Songs of Happy Life for Schools Homes And Bands of Mercy
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With intense expression.
L. B. Marshall.
hill? There's a bit - ter north wind blow-ing; It is freez-ing; it is hill ? You have found their thin forms ly - ing, Yoi - ces dumb to hea - ven kill ; Jus - tice, though she tar - ry long, Comes at last to weak and =E $=* 9^ $=$ -& r ~^~ l 1 ^^ mp Slowly. .
snow-ing; And the cat - tie they are low -ing On the hill, on the hill, cry -ing That they're starving, freezing, dy - ing On the hill, on the hill, strong; Ye must suf - fer for the wrong On the h...ill, on the hill.
ong *=b Copyright, 1897, by S. J. Eddy.
(65) f=F=Ff 39 The Woodmouse.
Mary Howitt.
A. Dawson.
^mm ^^m^m^m 1. Do you know the lit- tie wood - mouse, That pret-ty lit - tie thing, 2. It makes a hed of the soft dry moss. In a hole that's deep and strong, l 1 =^2=F* ^m=!
:^ That sits a- mong the for -est leaves, Or hy the for - est spring? And there it sleeps se - cure and warm, The drear - y win - ter long ; A t=t- > $=& *-tt m a -i- i=*=i E Its fur is red like the red chest-nut, And it is small and slim, And though it keeps no cal-en-dar, It knows when flow'rs are spring-ing, : N *- * *=* f>=- 5 ^ S?=^^==?: *=* t t It leads a life most in - no - cent, With -in the for -est dim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With intense expression.
L. B. Marshall.
hill? There's a bit - ter north wind blow-ing; It is freez-ing; it is hill ? You have found their thin forms ly - ing, Yoi - ces dumb to hea - ven kill ; Jus - tice, though she tar - ry long, Comes at last to weak and =E $=* 9^ $=$ -& r ~^~ l 1 ^^ mp Slowly. .
snow-ing; And the cat - tie they are low -ing On the hill, on the hill, cry -ing That they're starving, freezing, dy - ing On the hill, on the hill, strong; Ye must suf - fer for the wrong On the h...ill, on the hill.
ong *=b Copyright, 1897, by S. J. Eddy.
(65) f=F=Ff 39 The Woodmouse.
Mary Howitt.
A. Dawson.
^mm ^^m^m^m 1. Do you know the lit- tie wood - mouse, That pret-ty lit - tie thing, 2. It makes a hed of the soft dry moss. In a hole that's deep and strong, l 1 =^2=F* ^m=!
:^ That sits a- mong the for -est leaves, Or hy the for - est spring? And there it sleeps se - cure and warm, The drear - y win - ter long ; A t=t- > $=& *-tt m a -i- i=*=i E Its fur is red like the red chest-nut, And it is small and slim, And though it keeps no cal-en-dar, It knows when flow'rs are spring-ing, : N *- * *=* f>=- 5 ^ S?=^^==?: *=* t t It leads a life most in - no - cent, With -in the for -est dim.
What to read after Songs of Happy Life for Schools Homes And Bands of Mercy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eddy Sarah J. to read onlineMoreLess
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