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" You'll see me, to-morrow, a different man.
It's a pleasure to work for a noble son; Come, boy, let's go to a lodging house ; Good night, sir. God bless you for what youVe done." ******** To-night, I met them, a happy pair.
Well dressed and planning a future bright.
For both had a purpose and work to do, Beginning, they told me, with Christmas night.
XVIII.
From the church, near by, an anthem rose, " Glad tidings, and peace, on earth good-will," I heard him murmur, with trembling voice, "And t...he prayers of thy servant, Lord ! fulfil ;" 'Twas an earnest prayer, and I said "Amen," I knew he had prayed for the boy at his side.
" Good night; good fortune attend you," I said, • "And keep the good cheer of your Christmas- tide," SFRINa SONG, 59 SPRING SONG.
Oh ! I am a fairy, in garments green.
My wings are as light as air.
My slippers are dainty as e^er were seen.
And a magical wand I bear.
I hide in the nooks.
By the frozen brooks.
And dbax them to break old Winter's chains ; And his old bones crack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You'll see me, to-morrow, a different man.
It's a pleasure to work for a noble son; Come, boy, let's go to a lodging house ; Good night, sir. God bless you for what youVe done." ******** To-night, I met them, a happy pair.
Well dressed and planning a future bright.
For both had a purpose and work to do, Beginning, they told me, with Christmas night.
XVIII.
From the church, near by, an anthem rose, " Glad tidings, and peace, on earth good-will," I heard him murmur, with trembling voice, "And t...he prayers of thy servant, Lord ! fulfil ;" 'Twas an earnest prayer, and I said "Amen," I knew he had prayed for the boy at his side.
" Good night; good fortune attend you," I said, • "And keep the good cheer of your Christmas- tide," SFRINa SONG, 59 SPRING SONG.
Oh ! I am a fairy, in garments green.
My wings are as light as air.
My slippers are dainty as e^er were seen.
And a magical wand I bear.
I hide in the nooks.
By the frozen brooks.
And dbax them to break old Winter's chains ; And his old bones crack.
What to read after Lines And Rhymes. Grave And Gay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvey, James Clarence, 1859-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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