. Her sister dead, Her brother led A wandering life. She never wed. Her neighbors proud, * She thought, aloud;... Some better ones to find, she vowed; And vainly thought There surely ought Somewhere to be a better spot. The truth to own, Poor 'Polly Hone Disliked to live so much alone. 76 Home Ballads. So one day she Resolved to be A traveler, and the world to see. Too much, of late, She'd heard folks prate Of a new town in a new State. This town out west, She thought it best To seek; its name was Cozynest. Said she, "The keers, For one of years, Have many breakdowns, horrors, fears. 'Twill give me time, And be sublime, To go by Foot & Walker's line.
What to read after Home Ballads Devotional Sentimental Humorous?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, George, 1802-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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