Rhymes And Stories
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A SUNBEAM.
**0h dear!" sighed a man, "it looks like rain, I must carry my umbrella again." So he trudged along in a doleful way, His face was sullen, the sky looked grey, And he saw not the sunshine that came his way On that beautiful April morning.
Another said, "What a pleasant day.
The air is fine as we get in May," It rained a bit, but he did not care.
His heart was pure, and free from care.
And to such a man the world looks fair, On any kind of a morning.
A CUP FOR EACH CHILD.
Have you eve...r noticed how much a child thinks of a bright new tin cup? When I was a child a valuable sil- ver cup and a cut glass tumbler (the gifts of a doting 34 RHYMES AND STORIES relative) were the pride of my mother's life. But the treasure of my treasures was a little tin cup we bought from a peddler. There was a glitter and a glamor about that tin cup which might be equaled, but not surpassed.
Have you noticed lately how many children you meet whose faces are covered with an ugly rash? It must be very painful, and wiser heads than mine have decided that the trouble was caused by drinking in common from one cup at school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A SUNBEAM.
**0h dear!" sighed a man, "it looks like rain, I must carry my umbrella again." So he trudged along in a doleful way, His face was sullen, the sky looked grey, And he saw not the sunshine that came his way On that beautiful April morning.
Another said, "What a pleasant day.
The air is fine as we get in May," It rained a bit, but he did not care.
His heart was pure, and free from care.
And to such a man the world looks fair, On any kind of a morning.
A CUP FOR EACH CHILD.
Have you eve...r noticed how much a child thinks of a bright new tin cup? When I was a child a valuable sil- ver cup and a cut glass tumbler (the gifts of a doting 34 RHYMES AND STORIES relative) were the pride of my mother's life. But the treasure of my treasures was a little tin cup we bought from a peddler. There was a glitter and a glamor about that tin cup which might be equaled, but not surpassed.
Have you noticed lately how many children you meet whose faces are covered with an ugly rash? It must be very painful, and wiser heads than mine have decided that the trouble was caused by drinking in common from one cup at school.
What to read after Rhymes And Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loughlin, Mary Carral to read onlineMoreLess
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