Mother Earth's Children: the Frolics of the Fruits And Vegetables
Mother Earth's Children: the Frolics of the Fruits And Vegetables
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I'm truly glad that I am good For little babies' early food." 16 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN ,38) LITTLE Wild Strawberry came down J To visit with her folks in town; She's a sweet child with charming ways, And blushes modestly at praise.
17 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN 3$) lAID Endive: "I was born in France f But travel when I get a chance." Said Celery: "I travel, too, But my real home's in Kalamazoo." 18 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN ^ THE Carrot ladies love to go To church on Sundays in a row; And, tall or... short, each lady fair Wears a green feather in her hair.
19 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN S |EARL Onion, tiny little thing, Lives out doors from early spring; She's German, so I understand, And dearly loves her father-land.
20 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN ^ THE dainty little Water Cresses, In their pretty bathing dresses, Like water fairies splash and play In the cool brooklet all the day.
21 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN CHERRIES are ripe," said Old Blue Jay As he flew by one August day; "Why, he means us," the Cherries cried, "Perhaps we'd better go inside." 22 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN ,gg w HEN Gooseberry wears a gown of green She cries and pouts and makes a scene; But when her gown's a purplish hue She never disagrees with you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm truly glad that I am good For little babies' early food." 16 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN ,38) LITTLE Wild Strawberry came down J To visit with her folks in town; She's a sweet child with charming ways, And blushes modestly at praise.
17 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN 3$) lAID Endive: "I was born in France f But travel when I get a chance." Said Celery: "I travel, too, But my real home's in Kalamazoo." 18 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN ^ THE Carrot ladies love to go To church on Sundays in a row; And, tall or... short, each lady fair Wears a green feather in her hair.
19 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN S |EARL Onion, tiny little thing, Lives out doors from early spring; She's German, so I understand, And dearly loves her father-land.
20 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN ^ THE dainty little Water Cresses, In their pretty bathing dresses, Like water fairies splash and play In the cool brooklet all the day.
21 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN CHERRIES are ripe," said Old Blue Jay As he flew by one August day; "Why, he means us," the Cherries cried, "Perhaps we'd better go inside." 22 MOTHER EARTH'S CHILDREN ,gg w HEN Gooseberry wears a gown of green She cries and pouts and makes a scene; But when her gown's a purplish hue She never disagrees with you.
What to read after Mother Earth's Children: the Frolics of the Fruits And Vegetables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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