Mariposa Magazine
Mariposa Magazine
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JAPANESE PAPER NOVELTIES.
The partitions dividing the houses are paper.
The yakounine hat which passes you is paper.
The handkerchief, thrown away after use, is paper.
Those robe collars, which are taken for crape, are paper.
The pane through which an inquisitive eye looks at you is paper.
The string with which the articles you buy are fastened is made of paper.
The porter's cloak, who carries his burden, singing a cadence, through the rain, is made of paper.
Those elegant flowers, ornamenting ...the beautiful hair of the Japanese ladies, are made of paper- The garments of the boatman who conducts you on board, the tobacco-pouch, cigar-case all are paper.
Prayer.
Composed by Mrs. H. C. Bailey, inmate of The Aged Women's Home, 74 years old.
Oh, God of light, whose kindling ray Has brought again a new-born day, To Thee my earliest thoughts I raise, To Thee I bring my heartfelt praise.
Beneath thy brooding care I slept, Free from pain and danger kept; Refreshed I wake to duty's call, Ready to bear whate'er befall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JAPANESE PAPER NOVELTIES.
The partitions dividing the houses are paper.
The yakounine hat which passes you is paper.
The handkerchief, thrown away after use, is paper.
Those robe collars, which are taken for crape, are paper.
The pane through which an inquisitive eye looks at you is paper.
The string with which the articles you buy are fastened is made of paper.
The porter's cloak, who carries his burden, singing a cadence, through the rain, is made of paper.
Those elegant flowers, ornamenting ...the beautiful hair of the Japanese ladies, are made of paper- The garments of the boatman who conducts you on board, the tobacco-pouch, cigar-case all are paper.
Prayer.
Composed by Mrs. H. C. Bailey, inmate of The Aged Women's Home, 74 years old.
Oh, God of light, whose kindling ray Has brought again a new-born day, To Thee my earliest thoughts I raise, To Thee I bring my heartfelt praise.
Beneath thy brooding care I slept, Free from pain and danger kept; Refreshed I wake to duty's call, Ready to bear whate'er befall.
What to read after Mariposa Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calif Ladies Relief Society of Oakland to read onlineMoreLess
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