Poems
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That cries "mamma, " and opens its eyes, Come, little maiden, and seize the prize !
Sweeter the hour, the fleeter it wings, "Half-past one, " the school bell rings.
And over the heart a shadow flings.
The girl that followed the "image man, " Soon gets a taste of the master's ban.
She comes to school, but she comes "too late, " And now, with many a luckless mate.
246 OUR MARKET DAY.
Bears the cost on the hand and "pate, " And tears fall down at a rapid rate ; Instead of figures upon the slate, I...s seen the "figure" — oh, seen so late — "The angel babe ;" she mourns her fate, And longs to share in the heavenly state. Who ever would pass the "pearly gate, " Must "learn to labour" — learn "to wait. " The vendor of pills — the quackery gent.
Who physics the folks to their hearts' content, Is seen at his post on "jaunting car, " Doing at once both trade and war: He calls the doctor a simple fool, Himself a scholar of nature's school, He ever cures and never kills.
Warns the people of doctors' bills ; His panacea but once you try.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That cries "mamma, " and opens its eyes, Come, little maiden, and seize the prize !
Sweeter the hour, the fleeter it wings, "Half-past one, " the school bell rings.
And over the heart a shadow flings.
The girl that followed the "image man, " Soon gets a taste of the master's ban.
She comes to school, but she comes "too late, " And now, with many a luckless mate.
246 OUR MARKET DAY.
Bears the cost on the hand and "pate, " And tears fall down at a rapid rate ; Instead of figures upon the slate, I...s seen the "figure" — oh, seen so late — "The angel babe ;" she mourns her fate, And longs to share in the heavenly state. Who ever would pass the "pearly gate, " Must "learn to labour" — learn "to wait. " The vendor of pills — the quackery gent.
Who physics the folks to their hearts' content, Is seen at his post on "jaunting car, " Doing at once both trade and war: He calls the doctor a simple fool, Himself a scholar of nature's school, He ever cures and never kills.
Warns the people of doctors' bills ; His panacea but once you try.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Burn to read onlineMoreLess
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