Original Poems for Good Children
Original Poems for Good Children
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A great deal more blame unto them must belong, Than to quarrelsome Growler and Tray.
Poor Puss.
OH, Harry ! my dear, do not kick the poor cat, For, Pussy, I'm sure, will not thank you for that ; She was doing no harm, as she sat on the mat. Suppose some great giant, amazingly strong, Were often to kick you and drive you along ; Now, would you not think it exceedingly wrong ?
And, Harry, I think you're as greatly to blame, When YOU serve poor pussy exactly the same, For she's very gentle, and qu...iet, and tame. She is under the table, quite out of your way, But why should you tease her and drive her away ? She takes it in earnest, if you think it play.
There, now go and call her, and stroke her again, And never, my love, give poor animals pain, For you know, when you hurt them, they cannot complain.
The Dunce of a Kitten.
COME, pussy, will you learn to read ?
I've got a pretty book : Nay, turn this way, you must, indeed : Fie, there's a sulky look.
Well, get along, you naughty kit, And after mice go look ; I'm glad that I have got more wit, I, love my pretty book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A great deal more blame unto them must belong, Than to quarrelsome Growler and Tray.
Poor Puss.
OH, Harry ! my dear, do not kick the poor cat, For, Pussy, I'm sure, will not thank you for that ; She was doing no harm, as she sat on the mat. Suppose some great giant, amazingly strong, Were often to kick you and drive you along ; Now, would you not think it exceedingly wrong ?
And, Harry, I think you're as greatly to blame, When YOU serve poor pussy exactly the same, For she's very gentle, and qu...iet, and tame. She is under the table, quite out of your way, But why should you tease her and drive her away ? She takes it in earnest, if you think it play.
There, now go and call her, and stroke her again, And never, my love, give poor animals pain, For you know, when you hurt them, they cannot complain.
The Dunce of a Kitten.
COME, pussy, will you learn to read ?
I've got a pretty book : Nay, turn this way, you must, indeed : Fie, there's a sulky look.
Well, get along, you naughty kit, And after mice go look ; I'm glad that I have got more wit, I, love my pretty book.
What to read after Original Poems for Good Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilhelm Blsche to read onlineMoreLess
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