Mammas Verses Or Lines for Little Londoners
Mammas Verses Or Lines for Little Londoners
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Besides these daily occupations, Her studies, lessons, recreations, 44 Engrossed her time, nor left a void That was not usefully employed.
But still she managed every day, For half an hour to steal away, And slily in her room to paint, In colours neither dull nor faint, A gay portfolio she had made, With purple ribbons overlaid : At length the work was quite complete, .
She packed it up in papers neat, And duly to her aunt directed, Then brought it down to be inspected.
' My dear Mamma/ she cri...ed, ' you know ' My aunt will scarce a smile bestow ' On any gift her nieces send, * If other hands assistance lend ; ' And so, in hopes to give her pleasure, .
' I've laboured in my little measure, 45 c And made, and trimmed, and ornamented * A paper case that I invented/ So saying-, she display'd the case, Whose border painted roses grace ; But in the centre of the work, She figured an enormous Stork: ' My dear, I like your border well, ' But why the Stork, I cannot tell/ ' Mamma, the Stork is meant to shew ' The love and gratitude I owe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides these daily occupations, Her studies, lessons, recreations, 44 Engrossed her time, nor left a void That was not usefully employed.
But still she managed every day, For half an hour to steal away, And slily in her room to paint, In colours neither dull nor faint, A gay portfolio she had made, With purple ribbons overlaid : At length the work was quite complete, .
She packed it up in papers neat, And duly to her aunt directed, Then brought it down to be inspected.
' My dear Mamma/ she cri...ed, ' you know ' My aunt will scarce a smile bestow ' On any gift her nieces send, * If other hands assistance lend ; ' And so, in hopes to give her pleasure, .
' I've laboured in my little measure, 45 c And made, and trimmed, and ornamented * A paper case that I invented/ So saying-, she display'd the case, Whose border painted roses grace ; But in the centre of the work, She figured an enormous Stork: ' My dear, I like your border well, ' But why the Stork, I cannot tell/ ' Mamma, the Stork is meant to shew ' The love and gratitude I owe.
What to read after Mammas Verses Or Lines for Little Londoners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Von Richter to read onlineMoreLess
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