Mary
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For when the day is o'er The Daisies spread no more Their pretty little white gowns ; The Roses nod their heads, And Pansies seek their beds, .
With modest talk of nightgowns.
But as the sun down drops Up Evening Primrose pops And dons her robe de ballet; She twirls her yellow skirts.
And with a dewdrop flirts.
To shock both hill and valley.
Next morn she stays abed, — Dress draggled, aching head, — After Jier evening party; While all the proper flow'rs Arise at proper hours.
And look so well a...nd hearty.
as MARY So be a Bouncing Bet, Or a Blue Iris, set By brookside, — oh, the dim rows !
But, baby, be not as One wild child Nature has.
The foolish Evening Primrose.
z6 SONGS OF A MARY-BIRD THE DANCE J LIKE it when my feet fly fast, At night, or any time you set; Each time seems lovelier than the last, — My legs go twinkling higher yet.
Those rows and rows of pinky toes, And do they still belong to me?
Some day I '11 get them to my nose, And count how many they may be.
My aunts and parents all sit by, Looking as pleased, oh, pleased as Punch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For when the day is o'er The Daisies spread no more Their pretty little white gowns ; The Roses nod their heads, And Pansies seek their beds, .
With modest talk of nightgowns.
But as the sun down drops Up Evening Primrose pops And dons her robe de ballet; She twirls her yellow skirts.
And with a dewdrop flirts.
To shock both hill and valley.
Next morn she stays abed, — Dress draggled, aching head, — After Jier evening party; While all the proper flow'rs Arise at proper hours.
And look so well a...nd hearty.
as MARY So be a Bouncing Bet, Or a Blue Iris, set By brookside, — oh, the dim rows !
But, baby, be not as One wild child Nature has.
The foolish Evening Primrose.
z6 SONGS OF A MARY-BIRD THE DANCE J LIKE it when my feet fly fast, At night, or any time you set; Each time seems lovelier than the last, — My legs go twinkling higher yet.
Those rows and rows of pinky toes, And do they still belong to me?
Some day I '11 get them to my nose, And count how many they may be.
My aunts and parents all sit by, Looking as pleased, oh, pleased as Punch.
What to read after Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adeline Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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