Oracles for Youth. a Home Pastime
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56. Lilian, Lilian, pure as the moon ; Be patient, and you shall see her soon.
57. Annie, whose step is as fleet as a bird, And whose musical voice is most joyfully heard.
58. Ida, with her neck of snow; She 's the one you love, you know.
59. Pauline, whose soft and glossy hair Alone would make you think her fair.
60. Sweet Geraldine, with eyes of jet ; You never can their light forgeti 61. Gertrude, who with tender care Takes her absent mother's place, And while she rules the household well, H...er cheerful steps are full of grace.
62. Bowena, who makes such pudding and pies, You would live for their sake in the light of her eyes.
63. Young Alidads cheerful smile.
And her graceful ways the while.
Plainly your companions tell That you love her truly well.
30 Who is your Girl Friend?
64. I know that you like Euretta, Indeed, you can never forget her.
65. Seek in the skies for the brightest star, Look for a pearl in the lands afar, Bring hither the diamond, the purest gem.
And when you have gathered and cherished them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
56. Lilian, Lilian, pure as the moon ; Be patient, and you shall see her soon.
57. Annie, whose step is as fleet as a bird, And whose musical voice is most joyfully heard.
58. Ida, with her neck of snow; She 's the one you love, you know.
59. Pauline, whose soft and glossy hair Alone would make you think her fair.
60. Sweet Geraldine, with eyes of jet ; You never can their light forgeti 61. Gertrude, who with tender care Takes her absent mother's place, And while she rules the household well, H...er cheerful steps are full of grace.
62. Bowena, who makes such pudding and pies, You would live for their sake in the light of her eyes.
63. Young Alidads cheerful smile.
And her graceful ways the while.
Plainly your companions tell That you love her truly well.
30 Who is your Girl Friend?
64. I know that you like Euretta, Indeed, you can never forget her.
65. Seek in the skies for the brightest star, Look for a pearl in the lands afar, Bring hither the diamond, the purest gem.
And when you have gathered and cherished them.
What to read after Oracles for Youth. a Home Pastime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Howard Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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