Some Broken Twigs 8 1
Some Broken Twigs 8 1
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We build in faith great churches and our state With many schools, where children gaily sing. We love our loamy fields and prairie home And struggle onward upward, soon and late.
Hail Oklahoma land! O grassy plain, There is no state more dearly loved. --All hail!
OUR MORNING PRAYER Our Father in heaven, Drive from the soul the hopelessness, Fill it with charity and faith, And fire the heart with kindliness, For Jesus sake, amen.
WE THANK OUR GOD We thank our God for this glad Christmas day, ...For health and freedom, peace and hope today. We float our flag on every hill and trail; All Hail! The red and white and blue, all hail! Again upon the board a feast is spread, And God now guards and blesses our good bread. Our turkey's big and fat and pudding brown, And we will smile all day and wear no frown. Once more our bins are filled with corn and wheat, The bread we break is good, so light and sweet, Cranberries, pumpkin pies and walnut meats. We bow to thank our God for these good eats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We build in faith great churches and our state With many schools, where children gaily sing. We love our loamy fields and prairie home And struggle onward upward, soon and late.
Hail Oklahoma land! O grassy plain, There is no state more dearly loved. --All hail!
OUR MORNING PRAYER Our Father in heaven, Drive from the soul the hopelessness, Fill it with charity and faith, And fire the heart with kindliness, For Jesus sake, amen.
WE THANK OUR GOD We thank our God for this glad Christmas day, ...For health and freedom, peace and hope today. We float our flag on every hill and trail; All Hail! The red and white and blue, all hail! Again upon the board a feast is spread, And God now guards and blesses our good bread. Our turkey's big and fat and pudding brown, And we will smile all day and wear no frown. Once more our bins are filled with corn and wheat, The bread we break is good, so light and sweet, Cranberries, pumpkin pies and walnut meats. We bow to thank our God for these good eats.
What to read after Some Broken Twigs 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beede Clara M. to read onlineMoreLess
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