Ravelings in Rhyme
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A flowered hat, an oval face, A petticoat of fluffy lace.
A quiet mien of strong repose.
The stately tread of one who knows.
The which, the how, the where, the when, — The Suffragette of Nineteen-Ten.
36 RAVELINGS IN RHYME RESPONSES.
^^QPEAK, March wind, softly tell me ^ What tender message bear ye?" And it answered with a gust, Covering my best clothes with dust: "Double-barreled blizzards and striped hose." "O April, fickle maiden, What's in thy bosom hidden?" And she answered with a thud Whi...ch congealed my thin blue blood : "Forked lightning, Spring fever, and grub worms." "O lovely June-time, tell me What dreamy fancies fill thee?" And the answer stung with pain All my fever-heated brain: "Wilted collars, mosquitoes, freckles, and bed-bugs." 37 RAVELINGS IN RHYME "Ah, old Winter, brave and true.
Name the children born to you!" And the answer stunned a frog, Idly sunning on a log: "Burnt up, snowed up, chilblain, sneeze.
Busted pocket-book, and freeze." 38 RAVELINGS IN RHYME AN EASTER IDYL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A flowered hat, an oval face, A petticoat of fluffy lace.
A quiet mien of strong repose.
The stately tread of one who knows.
The which, the how, the where, the when, — The Suffragette of Nineteen-Ten.
36 RAVELINGS IN RHYME RESPONSES.
^^QPEAK, March wind, softly tell me ^ What tender message bear ye?" And it answered with a gust, Covering my best clothes with dust: "Double-barreled blizzards and striped hose." "O April, fickle maiden, What's in thy bosom hidden?" And she answered with a thud Whi...ch congealed my thin blue blood : "Forked lightning, Spring fever, and grub worms." "O lovely June-time, tell me What dreamy fancies fill thee?" And the answer stung with pain All my fever-heated brain: "Wilted collars, mosquitoes, freckles, and bed-bugs." 37 RAVELINGS IN RHYME "Ah, old Winter, brave and true.
Name the children born to you!" And the answer stunned a frog, Idly sunning on a log: "Burnt up, snowed up, chilblain, sneeze.
Busted pocket-book, and freeze." 38 RAVELINGS IN RHYME AN EASTER IDYL.
What to read after Ravelings in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Natalie Whitted Price to read onlineMoreLess
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