Red Letter Days in Old England And New England
Red Letter Days in Old England And New England
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We never call cows in that way, and how could they learn it. Besides, they never follow us ; we drive them. " Aunt Lizzy could not explari it, neither can I, but thus it really occurred.
RED-LETTER DAYS. 73 CHAPTER III.
THE PURITAN FESTIVAL When the pumpkins, and apples and corn Are all gathered in from the cold ; When the cribs, unto bursting, are filled With the ripe ears, yellow as gold ; When the c xen, the cows, and the sheep, No more on the hill-sides must roam ; And it rain^ or it hails,... or it snows, It is time for Thanksgiving to come.
When the hazy, the still, dreamy days Of the Indian summer are o'er ; When the squirrels have ransacked the woods, And laid up the nuts in great store ; When the earth is all dreary and waste, And the :, kies look scowling and glum ; When the c'ead leaves go whirling along, It is time for Thanksgiving to come.
REV. J. N. TARE ox.
THE little nests that had for weeks hung, empty gray cups, among graceful brown elm and maple branches, were now full of soft, pure snow ; the brook-cascades showed wonderful turrets 74 RED-LETTER DAYS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We never call cows in that way, and how could they learn it. Besides, they never follow us ; we drive them. " Aunt Lizzy could not explari it, neither can I, but thus it really occurred.
RED-LETTER DAYS. 73 CHAPTER III.
THE PURITAN FESTIVAL When the pumpkins, and apples and corn Are all gathered in from the cold ; When the cribs, unto bursting, are filled With the ripe ears, yellow as gold ; When the c xen, the cows, and the sheep, No more on the hill-sides must roam ; And it rain^ or it hails,... or it snows, It is time for Thanksgiving to come.
When the hazy, the still, dreamy days Of the Indian summer are o'er ; When the squirrels have ransacked the woods, And laid up the nuts in great store ; When the earth is all dreary and waste, And the :, kies look scowling and glum ; When the c'ead leaves go whirling along, It is time for Thanksgiving to come.
REV. J. N. TARE ox.
THE little nests that had for weeks hung, empty gray cups, among graceful brown elm and maple branches, were now full of soft, pure snow ; the brook-cascades showed wonderful turrets 74 RED-LETTER DAYS.
What to read after Red Letter Days in Old England And New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Una Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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