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Simple Stories in Verse Being a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchte
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Much amazed did I look, And well-pleas'd was to see, A bible, the book Which he held on his knee.
6 Sweet Child of Reflexion!
The study pursue, And the deep-letter'd sage Is no wiser than you.
Oh, make it your guide, ' Your protection, and friend ; And no king is so safe, Though his army defend.
Oh, search there for the joys This life fails to bestow ; And thou'rt happier than thousands That dwell here below.
9 From the path it points out, Let thy foot never stray; For the Lord is thy shepherd,... Then walk in his way.
10 r Amidst the green pastures, He'll bring thee to feed ; And by waters of comfort, Thy steps he shall lead.
11 His watch o'er thy footsteps, Each day he shall keep ; And at night in his fold ', Thou shalt peaceably sleep.
THE SPINNING WHEEL.
1 Pray, dearest mother, come to play, And put your spinning wheel away, I'm sure your work is done : Oh, take me now upon your knee, I've nobody to play with me, For brother George is gone.
2 Don't let your wheel go round and round, I am quite tired of the sound, And you are tired too : You wish to put it by, I see, So come along and play with me, My dearest mother do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Much amazed did I look, And well-pleas'd was to see, A bible, the book Which he held on his knee.
6 Sweet Child of Reflexion!
The study pursue, And the deep-letter'd sage Is no wiser than you.
Oh, make it your guide, ' Your protection, and friend ; And no king is so safe, Though his army defend.
Oh, search there for the joys This life fails to bestow ; And thou'rt happier than thousands That dwell here below.
9 From the path it points out, Let thy foot never stray; For the Lord is thy shepherd,... Then walk in his way.
10 r Amidst the green pastures, He'll bring thee to feed ; And by waters of comfort, Thy steps he shall lead.
11 His watch o'er thy footsteps, Each day he shall keep ; And at night in his fold ', Thou shalt peaceably sleep.
THE SPINNING WHEEL.
1 Pray, dearest mother, come to play, And put your spinning wheel away, I'm sure your work is done : Oh, take me now upon your knee, I've nobody to play with me, For brother George is gone.
2 Don't let your wheel go round and round, I am quite tired of the sound, And you are tired too : You wish to put it by, I see, So come along and play with me, My dearest mother do.
What to read after Simple Stories in Verse Being a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knight, Charles, 1791-1873, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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