Mother Goose From Germany
Mother Goose From Germany
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And as I came by the Canalian sea, I saw a great multitude, — one, two, three: The first he had nothing, his rent Avas but small; The second had less — the third, nothing at all. They bought a small loaf, they ^vere hungry as hounds; And of cheese, just a hundred and seventy pounds.
37 And they sailed, o'er the silent and silvery sea, To a land which was empty as empty could be.
There the church was of paper, the pulpit of leather, The parson on a stone he sat all alone : And they cried, We are... here all together !
And if we can only be good to-day.
To-morrow we'll tumble, and frolic, and play.
And the three sisters, Lazari^ CatJicrina, Syhilla. Be-still-a, Wept bitterly, And the cock crowed, "BuTTErvMiLiv!" HUNTED in my feather bed, And found a bird at play; I caught liim by the bill and head, And blew the bird away.
3itoviug mWx the |in0cv^, OW I will weave a basket, A basket fair and fine. And in it thou shalt lay, with care, That gentle heart of thine.
[iSung while winding ilie fingers together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as I came by the Canalian sea, I saw a great multitude, — one, two, three: The first he had nothing, his rent Avas but small; The second had less — the third, nothing at all. They bought a small loaf, they ^vere hungry as hounds; And of cheese, just a hundred and seventy pounds.
37 And they sailed, o'er the silent and silvery sea, To a land which was empty as empty could be.
There the church was of paper, the pulpit of leather, The parson on a stone he sat all alone : And they cried, We are... here all together !
And if we can only be good to-day.
To-morrow we'll tumble, and frolic, and play.
And the three sisters, Lazari^ CatJicrina, Syhilla. Be-still-a, Wept bitterly, And the cock crowed, "BuTTErvMiLiv!" HUNTED in my feather bed, And found a bird at play; I caught liim by the bill and head, And blew the bird away.
3itoviug mWx the |in0cv^, OW I will weave a basket, A basket fair and fine. And in it thou shalt lay, with care, That gentle heart of thine.
[iSung while winding ilie fingers together.
What to read after Mother Goose From Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludwig Richter to read onlineMoreLess
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