Little Rhymes of Childhood
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But the sack was old, and the heavy stone Went to the bottom all alone, While the half-drowned kittens clambered out And wandered tremblingly about.
Now a willow tree was growing near, And the poor, wet kitties, filled with fear, Climbed upon a leafy limb And nestled in the shadow dim.
TTiere upon the kind old tree They romped and frolicked merrily.
All the summer, night and day They staid, nor cared to go away.
But when the cooler weather came The leaves turned red with Autumn's flame, Then fl...uttered softly to the ground Where on a Winter home they found.
The kittens, also tired of play, Drifted, one by one, away To find a home with warmth and light And food, and shelter, from the night.
Then lonely grew the poor old tree And moaned and sighed so mournfully All the dreary Winter long, That Mother Nature heard her song.
And when the Spring came with the flowers.
There in place of fresh, green bowers.
Were little fluffy balls of gray, Like the kitties, gone away.
The old tree sighed with full content While the graceful limbs were gently bent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the sack was old, and the heavy stone Went to the bottom all alone, While the half-drowned kittens clambered out And wandered tremblingly about.
Now a willow tree was growing near, And the poor, wet kitties, filled with fear, Climbed upon a leafy limb And nestled in the shadow dim.
TTiere upon the kind old tree They romped and frolicked merrily.
All the summer, night and day They staid, nor cared to go away.
But when the cooler weather came The leaves turned red with Autumn's flame, Then fl...uttered softly to the ground Where on a Winter home they found.
The kittens, also tired of play, Drifted, one by one, away To find a home with warmth and light And food, and shelter, from the night.
Then lonely grew the poor old tree And moaned and sighed so mournfully All the dreary Winter long, That Mother Nature heard her song.
And when the Spring came with the flowers.
There in place of fresh, green bowers.
Were little fluffy balls of gray, Like the kitties, gone away.
The old tree sighed with full content While the graceful limbs were gently bent.
What to read after Little Rhymes of Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Mcilhany Flynt to read onlineMoreLess
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