Makin' Rhymes And Other Rhymes
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— An' now 1 like mv teacher th' best.
THE MAID IN THE MOON pOME and sit on my knee. Here is some- thing to see— The great silver Moon in the sky.
And I"ll tell 3t>u about the error that's out 'Bout the Moon and the Maiden so high.
'Tis a fabulous tale that a man gets to sail 'Round the Earth on the' face of the Moon.
But we will not believe, for 'tis meant to deceive Whether spoken, or written in rune.
You may search on his face, high and low, all the space, 43 44 THE MAID IN THE MOON And a Man... you'll not see late or soon.
But near the Moon's eye, just below, you will spy The face of The Maid in the Moon.
She is pretty as silk and there's none of her ilk.
Who tread the foul soil here below.
Her complexion's pure white,— you may see it at night, As white as the silvery snow.
What a soft, pearly neck! Without jewels to deck, More fair than a Mermet rose!
And her dimpled chin! And her lips are as thin As any lily's that blows!
Her fashion's not late— fact it's most out of date; For bangs frizzed are long since outgrown By Parisian maids, used to style's rabid raids,— THE MAID IN THE MOON 45 But not so with The Maid in the Moon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— An' now 1 like mv teacher th' best.
THE MAID IN THE MOON pOME and sit on my knee. Here is some- thing to see— The great silver Moon in the sky.
And I"ll tell 3t>u about the error that's out 'Bout the Moon and the Maiden so high.
'Tis a fabulous tale that a man gets to sail 'Round the Earth on the' face of the Moon.
But we will not believe, for 'tis meant to deceive Whether spoken, or written in rune.
You may search on his face, high and low, all the space, 43 44 THE MAID IN THE MOON And a Man... you'll not see late or soon.
But near the Moon's eye, just below, you will spy The face of The Maid in the Moon.
She is pretty as silk and there's none of her ilk.
Who tread the foul soil here below.
Her complexion's pure white,— you may see it at night, As white as the silvery snow.
What a soft, pearly neck! Without jewels to deck, More fair than a Mermet rose!
And her dimpled chin! And her lips are as thin As any lily's that blows!
Her fashion's not late— fact it's most out of date; For bangs frizzed are long since outgrown By Parisian maids, used to style's rabid raids,— THE MAID IN THE MOON 45 But not so with The Maid in the Moon.
What to read after Makin' Rhymes And Other Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haworth, Edwin P., 1875- to read onlineMoreLess
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