Rhymes From the Rhineland
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" "You will make it too wet, " said the sunshine, "If you go dripping on evermore. " "You will make it too dry, " said the rain- cloud, "If you drive me away with my store. " Said the sun, "I make everything fruitful, And all joy my bright face to see. " The rain said, ''I freshen the drooping, Most gladly the parched earth greets me. " So each tried to banish the other, But the world grew barren and drear, Till in peace they wrought one with another, And then followed blessings and cheer.
R. E...NSLIN.
[39] THE BALL OF THE NIGHTIN- GALES "WE'LL give a ball, " Said the nightingales all.
"What shall we play?" Asked the blue jay.
"Play humpty doodle, " Growled the black poodle.
"What shall we drink?" Trilled bobolink.
"Beer, " Bellowed the steer.
"Wine, " Grunted the swine.
"Caraway tea, " Said the pony, "for me, " "A cup of cocoa, " Pleaded the roe.
"We all wish to dance, We crickets will prance. " "Who'll play the horn?" Asked the white fawn.
"I'll play on the pipe, " Croaked the bullfrog, "to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You will make it too wet, " said the sunshine, "If you go dripping on evermore. " "You will make it too dry, " said the rain- cloud, "If you drive me away with my store. " Said the sun, "I make everything fruitful, And all joy my bright face to see. " The rain said, ''I freshen the drooping, Most gladly the parched earth greets me. " So each tried to banish the other, But the world grew barren and drear, Till in peace they wrought one with another, And then followed blessings and cheer.
R. E...NSLIN.
[39] THE BALL OF THE NIGHTIN- GALES "WE'LL give a ball, " Said the nightingales all.
"What shall we play?" Asked the blue jay.
"Play humpty doodle, " Growled the black poodle.
"What shall we drink?" Trilled bobolink.
"Beer, " Bellowed the steer.
"Wine, " Grunted the swine.
"Caraway tea, " Said the pony, "for me, " "A cup of cocoa, " Pleaded the roe.
"We all wish to dance, We crickets will prance. " "Who'll play the horn?" Asked the white fawn.
"I'll play on the pipe, " Croaked the bullfrog, "to-night.
What to read after Rhymes From the Rhineland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Howland Goodwin to read onlineMoreLess
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