Old Grand Papa And Other Poems for the Amusement of Children
Old Grand Papa And Other Poems for the Amusement of Children
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** " What 42 THE TWELVE.
" What man is this with such a ruddy face? Your eyes are bright^ you step a noble pace; You hem so loud, your lungs are very sound; You breathe so strong, you turn the windmill round ; You plant the garden, and you brew good beer; You hold the plough, yet make green corn appear.
I'll find you out. " Said he, "If you're so arch, " To save you trouble, know, my name is MARCH. " " O, lovely baby ! while you cry A sun-beam darts from either eye; By turns they shine and weep... in show'rs, To gild and then refresh the flow'rs.
'Tis not for butterflies or bees You hamr those blossoms on the trees; They bloom before the green leaves come, To promise cherry, pear, and plum.
Each tear of yours is worth a pearl; APRIL, I know you are, sweet girl. "
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** " What 42 THE TWELVE.
" What man is this with such a ruddy face? Your eyes are bright^ you step a noble pace; You hem so loud, your lungs are very sound; You breathe so strong, you turn the windmill round ; You plant the garden, and you brew good beer; You hold the plough, yet make green corn appear.
I'll find you out. " Said he, "If you're so arch, " To save you trouble, know, my name is MARCH. " " O, lovely baby ! while you cry A sun-beam darts from either eye; By turns they shine and weep... in show'rs, To gild and then refresh the flow'rs.
'Tis not for butterflies or bees You hamr those blossoms on the trees; They bloom before the green leaves come, To promise cherry, pear, and plum.
Each tear of yours is worth a pearl; APRIL, I know you are, sweet girl. "
What to read after Old Grand Papa And Other Poems for the Amusement of Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1811 1880 Old Harlo to read onlineMoreLess
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