On the Romany Road
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'Tis then we play the twilight game At dusk of every night ; The fireplace is a magic forge That flashes forth its light. We make come true our wishes Where the shadows dimly fall, And watch them all go marching by Upon the cabin wall.
There's a king who wears a helmet, And a gueen all dressed in silk ; There's a giant and a forest, And a palfrey white as milk ; A windmill that goes round and round ; An eagle on the wing ; An Indian Brave with arching bow, A fairy garden ring.
It is twilight in... the valley That lies so still below Beneath the rush and rally Of the mountain winds that blow.
Bat in the firelight's Hashing No childish footsteps fall Tho' shadow shapes are playing itill Upon the cabin wall.
There's a king who wears a helmet, And a gueen all dressed in silk ; There's a giant and a loreit And a palfrey white as milk ; A windmill that goes 'round and 'round ; A ship that sails to sea With shadows of remembered things A waving back to me.
The Lart Good-by They told me she was dead And bade me come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis then we play the twilight game At dusk of every night ; The fireplace is a magic forge That flashes forth its light. We make come true our wishes Where the shadows dimly fall, And watch them all go marching by Upon the cabin wall.
There's a king who wears a helmet, And a gueen all dressed in silk ; There's a giant and a forest, And a palfrey white as milk ; A windmill that goes round and round ; An eagle on the wing ; An Indian Brave with arching bow, A fairy garden ring.
It is twilight in... the valley That lies so still below Beneath the rush and rally Of the mountain winds that blow.
Bat in the firelight's Hashing No childish footsteps fall Tho' shadow shapes are playing itill Upon the cabin wall.
There's a king who wears a helmet, And a gueen all dressed in silk ; There's a giant and a loreit And a palfrey white as milk ; A windmill that goes 'round and 'round ; A ship that sails to sea With shadows of remembered things A waving back to me.
The Lart Good-by They told me she was dead And bade me come.
What to read after On the Romany Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rena Cary Sheffield to read onlineMoreLess
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