Rhymes And Jingles
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Haymaker, get some fodder, And give my cat his tea. Cobbler, my horse is limping, He' 11 have to be shod anew ; While the smith brings forge and hammer To make my daughter a shoe. Bestir yourselves, my lazies !
I give you all fair warning : You must do your work 'twixt twelve at night, And an hour before one in the morning.
THERE was a rare boy who fell ill, And begged them to give him a pill ; " For my kind parents' sake, The dose I will take, " Said this rare little boy who fell ill.
1/4 RHYM...ES AND JINGLES.
TAKING TIME TO GROW.
" MAMMA ! mamma ! ' two eaglets cried, " To let us fly you 've never tried. We want to go outside and play ; We '11 promise not to go away. " The mother wisely shook her head : " No, no, my dears. Not yet, " she said.
ii But, mother dear, " they called again, " We want to see those things called men, And all the world so grand and gay, Papa described the other day. And don't you know? he told you then About a little tiny wren, That flew about so brave and bold, When it was scarcely four weeks old ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haymaker, get some fodder, And give my cat his tea. Cobbler, my horse is limping, He' 11 have to be shod anew ; While the smith brings forge and hammer To make my daughter a shoe. Bestir yourselves, my lazies !
I give you all fair warning : You must do your work 'twixt twelve at night, And an hour before one in the morning.
THERE was a rare boy who fell ill, And begged them to give him a pill ; " For my kind parents' sake, The dose I will take, " Said this rare little boy who fell ill.
1/4 RHYM...ES AND JINGLES.
TAKING TIME TO GROW.
" MAMMA ! mamma ! ' two eaglets cried, " To let us fly you 've never tried. We want to go outside and play ; We '11 promise not to go away. " The mother wisely shook her head : " No, no, my dears. Not yet, " she said.
ii But, mother dear, " they called again, " We want to see those things called men, And all the world so grand and gay, Papa described the other day. And don't you know? he told you then About a little tiny wren, That flew about so brave and bold, When it was scarcely four weeks old ?
What to read after Rhymes And Jingles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Mapes Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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