Rhymes And Verses
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Our house in town stands side by side With others of its kind ; The street in front is very wide, Not so the street behind.
This house is tall and narrow, too, Our home is built of brick ; Its colour is a ruddy hue, The walls are far from thick.
A window-box stands on the sill Outside this house of ours — 'Tis filled with heather from the hill, Instead of winter flowers.
The neighbours who are passing by Do say that here reside A truly Scottish family Much noted for their pride.
THE HOUSE IN TO...WN 123 'Tis not of riches that we boast, Nor yet of cultured ways ; Beyond all these we love the most Dear Scotland's bonny braes.
Oft, oft the times this vision sweet Comes up before my eyes ; And all within, around the street, Forgot, unheeded lies.
My native land ! Oh, could I find One spot on thee to rest, All London Town I'd leave behind To fling me on thy breast !
OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD.
A question oft is put to me By friends who kindly come To call and drink a cup of tea In this my modest home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our house in town stands side by side With others of its kind ; The street in front is very wide, Not so the street behind.
This house is tall and narrow, too, Our home is built of brick ; Its colour is a ruddy hue, The walls are far from thick.
A window-box stands on the sill Outside this house of ours — 'Tis filled with heather from the hill, Instead of winter flowers.
The neighbours who are passing by Do say that here reside A truly Scottish family Much noted for their pride.
THE HOUSE IN TO...WN 123 'Tis not of riches that we boast, Nor yet of cultured ways ; Beyond all these we love the most Dear Scotland's bonny braes.
Oft, oft the times this vision sweet Comes up before my eyes ; And all within, around the street, Forgot, unheeded lies.
My native land ! Oh, could I find One spot on thee to rest, All London Town I'd leave behind To fling me on thy breast !
OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD.
A question oft is put to me By friends who kindly come To call and drink a cup of tea In this my modest home.
What to read after Rhymes And Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C B to read onlineMoreLess
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