Poems
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Somebody did, so I am told.
Why, Methuselah would think us kids, Just little children wearing bibs.
And how he would laugh if told That any one should think us old.
And he would tell us not to mind If any should be so unkind.
And would be very apt to say : "Now, little children, run out and play.
Here is some candy, now be good little kids, And be careful not to soil your bibs." 19 THE ARRIVAL OF OUR FIRST BABY Where did you come from, you queer little sprite ?
"Oh, I tomed from heaven one told... nite." But why are you making yourself so free?
"Dod said 'oo wanted a lile boy ite me." But why did you come so still and alone?
"Why, danma heard me tear fru the phone." But what can you find in this world to do?
"Oh, I spect some time 1*11 tate tare of you." But why did you come to us, you dear?
"Dod spoke and said 'oo onted me here." But where did you get your bright little eyes?
"Oh, I bout dem wif me out of the sties." But why did you come to stay, ha, ha?
"Tause I onts Clyde Raymer to be my papa." But why do you look at me so and blink?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Somebody did, so I am told.
Why, Methuselah would think us kids, Just little children wearing bibs.
And how he would laugh if told That any one should think us old.
And he would tell us not to mind If any should be so unkind.
And would be very apt to say : "Now, little children, run out and play.
Here is some candy, now be good little kids, And be careful not to soil your bibs." 19 THE ARRIVAL OF OUR FIRST BABY Where did you come from, you queer little sprite ?
"Oh, I tomed from heaven one told... nite." But why are you making yourself so free?
"Dod said 'oo wanted a lile boy ite me." But why did you come so still and alone?
"Why, danma heard me tear fru the phone." But what can you find in this world to do?
"Oh, I spect some time 1*11 tate tare of you." But why did you come to us, you dear?
"Dod spoke and said 'oo onted me here." But where did you get your bright little eyes?
"Oh, I bout dem wif me out of the sties." But why did you come to stay, ha, ha?
"Tause I onts Clyde Raymer to be my papa." But why do you look at me so and blink?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymer, Catharine to read onlineMoreLess
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