Rhymes of Childhood
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And don't you see the merry faces of the daffodillies, And the jolly Johnny-jump-ups, and the butter-cups a-glee.
And the low, lolling ripples ring around the water-lilies? — All greeting us with laughter, to the Land of Used-to-be!
And here among the blossoms of the blooming vines and grasses.
With a haze forever hanging in the sky forever blue, And with a breeze from over seas to kiss us as it passes, We will romp around forever as the airy Elfins do !
For all the elves of earth and air are s...warming here together — The prankish Puck, KingOberon, and Queen Titaniatoo; And dear old Mother Goose herself, as sunny as the weather.
Comes dancing down the &svrj walks to welcome me and you!
6o IVMO SANTY-CLAUS WUZ.
WHO SANTY-CLAUS WUZ.
JES' a little bit o' feller — I remember still — Ust to almost cry fer Christmas, like a youngster will.
Fourth o' July's nothin' to it ! — New Year's ain't a smell !
Easter-Sunday — Circus-day — jes' all dead in the shell !
Lawzy, though ! at night, you know, to set around an' hear The old folks work the story off about the sledge an' deer, An' "Santy"|Skootin' round the roof,all wrapt in fur an' fuzz — Long afore I knowed who "Santy-Claus" wuz!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And don't you see the merry faces of the daffodillies, And the jolly Johnny-jump-ups, and the butter-cups a-glee.
And the low, lolling ripples ring around the water-lilies? — All greeting us with laughter, to the Land of Used-to-be!
And here among the blossoms of the blooming vines and grasses.
With a haze forever hanging in the sky forever blue, And with a breeze from over seas to kiss us as it passes, We will romp around forever as the airy Elfins do !
For all the elves of earth and air are s...warming here together — The prankish Puck, KingOberon, and Queen Titaniatoo; And dear old Mother Goose herself, as sunny as the weather.
Comes dancing down the &svrj walks to welcome me and you!
6o IVMO SANTY-CLAUS WUZ.
WHO SANTY-CLAUS WUZ.
JES' a little bit o' feller — I remember still — Ust to almost cry fer Christmas, like a youngster will.
Fourth o' July's nothin' to it ! — New Year's ain't a smell !
Easter-Sunday — Circus-day — jes' all dead in the shell !
Lawzy, though ! at night, you know, to set around an' hear The old folks work the story off about the sledge an' deer, An' "Santy"|Skootin' round the roof,all wrapt in fur an' fuzz — Long afore I knowed who "Santy-Claus" wuz!
What to read after Rhymes of Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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