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When I got back 'twas pretty late, the chores had all been done ; Betsy and Bub were gone to bed and I was left alone. I didn't feel quite satisfied that I was doing right, But felt too proud and spunky to give it up to-night. I went to bed, but 'twas no use, I couldn't help but think ; And turnM and toss'd and roll'd about, but couldn't sleep a wink. I thought upon the pleasant days we had when first we married, And wonder'd how it came about that we had so miscarried. How day and night, when ...I was sick, Betsy was at my bed ; How tenderly she nurs'd me, what soothing words she said, And turn'd away to hide her tears, and bath'd my aching head. I thought how proud I once had felt when walking at her side, And how we comforted each other ivhen the baby died. I felt as hot as pepper and my heart set up a throbbing, I heard a noise, and listened Betsy was a sobbing! I felt a tear roll down my face the day was just a break ing ; I got right up and look'd abroad ; all nature was awaking ; The birds were twitt'ring in the trees, a haze was on the river, And everything I gaz'd upon look'd beautiful as ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I got back 'twas pretty late, the chores had all been done ; Betsy and Bub were gone to bed and I was left alone. I didn't feel quite satisfied that I was doing right, But felt too proud and spunky to give it up to-night. I went to bed, but 'twas no use, I couldn't help but think ; And turnM and toss'd and roll'd about, but couldn't sleep a wink. I thought upon the pleasant days we had when first we married, And wonder'd how it came about that we had so miscarried. How day and night, when ...I was sick, Betsy was at my bed ; How tenderly she nurs'd me, what soothing words she said, And turn'd away to hide her tears, and bath'd my aching head. I thought how proud I once had felt when walking at her side, And how we comforted each other ivhen the baby died. I felt as hot as pepper and my heart set up a throbbing, I heard a noise, and listened Betsy was a sobbing! I felt a tear roll down my face the day was just a break ing ; I got right up and look'd abroad ; all nature was awaking ; The birds were twitt'ring in the trees, a haze was on the river, And everything I gaz'd upon look'd beautiful as ever.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Knowles to read onlineMoreLess
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