Poems And Tales
Poems And Tales
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Some heads contain diamonds, others charcoal. This is why some little heads are wiser than some big heads.
Priceless yet costly.
Tasteless yet sweet, Cheer for the weary.
Strength for the weak.
Hearing pious words from an ungodly man is like drink- ing water from a clear sparkling well with a toad crawling at the bottom.
43 Without evil sorrow could not have been, And without sorrow God would often not be seen.
God can forgive me should I sin, Being conscious of the fact, But should I err throu...gh ignorance, He will forgive the act.
How often we say good night, but how seldom do we think of its solemnity. Yes, fathers and mothers, sons and daughters, remember the good nights, the good nights at home, for you may not always have a father's care to watch your slumbers, a mother's last visit to see you safe asleep; the parting will come, must come, the last good night at home ; and the first good night under a stranger's roof how different it is. All may be kind, yea affectionate, but that first night under the strange roof in that strange bed is a night to be remembered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some heads contain diamonds, others charcoal. This is why some little heads are wiser than some big heads.
Priceless yet costly.
Tasteless yet sweet, Cheer for the weary.
Strength for the weak.
Hearing pious words from an ungodly man is like drink- ing water from a clear sparkling well with a toad crawling at the bottom.
43 Without evil sorrow could not have been, And without sorrow God would often not be seen.
God can forgive me should I sin, Being conscious of the fact, But should I err throu...gh ignorance, He will forgive the act.
How often we say good night, but how seldom do we think of its solemnity. Yes, fathers and mothers, sons and daughters, remember the good nights, the good nights at home, for you may not always have a father's care to watch your slumbers, a mother's last visit to see you safe asleep; the parting will come, must come, the last good night at home ; and the first good night under a stranger's roof how different it is. All may be kind, yea affectionate, but that first night under the strange roof in that strange bed is a night to be remembered.
What to read after Poems And Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Kitchin to read onlineMoreLess
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